#bottom surgery

[hellish-undeath]

if your partner doesn't want you to take hormones or get surgery, you should break up with them or divorce them. your body is yours alone.

[shamebats]

Source: emmettpreciado

[thotsoflore]

I learned last night through personal experience that you can in fact fist a neopussy, and it made me realize that so much of the propaganda against bottom surgery, even the really small ways that "a neopussy isn't like a *real* vagina" are complete fabrications.

I get wet when I'm horny, I have a vaginal microbiome, it feels like a cis vagina to partners who've been with cis women, and it can take a whole fucking HAND.

I just want to remind folks that the medical technology we have available is amazing, and that there are people and groups out there that have a vested interest in making sure you don't know that.

If you're on the fence don't listen to the propaganda. At the very least talk to a post op transfem before you decide.

Neopussies are the real deal and I just want as many folks as possible to know that.

[helpless--romantics]

Transmascs wake up, new bottom surgery just dropped

[tboy-cock]

everybody say thank you to the brave trans men who post their post op phallo/meta dicks online from both the beginning and the ends of their procedures in order to give us pre op trans people understanding of what these surgeries actually are despite the raging transandrophobia surrounding penis creating bottom surgery

[gec-2-uu]

you will be able to afford your bottom surgery soon and your recovery will be smooth

like to charge, reblog to cast

[lowkeloki]

[imstillalexcomic]

Quick aside, I asked if I could keep my operating room socks, they said yes and I still have them and wear them to this day!

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Ok so, it’s no great secret that the process for getting bottom surgery is long, convoluted, and involves a myriad of documentation telling the insurance company that I am indeed sure about what I want.  As it turns out, the insurance company doesn’t really care if I’m sure, so they need a bunch of other doctors to tell them that I’m sure.

It is what it is, but I do wish that “what it is” was simpler.

When I got a vasectomy in 2021 (I guess this is me announcing that, as only my wife and a few friends knew until this comic), the urologist gave me one “are you sure?” then a little spiel about how while vasectomies are reversible, reversal surgeries aren’t 100% guaranteed to be successful.  I said cool, no problem, and he followed up by saying the same. 

I was scheduled shortly after to get it done, and my insurance company was like hell yeah bro let’s do it, no questions asked.

It’s frustrating that when presenting male, beyond the standard operating procedure to inform me of what getting a vasectomy would entail and what reversal options were, I was immediately accepted, granted the procedure, and had it covered.

When presenting female, suddenly there’s a whole lot of extra folks at the insurance company that are questioning if I’m *really* sure.

As if I woke up one day and on a whim thought to myself, “you know what I feel like today?  A major surgery!”

I’m sure.

I promise.

I’m extraordinarily sure.