Sex change teen to become pop star
Discussion
PhilLL said:
bob1179 said:
She does look like a right little hottie, it's a bit scary really.
There you are in a bar, chatting to a tidy little blonde, you've had a few beers, then she suggests you go back to her house 'Happy days!' you think to yourself. So you're at hers, getting funky on the sofa, having a fondle, you work your hand all the way down to her clunge only to find that she isn't getting moist, you try some more, she gives you that wink, you notice the prominent voice box and the narrow hips, it suddenly dawns on you...
What do you do now?
OXO? In for a penny, in for a pound..There you are in a bar, chatting to a tidy little blonde, you've had a few beers, then she suggests you go back to her house 'Happy days!' you think to yourself. So you're at hers, getting funky on the sofa, having a fondle, you work your hand all the way down to her clunge only to find that she isn't getting moist, you try some more, she gives you that wink, you notice the prominent voice box and the narrow hips, it suddenly dawns on you...
What do you do now?
tonyvid said:
PhilLL said:
bob1179 said:
She does look like a right little hottie, it's a bit scary really.
There you are in a bar, chatting to a tidy little blonde, you've had a few beers, then she suggests you go back to her house 'Happy days!' you think to yourself. So you're at hers, getting funky on the sofa, having a fondle, you work your hand all the way down to her clunge only to find that she isn't getting moist, you try some more, she gives you that wink, you notice the prominent voice box and the narrow hips, it suddenly dawns on you...
What do you do now?
OXO? In for a penny, in for a pound..There you are in a bar, chatting to a tidy little blonde, you've had a few beers, then she suggests you go back to her house 'Happy days!' you think to yourself. So you're at hers, getting funky on the sofa, having a fondle, you work your hand all the way down to her clunge only to find that she isn't getting moist, you try some more, she gives you that wink, you notice the prominent voice box and the narrow hips, it suddenly dawns on you...
What do you do now?
Famous Graham said:
sadako said:
If you don't have the condition and take oestrogen you would also become impotent, sterile, and suicidal...
If you treat the disease...
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease...
Hang on a minute. While I don't mean to denigrate transexuals, or dismiss the possibility that someone could really feel they were the "wrong" gender, I was always under the impression it was a psychological/consciousness kind of thing rather than physiological.If you treat the disease...
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease...
sadako said:
BigLepton said:
Depends who paid for all the surgery and drugs. When she started she was legally deemed below the age of consent to have sex, but it was OK for her to choose to change sex?
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease? Do you feel that people need to be over 16 to get a tumour removed? I gather in the UK they tend to prescribe anti-androgens to prevent puberty if they can diagnose it early enough, then use oestrogen later. Most are not that lucky, don't make the connection, and go through puberty wondering why they are different and having their symptoms blamed on teenage angst. Remember we are not talking about trannies who put on a skirt to get off, we are talking about people who feel nauseous when they look at themselves in the mirror.Edited by BigLepton on Tuesday 23 September 14:48
surely pre-puberty children don't really feel male or female in any real sense (in their own minds, you perverts), only what society tells them they are
this boy might well have completely changed his feelings when he started puberty (assuming there weren't any other outside influences telling him he was really a girl all the time)
this boy might well have completely changed his feelings when he started puberty (assuming there weren't any other outside influences telling him he was really a girl all the time)
PhilLL said:
Does he/she have.. you know... a functioning ladygarden??!!
We use to perform Transgender Reassignments at here in the eighties.Some of the specimens coming through the door would make you shudder.
However some would certainly make you consider.
The op is quite straight forward.
Remove the testis, and associated plumbing.
shape the scrotum to use as thee skin for the labia.
Trim the penile artery, and shape it to poke through the labia to form a clitoris.
Disect the outside of the phallus from the tissue within, and suture it up inside out to form a tube.
A bit of jiggery pokery to push the tube inside to form the vagina, and pull the stump of the penile artery through a preformed hole to form the clit.
Then suture around the edges of the scrotum, pulling it up tight.
They don't look that convincing.
Post-op a dilator has to be used regularly to stop the vagina prolapsing and flopping out.
Still fancy a go?
Badgerboy said:
stuttgartmetal said:
PhilLL said:
Does he/she have.. you know... a functioning ladygarden??!!
Post-op a dilator has to be used regularly to stop the vagina prolapsing and flopping out.Quite an image eh ?
Sciroccology said:
ali_kat said:
Famous Graham said:
Edmund - "Well, when I fell in love with her, I thought she was a boy."
Melchitt - "Oh well, of course, that's perfectly acceptable."
I knew you would quote something about 'Bob' Melchitt - "Oh well, of course, that's perfectly acceptable."
sadako said:
Famous Graham said:
sadako said:
If you don't have the condition and take oestrogen you would also become impotent, sterile, and suicidal...
If you treat the disease...
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease...
Hang on a minute. While I don't mean to denigrate transexuals, or dismiss the possibility that someone could really feel they were the "wrong" gender, I was always under the impression it was a psychological/consciousness kind of thing rather than physiological.If you treat the disease...
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease...
stuttgartmetal said:
PhilLL said:
Does he/she have.. you know... a functioning ladygarden??!!
We use to perform Transgender Reassignments at here in the eighties. Things have moved on since then though!They don't look that convincing. The one that I've seen did! (apart from the pee hole!)
Post-op a dilator has to be used regularly to stop the vagina prolapsing and flopping out. (Is that the glass dildo that they have to "use" every night?
Edited by Poledriver on Tuesday 23 September 15:21
Cara Van Man said:
King Herald said:
hugoagogo said:
terrible affliction
I myself am trapped in the body of a fat bald bloke
I'm a lesbian, trapped in a man's body! I myself am trapped in the body of a fat bald bloke
King Herald said:
Cara Van Man said:
King Herald said:
hugoagogo said:
terrible affliction
I myself am trapped in the body of a fat bald bloke
I'm a lesbian, trapped in a man's body! I myself am trapped in the body of a fat bald bloke
efa
Edited by stuttgartmetal on Tuesday 23 September 16:30
BigLepton said:
sadako said:
BigLepton said:
Depends who paid for all the surgery and drugs. When she started she was legally deemed below the age of consent to have sex, but it was OK for her to choose to change sex?
Since when did the age of consent have anything to do with treating a disease? Do you feel that people need to be over 16 to get a tumour removed? I gather in the UK they tend to prescribe anti-androgens to prevent puberty if they can diagnose it early enough, then use oestrogen later. Most are not that lucky, don't make the connection, and go through puberty wondering why they are different and having their symptoms blamed on teenage angst. Remember we are not talking about trannies who put on a skirt to get off, we are talking about people who feel nauseous when they look at themselves in the mirror.Edited by BigLepton on Tuesday 23 September 14:48
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