11-08-2014, 06:04 AM
As for you not being able to get pregnant and having babies, that's not entirely true. There HAS been at least one successful uterus transplant from a woman to a m2f trans woman and she DID get pregnant AND have a baby and I'd have to guess (I didn't hear about this, but, I'd think you HAVE to have them, if you can get pregnant) that she also had periods!!
When my friend, Carla, finally got her SRS about 15 years ago, she invited me over to watch a movie about either The Monkees, or Sweetwater (the first band to play at Woodstock) (I saw both movies at her place, so I'm not sure which we saw that night) and, during a commercial, she asked if I'd "ever seen a designa vagina", I said I hadn't, so, she showed me hers and said, "Looks as good as any puss I've ever seen!". She DOES have to dilate, I have no idea if she gets aroused, gets wet or even cums, because she seems to want to be the oldest living virgin!! As far as I know, she has NEVER had sex with her new parts! That's one of the FIRST things I'D try!!!!
Anyway, good luck!! I hope you get everything you want from it! :-)
When my friend, Carla, finally got her SRS about 15 years ago, she invited me over to watch a movie about either The Monkees, or Sweetwater (the first band to play at Woodstock) (I saw both movies at her place, so I'm not sure which we saw that night) and, during a commercial, she asked if I'd "ever seen a designa vagina", I said I hadn't, so, she showed me hers and said, "Looks as good as any puss I've ever seen!". She DOES have to dilate, I have no idea if she gets aroused, gets wet or even cums, because she seems to want to be the oldest living virgin!! As far as I know, she has NEVER had sex with her new parts! That's one of the FIRST things I'D try!!!!
Anyway, good luck!! I hope you get everything you want from it! :-)