SRS, also known as sex reassignment surgery, is the most dramatic therapy to treat sex dysphoria. It involves the removal of the testes and scrotum, and the construction of a neo-vaginal passage built from the skin of the patient’s inverted penis (if this makes you even a tiny bit squeamish you’re…
Sex removal ? Why would you say that about yourself? Do you not have sex? I think it’s scary that of the trans critical trans women posting on tumblr so many seem to be saying horrifying things about themselves. No one wants to be associated with a flagellate.Having male genitalia caused me extraordinary anxiety and depression. I’m very glad to not have that ‘thing’ any more.
But I have no illusions about what the surgery actually is. The plastic surgery left me with a passable labia, clitoris, and apparent vagina, but the truth is that my primary sex characteristics have been excised with only an appearance of female genitals left in place.
Anyone contemplating SRS should understand that they aren’t “swapping out a part.” They are giving up their sexual organs and getting a cosmetic result, not a functional one. At least, that’s how it is today.
I don’t “like” this, in the sense that it doesn’t make me feel good. Which maybe is a similar reaction to what transwoman1983 is having. However, I think it’s basically true. Certainly, I can still have sex, and I enjoy having sex. Overall I’m very thankful I was able to have srs. But this is by no means an ideal situation. Putting the rest under the cut.
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