I dreamed that Kaley Cuoco and I took Pikachu in for surgery (possibly SRS, but I have no idea) and he/she needed to take bowel prep that was larger than Pikachu. Due to cartoon style physics Pikachu was hovering in the air in no time.

I actually woke up laughing, which has never happened before. I've woken up while trying to kick someone, but not laughing.

Obviously the bowel prep is because one of the girls on this site, Mel, just had her surgery and showed a video of the bowel prep itself which was quite large and my own desire to have SRS has grown immensely in the recent months.

I'm not sure why Kayley Cuoco was involved. I did just finish watching charmed a week ago and am a huge fan of The Big Bang Theory. However while I find her attractive there are other celebrities I'm more interested in.

Anyway I thought it was funny and thought I would share it.

That is pretty crazy, I think I've noticed my dreams becoming more vivid and frequent after I hit the 6month mark. Not sure if its connected or not. =P

I've actually had lots of dreams about being trans in last several months, and i'm still not on HRT yet (grrrr  )

My dreams have been pretty intense all along since I accepted my trans status before I was on HRT.
The frequency dropped after I accepted my name as Ashley. I had been dreaming about dating a girl named Ashley who was the female version of me. I eventually realized I wasn't supposed to date her but be her. I frequently have intense dreams but I rarely remember them. But I dreamed about Ashley 90% of every day I slept for almost 4 years. I don't' dream hardly as frequently anymore.

In the eighteen months of my spiraling down depression that brought me to the edge of suicide (Sept 2010 to Mar 2012), I dreamed of my female self almost constantly and I remembered very very many of those dreams, which I rarely remembered before. Once I began HRT, the dreams mostly faded... except about a tall handsome guy named Eric. And no I don't even know an Eric.

First trans dream I had was being on the operating table for SRS with a female surgeon. May have been Bowers or McGinn.

As I was about to go under, she said, "Okay, this is it. You've waited for this all your life. Anything before you say goodnight?"

I said, "Wait maybe I should tell my wife... oh, and I want to stand up and pee one last time."

She chuckled then I don't remember what else happened.

Odd I used to think peeing was gross as hell and now I don't. I sit now even though I'm pre-op.