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Do post-op transsexual women who have completely transitioned, after hooking up, tell the person that they’re transgender?
Yes, right after the person they hooked up with tells them about the drugs they’ve ingested in their past, the people they’ve punched, the things they’ve stolen, the lies they’ve told to family, friends, work, the red lights they’ve run, the grapes they ate at the grocery store without paying, the jaywalking, the white lies they’ve told during their dating lives, work experiences…
If you’re concerned about such things I would distinctly asked my female dates, “are you a post op TG?” before doing anything beforehand and it’ll help you sleep at night.
Usually hookups are about not finding out abou
Yes, right after the person they hooked up with tells them about the drugs they’ve ingested in their past, the people they’ve punched, the things they’ve stolen, the lies they’ve told to family, friends, work, the red lights they’ve run, the grapes they ate at the grocery store without paying, the jaywalking, the white lies they’ve told during their dating lives, work experiences…
If you’re concerned about such things I would distinctly asked my female dates, “are you a post op TG?” before doing anything beforehand and it’ll help you sleep at night.
Usually hookups are about not finding out about the other’s person’s personal histories, it solely a sexual experience.
I think generally transgender women percentage of telling is going to be 50–50, it’s not marriage or even finding a bf,gf it’s sex.
Why hooking up is so rife with issues to begin with…
How noticeable is the transgender bottom surgery? For example, is it possible for a trans person to sleep with someone without having the partner realize that they are trans?
Do transgender women "get wet" naturally?
Does penetration make transgender women feel feminine?
How does sex feel for trans women who have undergone medical gender confirmation surgery (vaginoplasty)?
Does the end result of plastic surgery between the legs of a transgender person look like the real thing? Can it be used for sex?
Umm… I suppose if it’s a one-night deal, they either say before sex happens or say nothing at all. We’re often worried about getting murdered by our sex partners, and saying it afterwards would be probably quite risky in this regard.
If it turns into a more than one night thing they might tell them later depending on their feeling.
There is no “moral” issue involved, as transphobia is something a person has to deal with themselves and not expect us to protect them from, but we do need to strategise in order to balance our desire to be open with the risk of violence.
As a hetero cis-male weighing in on the subject, I don’t see an issue. If a trans woman has been surgically reassigned and looks “authentic” enough that there were no discernable discrepancies before or during the act, then the trans woman has passed the smell test, if you’ll forgive the pun.
What I, and many, hetero cis-males DO have a problem with is a non-surgically reassigned trans woman, male anatomy intact, that presents herself as a biological woman, and attempts to have non-coital intercourse with us, knowing that we are hetero cis-males. That is rape, the same as faking a marriage cere
As a hetero cis-male weighing in on the subject, I don’t see an issue. If a trans woman has been surgically reassigned and looks “authentic” enough that there were no discernable discrepancies before or during the act, then the trans woman has passed the smell test, if you’ll forgive the pun.
What I, and many, hetero cis-males DO have a problem with is a non-surgically reassigned trans woman, male anatomy intact, that presents herself as a biological woman, and attempts to have non-coital intercourse with us, knowing that we are hetero cis-males. That is rape, the same as faking a marriage ceremony for the purpose of engaging in sexual acts is rape.
I know I certainly do because honesty is the best policy
Has anyone undergone gender reassignment surgery, and can tell us how sex feels from both a man’s and woman’s physical perspective?
As a trans woman, when did you feel comfortable in a two piece swimsuit in public?
Have you ever been intimate with a post-op trans person without knowing?
As a post-op transgender person, what made you decide to get bottom surgery?
Do post-op transgender people feel physical pleasure during sex after their respective surgery? Is it comparable to the physical pleasure felt by a cis person, or is it more mental?
How can a trans woman know what it is like to be a woman?
Originally Answered: If biological males cannot possibly understand what it's like to be a woman, how can trans-women understand?
I'm going to tell a story. I've told it before, but I'm going to tell it better here... and then I might get all up in the science but at a certain point I think people need to hear something that's less abstract.
A few weeks ago, I was sitting in the back waiting room of a medical lab, waiting for the results of a mammogram. There was a sign on the wall in the waiting room that said: For the privacy of our female patients we ask that all male patients wait in the main lobby. The front lobby was modern minimalist with big glass windows facing the street and the parking lot. The chairs in the f
I'm going to tell a story. I've told it before, but I'm going to tell it better here... and then I might get all up in the science but at a certain point I think people need to hear something that's less abstract.
A few weeks ago, I was sitting in the back waiting room of a medical lab, waiting for the results of a mammogram. There was a sign on the wall in the waiting room that said: For the privacy of our female patients we ask that all male patients wait in the main lobby. The front lobby was modern minimalist with big glass windows facing the street and the parking lot. The chairs in the front lobby were long rows of benches, moderately more comfortable than what you'd find at a train station but clearly not designed for long term sitting. It was a busy place with delivery drivers coming and going with samples, patients coming and going, and an active reception area.
The back lobby was different. There were a few plush arm chairs and a plush sofa. The furnishings were trimmed with just enough crochet work to feel feminine without feeling like you were drowning in grandma's doilies. On the magazine rack were issues of People and Time and Women's Health... but I smiled most when I saw something with Rhonda Rousey on the cover.
They told me, after they'd finished squishing my breasts four different ways, that they were sending the images to my doctor to make sure she had the data she needed before they let me change out of the hospital robe and go home. I was killing time on Quora, arguing with someone who felt that trans women shouldn't be allowed in women's bathrooms and sending out congrats to my friends who had made the 2016 Top Writer list. It took two sentences for me to stop being bored and to start being scared.
"The doctor wants to get an ultrasound of your right breast. It'll be a different tech that does that, so wait here until she comes for you."
That was it. They didn't tell me what they'd seen, but my brain started putting together the pieces anyway. Just one breast. The mammogram was supposed to be a formality, I'm still in my 30s. The chances of it being breast cancer were really low. I've read the studies on Hormone Replacement Therapy. I know that the data shows no significant increase in risk for breast cancer. I also know that my mother is a survivor of thyroid cancer and that one of my father's sisters is a breast cancer survivor. They just wanted to look at the right one. They must have seen something. It was the only thing I could think of that made sense.
The tech came and fetched me and I got to lay on a table while she smeared a jelly goop on my breast before starting to run a probe over my breast. She tried chatting about the weather or the weekend... and I couldn't really listen. In my mind I was thinking: What if it is cancer? It wouldn't be the first time my doctor has done top surgery on a trans patient who was confronting breast cancer. It does happen. Was I about to lose a breast before I'd really gotten to live with them? I've only been on HRT for about a year... it didn't feel fair, but I can't imagine it ever does.
The probing with the ultrasound was thorough. She kept coming back to a few spots for another pass, and another. Then she said "wait here while we send these to a radiologist." I was allowed to clean the goop off, but some of it had gotten on the robe so I just lay there sort of awkwardly while I waited for word.
Could I face it? Transition and cancer? Was I about to watch the fragile life I'd built unravel? Did I have that kind of strength? I don't know, but fear and worry consumed me. I've been dysphoric about my chest specifically for a long time. I've felt like there was a part of my body that was missing for a long time. Now that HRT was finally fixing that, it felt cruel to lose what little breast tissue I had. There might not be much there, but it's me... and it makes me feel more whole.
The tech came back and said: "It's okay, they're just cysts" and I let out a breath I didn't realize I was holding. And I wondered then, if the person elsewhere on Quora who thought I shouldn't be allowed in women's bathrooms had ever sat in a room like this, worried that she'd lose a breast. I wondered if the lawmakers who want me out of women's bathrooms would have wanted me in the front lobby to wait in that hospital robe.
I could tell other stories, but for me, I feel like that cuts to the heart of it. Trans women are women. We lead women's lives. We face women's fears. Not all of them. I don't have a uterus and there are many parts of womanhood that relate to having one that I'll never share with my cis sisters. But the places where our lives are different are much, much smaller than the places that we're the same.
I could talk about what HRT does to the way we feel but I've already done that elsewhere[1] . I could talk about the way our brains are wired or the way we demonstrate gendered behavior from a young age but I've done that too[2] . Instead, what I'd like people to realize is that our lives aren't that different from cis women. We get to deal with cat calling and harassment too. We watch men talk over us because we're just women too... and we know that those same men used to listen to us when they thought we were men.
We know what it's like to sit in the waiting room and wonder: "Am I going to lose a breast?"
How does it feel shortly after undergoing SRS (sexual reassignment surgery)?
MtF-post/op… I got my GRS (gender reassignment surgery) in Bangkok, Thailand in June of 2003… The new procedures are a little different today then it was 16 years ago. I arrived at the hospital and was given a test to complete to see if I was compatible with their by-laws of being a transgendered individual. Some of these test were written and some were verbal. A couple of questions that I was asked was if I TRULY wanted to be a female? If there was a chance for me to be “normal” as a male would I do it? and another question was, What gender to wish to die as?.. Then they gave me the speech th
MtF-post/op… I got my GRS (gender reassignment surgery) in Bangkok, Thailand in June of 2003… The new procedures are a little different today then it was 16 years ago. I arrived at the hospital and was given a test to complete to see if I was compatible with their by-laws of being a transgendered individual. Some of these test were written and some were verbal. A couple of questions that I was asked was if I TRULY wanted to be a female? If there was a chance for me to be “normal” as a male would I do it? and another question was, What gender to wish to die as?.. Then they gave me the speech that this surgery is not reversible, you will have to take hormones for the rest of your life, and of course the Harry Benjamin Standards guidelines. Took my blood pressure, weight and height measurements, made sure I did not eat anything from the past 14 hours and did not drink (more than 2oz) anything from the past 7 hours. Stated that I was healthy enough and gave me a razor to shave my genitals (as clean as possible). Nurse came in and checked and then the doctor gave me a shot to relax my nerves, while making sure I was in the right frame of mind to proceed. Was wheeled into the operating room and then woke up on my hospital room. I woke up vomiting due to the medication and dehydration (the nurse stated later). Found that the morphine was wrong dose for me and they reduced it and all was better. Was back to sleep and woke up the next day (after 12 hours of bed rest) when the doctor asked how I was doing and if I was feeling ok.. I advised him that all was Great and I was feeling NO pain at all and I felt (personally) like I was gipped. For I was told by other sisters that they had a lot of pain and needed medication. So, I felt like everything was just tucked away and it was all a joke to the locals.. I was reassured by the doctor and ALL of the nurses that I was now a female in body. I got up out of bed and walked about the hospital floor that same night and tried to talk to the other girls who got their surgery - all were in pain and in bed with pain medication. Three days later the doctors came in and removed my drain tube from the neo-vagina, catheter and bandages that was holding everything together. I looked down and found that all was NOT there and that the doctors and the nurses were telling the truth. Then the doctor did one of a replay of a magic trick by pulling out the gauze from the neo-vagina - it was pulled and pulled and pulled (must have been about 20 yards?). Everything was in its’ swollen stage - clitoris, labia and surrounding area. Doctor stated that it was in good shape and will turn out very nicely - your stitches (part were the labia majora meets the buttocks) will remain for a couple of weeks and will be removed before you go home. Those stitches hurt when you sit down due to the stretching, so they give you a small round inner tube (call a donut) without the stem to assist you sitting down (gave me the donut when it started to walk around). I felt like I ran a marathon for a couple of days and I had to take it easy. After a week, I was well enough to go visit the city and meet New Girl Friends.. Since some of the girls were from different countries we exchanged our names on the smallest paper currency from the countries we were from. It made a nice connection. Before the flight home my doctor gave me a catheter to take along as a precautionary as well as some dilators after the surgery.. First time used was a unique experience which can not be explained. I felt alive and finally MYSELF. Each person has their own threshold of pain (mine was high - others low). Just be True To Yourself and remember you are going through a re-birth. The new joy of a New YOU..
Have you ever been intimate with a post-op trans person without knowing?
I haven't, but a friend of mine has. I’m changing certain factors about him to keep him anonymous since he lives stealth. Let’s name him Kurt.
Kurt is a post-op trans man. He works as an accountant. One time he hooked up with this cisgender woman (let's say her name is Sarah) who didn't know he's trans. Apparently, his body doesn't give anything away. He's post-op after all. The woman he hooked up with is related to one of Kurt’s co-workers.
They hooked up several times, but never dated.
One day Kurt got a call from Sarah. She told him she's pregnant and that it's his. Now she wants him to step u
I haven't, but a friend of mine has. I’m changing certain factors about him to keep him anonymous since he lives stealth. Let’s name him Kurt.
Kurt is a post-op trans man. He works as an accountant. One time he hooked up with this cisgender woman (let's say her name is Sarah) who didn't know he's trans. Apparently, his body doesn't give anything away. He's post-op after all. The woman he hooked up with is related to one of Kurt’s co-workers.
They hooked up several times, but never dated.
One day Kurt got a call from Sarah. She told him she's pregnant and that it's his. Now she wants him to step up to the plate and take care of her and his child.
But what she doesn't know is that Kurt can't have kids. See, as a trans man he can't produce sperm. He doesn't even have ovaries anymore. So regardless of whether he wants to impregnate someone else or become pregnant himself, neither is possible.
He asked her if she's sure it's his, knowing that it can't be. But since Sarah is related to one of his co-workers, he didn't want to out himself. The consequences could've been terrible (e.g. bullying at work or even getting fired).
She insisted it's his kid and that she didn't have sex with anyone else.
He knew she was lying. There was no way it could be his.
Kurt ended up telling Sarah he's sterilized and thus it's impossible it's his kid. She insisted for a little longer until she admitted that she had indeed been fooling around with another dude, Chris. The kid was Chris’.
So why did Sarah say it's Kurt’s kid? Kurt is an accountant. Chris is unemployed with no income whatsoever. Sarah just wanted someone to financially support her and the kid because she knew Chris could never do that.
How noticeable is the transgender bottom surgery? For example, is it possible for a trans person to sleep with someone without having the partner realize that they are trans?
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