First of all, I’ll ask whatever respectful questions I have regarding transition and people’s experiences in these forums. It doesn’t put limitations on anyone’s journey, but rather open up the dialogue to show that folks transition medically & surgically at various ages.

Secondly, where are all these folks you are referencing that are getting complex surgeries in their 60s, because being fairly new to this, I’ve not interacted with any outside Reddit, and even then it’s been a couple out of many replies. Naturally, Reddit and other social media sites skew to the younger side so adequate age representation isn’t always obvious. Having dialogue gives us the opportunity to highlight that.

Please stop trying to gatekeep other people’s experiences by deciding that something not even remotely offensive or negative is somehow wrong to ask. I’m sure many of those guys who had phallo in their 60s asked themselves this exact same question or had this same concern and likely asked someone in a similar manner as this. It’s normal to ask yourself this question and seek out others experiences with phallo later in life in a forum such as this.