26-06-2015, 12:53 PM
Hello Miranda.
I'm not sure of the statistics, but I have read that not all transsexuals go down the SRS route. It may be some lack the money to do so or others lack the medical resources for the surgery. Still others I think may be happy with just being seen and treated as a female in society. Not having SRS doesn't make you any less of a transsexual I think. If you can tolerate having male parts I suggest staying the course. If it becomes too much, I think SRS would be a good option for you then.
I'm not sure of the statistics, but I have read that not all transsexuals go down the SRS route. It may be some lack the money to do so or others lack the medical resources for the surgery. Still others I think may be happy with just being seen and treated as a female in society. Not having SRS doesn't make you any less of a transsexual I think. If you can tolerate having male parts I suggest staying the course. If it becomes too much, I think SRS would be a good option for you then.