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I found this on TS womens resources, I am very confused but hey to each their own right?

http://www.annelawrence.com/meettess.html

Has anyone else had this done, whats it like as far as the differences involved, complications, ect?

Putting aside the effects of testosterone... Sterility will still occur with even no HRT.   

Putting those inside will bake the sperm , and potentially damage the testes functionality as they are outside of the body to stay cool. 

Just a thought

Daisy

That is a very valid point I hadnt even considered it, thank you for your insight

Although I dont think that sterility is important as she probally wont be trying to get anyone pregnant (???? how would that work?)

the point that the testi could die, or ultimatly need to removed is plausible right??

I meen the point I got is that she did it for a guranteed orgasmic abilty right?

All I can say is, "Ewwwwwww...."

That's not for me.  I wanted to take revenge on my testicles.  I wanted the Dr. to put them in a blender once they were out.

I'm in denial that I have those things...Oh sorry "what testes?"............the mentioned approach is not for me ,but I'm sure some people may feel comfortable with it. HRT has done more for me than just work on the outside, it's changed my thinking and feeling. Try doing that with operations

Quote from: Lisbeth on December 13, 2007, 10:31:49 AM
All I can say is, "Ewwwwwww...."

Yes, I am going to be sick too  :eusa_sick:  Why on earth would a so called "woman" keep *those things*?  I mean, she did have a vaginoplasty after all. *sighs*

tink :icon_chick:

The piccies >:D

http://www.annelawrence.com/meltzer1297.html

She wanted to keep her testicles to improve sexual responsiveness?  what a load of tripe! maybe she shouldn't  have had GRS if her main concern was her "sexual responsiveness"  ::) Gross!

I was trying to avoid putting the pics, I was wiered out enough!!! LOL

In the name of science though.

With out offending anyone, do you think she can still ejaculate?? sorry i had to say it.

????????????????WHY,  Sorry no thanks.  If I wanted that then there would be no reason to keep on all the T blockers and the E.   :o  I think maybe that having the surgery wouldn't be right if you felt that way.  but who am I to judge others.

Nuts.

Quote from: TreeFlower on December 13, 2007, 01:04:28 PM
That's not for me.  I wanted to take revenge on my testicles.  I wanted the Dr. to put them in a blender once they were out.

I'm willing to put mine in a blender while I still have them.

Posted on: December 16, 2007, 02:26:37 PM

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   I think we've discussed this before.  We came to the conclusion that it would be possible for them to kind of die in there.  Plus we had a theory that if you bumped into a table the pain would be unbearable.

   I wouldn't recommend it, but I'm not a doctor or even a dentist.

Quote from: Rebis on December 16, 2007, 02:30:33 PM
I wouldn't recommend it, but I'm not a doctor or even a dentist.

but you do raise chickens, though, right?

Quote from: ell on December 16, 2007, 02:32:30 PM

Quote from: Rebis on December 16, 2007, 02:30:33 PM
I wouldn't recommend it, but I'm not a doctor or even a dentist.

but you do raise chickens, though, right?

Yes.  I raise chickens specifically bred to bite off and swallow men's genitals. 

Don't tell anybody.

If she wants to keep the horrid little things, who are we to say she's wrong. On the other hand, I don't understand the decision. Testosterone is produced in the outer layer of the adrenals and that's enough for me.

Karen Lyn

I have to admit I'm a bit surprised at how unremarkable the pictures look. I'd think it would really hurt to bump into anything though.

I dont even want to think of this!  Nauseating!

Quote from: Yvonne on December 15, 2007, 02:07:12 PM
The piccies >:D

http://www.annelawrence.com/meltzer1297.html

She wanted to keep her testicles to improve sexual responsiveness?  what a load of tripe! maybe she shouldn't  have had GRS if her main concern was her "sexual responsiveness"  ::) Gross!

I am rather speechless.  I cannot conceive of such an operation being performed by a reputable surgeon..

Wing Walker

Quote from: Joyce on December 16, 2007, 02:00:31 PM
Nuts.

:D
You made me spit out my drink! :D

But why? Why would any MtF WANT to keep those damn dangling things?

I can only disagree with the whole thing. I really am not certain if this person should be accepted for SRS if not on HRT. Some of us are refused SRS for lesser discrepancies.

Cindy

Typical of peeps that mix "sexual issues" with gender identity.  What's the point of going through this irreversible surgery if peeps want to keep part of the male genitalia? this person must have paid a lot of money to get "her" wishes.  I dont see how it could be done without a savings account with lots of zeros and from a surgeon that is well respected in the community. Yucky!

Jolly good deduction there Blanch

Quotethis person must have paid a lot of money to get "her" wishes.  I dont see how it could be done without a savings account with lots of zeros and from a surgeon that is well respected in the community. Yucky!

Cynthia

If mine were to go in a tragic accident/ drunken bet...I think I would turn them into tassels for my coat.

I think they have to maintain a certain tempature to stay alive, within 1-2 years I think they would be hardened little shrivled things inside her. quite strange,  :o

Quote from: maragirlygirr on December 20, 2007, 06:57:55 PM


I think they have to maintain a certain tempature to stay alive, within 1-2 years I think they would be hardened little shrivled things inside her. quite strange,  :o

Not true, sorry. The temperature only effects the production of sperm. The other functions will remain intact as long they receive proper blood flow. How sensitive they would be depends on how much nerve tissue remained attached when the testes were moved and the amount of regrowth in the new location.

Karen Lyn

Quote from: KarenLyn on December 22, 2007, 11:30:03 AM

Quote from: maragirlygirr on December 20, 2007, 06:57:55 PM


I think they have to maintain a certain tempature to stay alive, within 1-2 years I think they would be hardened little shrivled things inside her. quite strange,  :o

Not true, sorry. The temperature only effects the production of sperm. The other functions will remain intact as long they receive proper blood flow. How sensitive they would be depends on how much nerve tissue remained attached when the testes were moved and the amount of regrowth in the new location.

Karen Lyn

Which reminds me, don't forget there's going to be another person on top of you sometimes and their body weight may be pressing down on those things or possibly even bumping against them.   I don't care what anybody says.  It has to be painful.

Yucky yucky the more I think of it the more disturbing it gets just imagining it. I went for this because I wanted to be as 100% female as a good surgeon could make it happen. Why on Earth would one want to keep those things?

Cindy

I suppose they'd be worth keeping if you could dry them out and carve them into a pair of dice.  Then, they'd at least be useful and you could just play with them anywhere you go without being yelled at.

"Hee, hee, hee," Leave it up to you to find a preferable place to put those things where they can be of better use.  ;D

Cindy

Quote from: Blanche on December 16, 2007, 10:35:03 PM
Typical of peeps that mix "sexual issues" with gender identity.  What's the point of going through this irreversible surgery if peeps want to keep part of the male genitalia?

Typical of someone who has a high probability of regretting GRS too.

Quote from: Rebis on December 22, 2007, 04:16:47 PM

Which reminds me, don't forget there's going to be another person on top of you sometimes and their body weight may be pressing down on those things or possibly even bumping against them.   I don't care what anybody says.  It has to be painful.

Ah ha ha! Rebis, you are so funny. always thinking ahead.

i don't see why we can't accept this as an alternative lifestyle. yes, it's hard to think of her as a girl, but since she presents herself as one, i must assume she wants to be referred to as "miss." though i don't want them, i still have mine, and they never stopped me from being girly. you know?

so, as my Chinese friend says, "reave a girl arone!"

alright! ok, i'm going...

-ell

Quote from: Natasha on December 22, 2007, 05:50:46 PM

Quote from: Blanche on December 16, 2007, 10:35:03 PM
Typical of peeps that mix "sexual issues" with gender identity.  What's the point of going through this irreversible surgery if peeps want to keep part of the male genitalia?

Typical of someone who has a high probability of regretting GRS too.

Gender identity isn't the be all and end all of a persons existence.  Jeeze, are you so wrapped up in this one issue that you can't balance it out with other concerns?  I don't see how keeping the testicles negates any of the other advantages of SRS.  If that's the only thing on your mind then why not just have an orchidectomy?

I find the suggestion that thinking outside the box and making choices that balance up all of ones different concerns would have a higher regret rate than blindly following a 'one size fits all' treatment path rather amusing.

I suspect the real issue here is people are worried about being lumped into the same category as 'weirdos like that'.  awww

For your information.  I don't believe in anything "outside" the box.  Nice to meet you too!

Quote from: Natasha on December 22, 2007, 06:55:07 PM
For your information.  I don't believe in anything "outside" the box.  Nice to meet you too!

I assume then that to believe in yourself (as a TS) you simply re-homed to a slightly bigger box?

Quote from: Andra on December 22, 2007, 07:05:42 PM

Quote from: Natasha on December 22, 2007, 06:55:07 PM
For your information.  I don't believe in anything "outside" the box.  Nice to meet you too!

I assume then that to believe in yourself (as a TS) you simply re-homed to a slightly bigger box?

I have never believed myself as a "TS".  I'm a woman but that's not the topic of the thread now, is it?

My comment on testicles Is my opinion only and no one else's and the darn things reside in another dimension now anyway along with the other apendage.

Cindy

Quote from: Andra on December 22, 2007, 06:52:36 PM

Gender identity isn't the be all and end all of a persons existence.  Jeeze, are you so wrapped up in this one issue that you can't balance it out with other concerns?  I don't see how keeping the testicles negates any of the other advantages of SRS.  If that's the only thing on your mind then why not just have an orchidectomy?

I find the suggestion that thinking outside the box and making choices that balance up all of ones different concerns would have a higher regret rate than blindly following a 'one size fits all' treatment path rather amusing.

I suspect the real issue here is people are worried about being lumped into the same category as 'weirdos like that'.  awww

I agree... This isnt a one size fits all world, in fact personally I can see the advantages to keeping the testicles, they are similar to ovaries, and it would help to gurantee physical pleasure/orgasm in the neo vagina.  ;D

And people can say all day, well sex and pleasure arent important in the choice to have SRS and I agree, but GEE wouldnt it be nice to know a little bit better than a coin toss that, that will still be there, I think thats all this individual was trying to do.

Quote from: Rebis on December 22, 2007, 04:40:51 PM
I suppose they'd be worth keeping if you could dry them out and carve them into a pair of dice.  Then, they'd at least be useful and you could just play with them anywhere you go without being yelled at.

Hmmmm.  Hang them over the rear view mirror of your car.

Roby

Quote from: cindybc on December 22, 2007, 07:51:02 PM
My comment on testicles Is my opinion only and no one else's and the darn things reside in another dimension now anyway along with the other apendage.

Cindy

Just for the record I would never dream of keeping the darn things either.  My sex drive is still pretty high now I am chemically castrated, but feels much nicer than it did with lots of testosterone in my bloodstream. 

For the record, I wouldnt keep those things either. LOL

Just another personal comment, there aint nothing wrong with my orgasms I get I certainly don't need those things to have them either and they are way more intense then they were before.

Cindy

Quote from: ell on December 22, 2007, 06:15:41 PM

Quote from: Rebis on December 22, 2007, 04:16:47 PM

Which reminds me, don't forget there's going to be another person on top of you sometimes and their body weight may be pressing down on those things or possibly even bumping against them.   I don't care what anybody says.  It has to be painful.

Ah ha ha! Rebis, you are so funny. always thinking ahead.

i don't see why we can't accept this as an alternative lifestyle. yes, it's hard to think of her as a girl, but since she presents herself as one, i must assume she wants to be referred to as "miss." though i don't want them, i still have mine, and they never stopped me from being girly. you know?

so, as my Chinese friend says, "reave a girl arone!"

alright! ok, i'm going...

-ell

Oh, I have no problem with anyone's personal decision on how to live.  It's just that I have accidentally had my testes pushed up where they don't belong and it hurts hurts hurts.  I just have this intense fear that someone will suffer pain they hadn't foreseen by doing this.  Other than that, I'm fine with whatever decision a person makes concerning their body.


Rebis

Posted on: December 22, 2007, 11:11:17 PM

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Quote from: Natasha on December 22, 2007, 06:55:07 PM
For your information.  I don't believe in anything "outside" the box.  Nice to meet you too!

most everything fine and good in this life is outside the box

Posted on: December 22, 2007, 11:13:09 PM

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Quote from: cindybc on December 22, 2007, 07:51:02 PM
My comment on testicles Is my opinion only and no one else's and the darn things reside in another dimension now anyway along with the other apendage.

Cindy

I like that statement.

I wonder what it's like in that dimension?      :angel:

Posted on: December 22, 2007, 11:15:33 PM

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Quote from: Robyn on December 22, 2007, 07:54:31 PM

Quote from: Rebis on December 22, 2007, 04:40:51 PM
I suppose they'd be worth keeping if you could dry them out and carve them into a pair of dice.  Then, they'd at least be useful and you could just play with them anywhere you go without being yelled at.

Hmmmm.  Hang them over the rear view mirror of your car.

Roby

nice touch.  would they have to be fuzzy?   :laugh:

Hi Rebis
Well I had them sent to another dimension and I don't really care where those nasty things went to, perhaps testicle heaven along with with my pee pee? Or what about in a dusty desert like gulch on another planet in another dimension? Just not Mars, that's my planet and I have first bids on it when it gets teraformed to its original state as a water world. I can see the Dunes of Mars Warrior Princess standing atop a huge cliff over looking the Turquoise Ocean with her long hair streaming behind her in the wind coming from the ocean. She closes her black eyes with the long lashes and spreads her arms out in thanks giving prayer for her revived home.

Cindy 

And here I was thinking this place had calmed down since I stopped reading most of the threads here  >:(.

But no, here we are with a good old fashioned (for the most part) "OMG she's not like me! How much of an effing FREAK is she!" thread. Just lovely. Freaking lovely. Lets bring out the burning ->-bleeped-<- cross, while we're at it. I'll wear a hood and everything.

I'd sooner have this type of surgery than be in the same room with any of the people posting their disgust about it. Not that I would ever have this kind of surgery. So at least you know where you stand with me then  :-\.

Megan

Quote from: MeganRose on December 23, 2007, 04:46:22 AM
And here I was thinking this place had calmed down since I stopped reading most of the threads here  >:(.

But no, here we are with a good old fashioned (for the most part) "OMG she's not like me! How much of an effing FREAK is she!" thread. Just lovely. Freaking lovely. Lets bring out the burning ->-bleeped-<- cross, while we're at it. I'll wear a hood and everything.

I'd sooner have this type of surgery than be in the same room with any of the people posting their disgust about it. Not that I would ever have this kind of surgery. So at least you know where you stand with me then  :-\.

Megan

It's good old fashioned fear MeganRose... "Different" appears to equal "Threatening"  Not quite sure where when or how this happened but as the world turns...  And for the record had I been born with testicles I wouldn't want to keep them either.  However, I don't consider those who think different from me to be wrong. . . Just different.  "different strokes for different folks"  "whatever floats your boat" "whatever fries your bacon".... you see what I'm getting at.

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 05:18:34 AM
First off, I were transsexual and a newbie, I would take into consideration the opinons of transsexuals or those who identified as I did. 

tink :icon_chick:

So it's better that new people to the community buy into the hate and prejudice of the people already here that should know better?

Excuse me while I vomit in disgust.

Megan

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 05:18:34 AM
First off, I were transsexual and a newbie, I would take into consideration the opinons of transsexuals or those who identified as I did. 

tink :icon_chick:

Luckily the first person I ever came out to was another TS who gave me a long lecture about not listening to anybody who insists that their path is the only valid one.  Furthermore, I don't identify as you do, in the slightest, thank god.

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 05:25:02 AM

Feel free and vomit, that is YOUR choice!  ::)

tink :icon_chick:

It's not my choice.

I can't help but feel sickened by people acting this way. Hate and prejudice is not something that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy, you know? I can , however, understand if thats a bit difficult for some people here to understand. I just dont approve of it, and I think it's important to make my feelings be heard as clearly as possible.

Megan

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 05:31:01 AM

Quote from: Andra on December 23, 2007, 05:26:42 AM
Luckily the first person I ever came out to was another TS who gave me a long lecture about not listening to anybody who insists that their path is the only valid one.  Furthermore, I don't identify as you do, in the slightest, thank god.

Oh really? I would like to know who this SO called TS is?  LOL  ;D

tink :icon_chick:

Somebody who is very happily several years post-op.  TBH you're so close minded who knows WHAT your actual identity is...  I sure wouldn't like to put money on it.

Thank you Megan Rose!!!!!!!

I feel the same way about the reactions the "vets" here have posted. Those feelings and viewpoints are EXACTLY the same as non-transgendered people's on who we are. They would say, "Why aren't they happy with what they are born with, they must be freaks."

For some of you people, to be in your situation, you have no grounds to be discriminatory. I quit this forum before, and I regret going back and reading things like this.

Who is to say who qualifies for SRS. One can even make a case that those who are transgendered, gay, etc. are not normal people, that they have genetic flaws, (i.e., that your decision does not lead to procreation), and should be put down.

Great freakin' merry christmas. Get off your high horses.

Quote from: anonymous123 on December 23, 2007, 05:47:19 AM
Thank you Megan Rose!!!!!!!

I feel the same way about the reactions the "vets" here have posted. Those feelings and viewpoints are EXACTLY the same as non-transgendered people's on who we are. They would say, "Why aren't they happy with what they are born with, they must be freaks."

Exactly we're all freaks in the eyes of society.  Most of us don't deserve it, those 'freaks' who get off on calling those even less 'normal' than themselves freaks however, do deserve it.  You just know some people here would be massive transphobes had they been born in the right body.

Quote from: AndraExactly we're all freaks in the eyes of society.  Most of us don't deserve it

We? is way too  many people, Andra :laugh:  Ooh I deserve IT and I demand IT everywhere I go.  tha's MY right.  dont you feel it is yours?

Hi
For the most part some of us were simply only making fun about testes. Not telling anyone what to think, feel or do about it. Yes I am post-op so what's wrong with joking about certain parts of our body that we went through a lot of pain even fear of dying, I didn't know what to expect I never had any kind of surgery before, and not to mention thee money to have them removed. I am sincerely sorry if that offended someone, it wasn't meant to be. What ever floats your boat and I hope it don't spring a leak.

Cindy

i think some of the reactions here against Tink are a bit much, and um, so please back off.

Ok, i'm crawling back to my rock...

-ell

Hey, Hey, Hey  I dont think a single person here is disgusted by the individual, they expressed thier disgust towards testicles,  I didnt start this thread to have it turn into a fight about objective understanding and acceptance of those that are different, BECASUE thats a given in life.

We are all different in life, and any variation of different, or even not should be accepted and non biased against, after all we are all homosapiens I hope.

Mara

Posted on: December 23, 2007, 11:07:28 AM

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Quote from: cindybc on December 23, 2007, 06:12:14 AM
Hi
For the most part some of us were simply only making fun about testes. Not telling anyone what to think, feel or do about it. Yes I am post-op so what's wrong with joking about certain parts of our body that we went through a lot of pain even fear of dying, I didn't know what to expect I never had any kind of surgery before, and not to mention thee money to have them removed. I am sincerely sorry if that offended someone, it wasn't meant to be. What ever floats your boat and I hope it don't spring a leak.

Cindy

Cindy is right.  We were looking at the initial idea with humor and caring.  None of us were attacking people who want to keep their things.  Some of us were expressing curiosity that anyone would want them is all.  In my case, I was afraid it might lead to health problems. No judgments were being made, for the most part.

      I don't know if expressing disappointment or anger towards another person in a post is really a good thing.  Everybody is different and everybody has their personal belief system.  Sometimes, if an idea or position causes a negative emotion, it is probably best to take a break and respond with a positive point of view.

      I'm not naming anyone because I'm not blaming anyone.

Remember, civility is our friend.


Rebis

Yeah, yeah, yeah, we are not supposed to judge anyone. Sure!  ::)  but this is the kind of BS that needs to stop in the first place if "we" want respect and acceptance from society.  Sorry everyone, I don't know what planet you are from, but as far as I am concerned, the society I am from pays attention to all these crap.  Shallow?  close-minded?  Maybe!  but like it or not this is the kind of society/world we live in.  If you want to delude yourselves, fine be my guest, but don't suggest that EVERYONE has to believe what YOU do.

tink :icon_chick:

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 01:06:57 PM
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we are not supposed to judge anyone. Sure!  ::)  but this is the kind of BS that needs to stop in the first place if "we" want respect and acceptance from society.  Sorry everyone, I don't know what planet you are from, but as far as I am concerned, the society I am from pays attention to all these crap.  Shallow?  close-minded?  Maybe!  but like it or not this is the kind of society/world we live in.  If you want to delude yourselves, fine be my guest, but don't suggest that EVERYONE has to believe what YOU do.

tink :icon_chick:

I'm not too sure what you mean by this. Are you saying that if we , as a whole community, want acceptance from society instead of ridicule, then we have to ridicule instead of accept those that don't follow the ->-bleeped-<- "status quo"?

I'm not sure. Look, the only reason I started posting in this thread in the first place is because it upset me to see people making rather unfair comments ABOUT A REAL PERSON. I don't think what this woman did is really up for any to judge, she felt it was what she had to do, it doesn't affect anyone else's life here one tiny iota, so I don't see why the judging should happen anyway.

I don't know why ideas such as compassion, acceptance and tolerance become such dirty words here, when subjects like this come up. And I don't think the old "well, the world isn't a compassionate, accepting and tolerant place" arguement should really hold any ground. Sure, for a lot of the time it isn't. But people here really should know better than to let that justify them join in on the judging and ridicule.

And I guess I should say as well, obviously I'm not painting everyone with the same brush. Yes, I understand some people were just joking around, I didn't like that but I can see there was no malice involved. It was just the comments that went past being light-hearted and joking around, and went straight to judging this individual for the choice she made, that really got me upset.

Megan

Quote from: MeganRose on December 23, 2007, 01:29:59 PM

Quote from: Tink on December 23, 2007, 01:06:57 PM
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we are not supposed to judge anyone. Sure!  ::)  but this is the kind of BS that needs to stop in the first place if "we" want respect and acceptance from society.  Sorry everyone, I don't know what planet you are from, but as far as I am concerned, the society I am from pays attention to all these crap.  Shallow?  close-minded?  Maybe!  but like it or not this is the kind of society/world we live in.  If you want to delude yourselves, fine be my guest, but don't suggest that EVERYONE has to believe what YOU do.

tink :icon_chick:

I'm not too sure what you mean by this. Are you saying that if we , as a whole community, want acceptance from society instead of ridicule, then we have to ridicule instead of accept those that don't follow the ->-bleeped-<- "status quo"?

I'm not sure. Look, the only reason I started posting in this thread in the first place is because it upset me to see people making rather unfair comments ABOUT A REAL PERSON. I don't think what this woman did is really up for any to judge, she felt it was what she had to do, it doesn't affect anyone else's life here one tiny iota, so I don't see why the judging should happen anyway.

I don't know why ideas such as compassion, acceptance and tolerance become such dirty words here, when subjects like this come up. And I don't think the old "well, the world isn't a compassionate, accepting and tolerant place" arguement should really hold any ground. Sure, for a lot of the time it isn't. But people here really should know better than to let that justify them join in on the judging and ridicule.

Megan

Yeah that's what I meant.  I am close-minded and believe in black and white, remember?

tink :icon_chick:

Tink, I'm not trying to attack you.

I'm just concerned about what you are saying, that because the world isn't the perfect, Utopian, "let's love and accept everyone and not judge them for the choices they make so they can live a better life" place that it's OK to just buy into the ignorance or the indifference.

As a marginal community in the grand scheme of things at best, and one that sees a lot of ignorance or indifference from a rather large portion of the rest of society, I can't help but feel like we should be supporting each other, not judging or ridiculing those that at least share some common ground, becuase they decided to do it a little different from how you or anyone else did it. Is that fair enough?

Megan

Quote from: MeganRose on December 23, 2007, 01:47:07 PM
Tink, I'm not trying to attack you.

I'm just concerned about what you are saying, that because the world isn't the perfect, Utopian, "let's love and accept everyone and not judge them for the choices they make so they can live a better life" place that it's OK to just buy into the ignorance or the indifference.

As a marginal community in the grand scheme of things at best, and one that sees a lot of ignorance or indifference from a rather large portion of the rest of society, I can't help but feel like we should be supporting each other, not judging or ridiculing those that at least share some common ground, becuase they decided to do it a little different from how you or anyone else did it. Is that fair enough?

Megan

I guess you are correct, Megan.  I am not myself right now.  Sorry if I came across as a bitch.

:icon_hug:

tink :icon_chick:

That's OK Tink.

No hard feelings :).

Megan

Thanks maragirlygirr, have yourself a wonderful day, and everyone else on this thread. "Cindy crawls back under her rock with Ell."  Four little eyes blinking in the dark  ;D

Cindy.

Interesting thread with lots of drama. Yay!  :icon_2gun: :icon_blah:

Anyway, although I wouldn't do that, I guess that's her choice.

S'arrright "hee, hee,"Hi Natalie, I was liking it, it was only just cracking some jokes to start with. jokes about testes not any particular person. No to start a civil war. "Yikes!" "Where are the muskets!!!!"  Man the muskets.

Love to all

Cindy

Merry Christmas Cindy!!! And everone else!

It's not something I would even consider, but I find it fascinating.  I always wonder if eventually they will be able to perform ovary transplants in TS.  I believe they did a uterus transplant earlier this year in a GG.

Human beings come in all flavors, this one is particularly unique.

Happy Festivus!  ...for the rest of us

Well I thought I came from the Pterodactyl species but maybe that was when Mars was a water world. Hmmmmmmmmmm. No I got that wrong, I was a mermaid. I think Pteradactyles came from Betelgeuse. Land of the one eyed monster. Or was that wingbats? "Hee, hee, hee." 

I acually do think one day with STEM cell research it will be possible to make a natal man a "natal" women!!!!

How would you like to have a cadavers vagina on you????? LOL. no seriously

Quote from: maragirlygirr on December 25, 2007, 10:26:19 AM
I acually do think one day with STEM cell research it will be possible to make a natal man a "natal" women!!!!

How would you like to have a cadavers vagina on you????? LOL. no seriously

How do you think I spend saturday nights?  giggety giggety