I'm Danny,
I found this website because I was trying to see if it was possible to get a penis transplant lol..
Seeing this website looked good for me seeing as I am FTM, and don't belong to any other forum thing.
Im 29 years old, I live in the UK but I'm American. I plan to get top surgery in July oh and I've been on T for over 2 years?
K I suppose that's enough for my first introduction.

Hi Daniel, welcome to Susans! I'm glad you found us. This is a good place for information, just ask away. See you around, hugs, Tracey

Hi Danny, and welcome to Susan's! We're a diverse and friendly bunch here (the head count is over 8200) - get into things as slowly or as quickly as you feel comfortable, I'm sure you'll find plenty of support here.

How long have you been over here? How does it compare?

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Hi Danny,

Welcome to Susan's a great family here. You will find very friendly people here and a lot of information. Good luck with your top surgery and I am sure you will be able to find a penis also.

Hugs,

Jean

Quote from: Tracey on October 06, 2011, 07:50:47 AM
Hi Daniel, welcome to Susans! I'm glad you found us. This is a good place for information, just ask away. See you around, hugs, Tracey

Cheers Tracey!

Quote from: AbracaDebra on October 06, 2011, 08:58:12 AM
Hi Daniel

What part of the UK are you in?
(I might be able to offer you a penis before it shrivels away....haha)

Debbie 

Hey Debbie!

I live in the northeast... Lol if only! Looks like a got a while before they create something worth while ha

Quote from: Padma on October 06, 2011, 09:49:25 AM
Hi Danny, and welcome to Susan's! We're a diverse and friendly bunch here (the head count is over 8200) - get into things as slowly or as quickly as you feel comfortable, I'm sure you'll find plenty of support here.

How long have you been over here? How does it compare?

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Thanx Padma!

I'm sure I'll get the hang of this..

I've been in the UK 8 years. It's a lot different in many ways.

Welcome to the site Daniel 

So, you getting surgery done in the UK?

Quote from: xAndrewx on October 06, 2011, 03:56:55 PM
Welcome to the site Daniel 

So, you getting surgery done in the UK?

Andrew-
yeah I'm going with Dr. Davies. I thought about going to America, it just seems more complex and a hassle to do it that way. If Davies wasn't here I wud of gone to America for it.

Quote from: AbracaDebra on October 06, 2011, 04:44:27 PM
Oh, an american geordie.  Now that's got to be one hell of a combination. haha]

It really is! Because Geordies say such "contagious words" as I call it, like "aye" and "how way" really messes with me, so to me I sound messed up lmao.. 

Lol yea the Geordie accent is nice, however not from an American, just don't sound right

hiya welcome

Cheers Debbie! Lmao, I think I'll give that a miss :-p

Hello R3i!

Hi Danny Hope you enjoy the forum as much as I enjoy it.
Here you will find allot of help , support , and friends. I just love it  and its very very secure with Moderators and Administrators watching for our safety  .

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Nikki

Thank you Nikki!

Wellhithur. (Warning: Global Studies major who can't stop looking for new things to learn. FYI.)

Quote from: TheAwesomePrussia on October 09, 2011, 08:26:49 AM
Wellhithur. (Warning: Global Studies major who can't stop looking for new things to learn. FYI.)

Well hello

I'm not overly familiar with Britain, but I've always found the perspective of immigrants regarding their new homes very interesting. I did a lot of talking with Turks and Russians living in Berlin and ever since then the concept is intriguing. All the better when it's someone from my own country. 

Quote from: TheAwesomePrussia on October 10, 2011, 08:24:38 PM
I'm not overly familiar with Britain, but I've always found the perspective of immigrants regarding their new homes very interesting. I did a lot of talking with Turks and Russians living in Berlin and ever since then the concept is intriguing. All the better when it's someone from my own country. 

England is very pretty so much green, but the green comes at a cost.. Meaning it's always pissin raining lol I live in the north east so its pretty bad with weather..

The politics I cud go into but I don't want to start a war lol.. I'm a business owner so my prospective on politics in this country is mainly formed by that.

The culture well it's very interesting.. It changes a lot on depending where u live. It's funny cuz the UK is incredibly small yet u can go just a few miles and the people can speak entirely different. They have so many different dialects and I love to spot each one and be able to know where it's from. I'm getting good at it now.
The south tend to be extremely reserved and I found that a bit difficult to adjust to it, where as the north are very friendly. Being American I found it easier to live in the north compared to the south.
Don't get me wrong I do like southerners they just take a lot of work to get to know sometimes.

Well ill leave it at that if ud like to know more ask :-)