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 ;D My srs came out excellant. But I do have one question about the clit area. Is a small amount of erectile tissue left in the clit. Like when arousal occurs it feels like an errection but there is no buldge or erection. Could it just be phantoom.

Kiria

Obviously, I have no idea what your surgeon did for you personally. But cis women have the ability to get clitoral "erections"; it's a normal part of the anatomy. Incidentally, I've also talked to a number of cis women who have described the sensation the same way I do, too. There's not much visible change anymore, but that initial sensation is definitely similar to before for me.

Kiria, that's the way it's supposed to work. Like Jenna said, cis women get clitoral erections and SRS is supposed to give us as functional a sex organ as possible. Your clitoris will become engorged when you're aroused and that will make it feel good if you're lucky enough to get penetrated by a sex partner.

Actually, if you weren't feeling this, that would point to a serious problem.

a quick google search and this quote is one of the first results

QuoteWomen get erections! The clitoris has erectile tissue, just like the penis. During arousal, the clitoris swells and grows visibly in size. The amount of swelling ranges from woman to woman—on some women the change is dramatic, on others it is more subtle. The erectile tissue fills with blood and the swelling exposes more nerve endings to touch, making the clitoris even more sensitive.

http://www.yourtango.com/experts/pleasure-mechanics/clitoris

they remove most  of  the  hydraulics, but  the pipelines  are  still  there,  so,  most  say,  yep,  we  get  turned  on,  hot  and  ready,  and  that  sensation,  the  pressure,  swelling,  red ness,    just  become  a  normal  thing.