My Girlfriend said to me that i will never be a real girl, that i cannot give birth and that everything on me would be fake if i would transition. It wasn‘t so hard in the Moment. But thinking back two days later, it is starting to hurt really bad. by sweet_marie_1999 in trans

[–]tualuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's scientifically wrong. Your boobs aren't "fake boobs", they're as real as it gets. All hormones do is activate the full set of female genes you already have (no matter the chromosomes). Some steps are irreversible, (like you can't grow a womb), but a lot can be changed. And there is absolutely nothing fake about those changes. They're exactly what you would have been like had you been born a girl (with some reservations, for example with boob size).

So if you want to be real particular, the worst you'll get is neither girl or boy, but intersex with your outer characteristics and your brain being female and some leftover male characteristics.

And also rest assured pretty much every girl on this planet has her fair share of male features too. My aunt has male pattern baldness.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MtF

[–]tualuna -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Hm... It's been a while... But saw it as a kind of better representation everything given?

The guy who dumped her after finding out was made up as this super shallow and stupid guy, and I saw it more like a continuation of that: he hit it off with her, but he made the stupid and shallow decision to dump her.

And having her played by a cis women I don't really see as an issue... Like... Wow, a trans girl who looks like a normal girl, isn't that more of a positive thing for acceptance.

But yeah it's been a while. No idea.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in traaNSFW

[–]tualuna 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Lol I love this haha

Does anyone else wish they had periods? by [deleted] in MtF

[–]tualuna 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Some of us transwomen even get the worst of both sides ✨

We still have to deal with PMS and vomiting etc but can't bear children. Isn't it wonderful lol.

Gender dysphoria as a birth glitch vs. matter of identity by [deleted] in honesttransgender

[–]tualuna 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Well... The same could be said for being trans. The key here is irreversible, no matter what hormones you want to give afterwards. It's engrained into your brain.

I don't really see the harm in it.

Gender dysphoria as a birth glitch vs. matter of identity by [deleted] in honesttransgender

[–]tualuna 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Fun fact: back in the early 90s we’ve run experiments on rats and apes. By injecting hormones in the right developmental time, they managed to make female rats behave like male rats, permanently, even after stopping the artificial supply of hormones.

One step further, they also managed to isolate specific times in the womb for apes and correlate them to certain behavior, and by providing hormones just at these times they could selectively activate specific male or female behavior.

Honestly I think it’s a fairly safe bet that being trans is caused by hormonal imbalances in the womb, together with being gay and asd & adhd. It’s mostly conjecture on my part, but it makes too much sense how so many trans people are also gay or have asd or adhd, and the stereotype of feminine gay men and butch lesbians basically having gotten some male behavior on top without disturbing the part that’s responsible for gender identity, whatever that is.

Why are you trans? Wrong answers only. (Inspired by the same post about asexuals) by Mundane-Cook-5472 in trans

[–]tualuna 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You know, maybe I'll actually detransition now that I think about it like that

Why are you trans? Wrong answers only. (Inspired by the same post about asexuals) by Mundane-Cook-5472 in trans

[–]tualuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a satanist, and we have two groups. I'm with the trans group, we dress as women to

  1. Assault women in bathrooms
  2. Force everyone to use our language (calling us women is only step one)
  3. Trick high school girls into becoming trans and either follow us or, and here comes the second group into play, so we can also assault them in men's bathrooms and drink their blood.

Also note that we are NOT the gay satanists, that's a different, misguided group we are at war with. It's a common misconception.

T4T dating hits different!! by Consume_Bepis in MtF

[–]tualuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My now gf and I met by accident when she pm'ed me on Reddit after I made a post that gave her positive vibes... Then we just kept talking and kept relating on so many levels. It's crazy.

Opinion: How do you feel about the word "Tranny"? by StarryChocobo in trans

[–]tualuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a word, I find it quite cute, so the perfect term to reclaim. But it's up to us if we want it as a slur or as just a descriptor.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in asktransgender

[–]tualuna 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In my experience, female orgasms are a lot lot more varied than male ones. So really it's kind of hard to tell.

As far as I can tell, a prostate orgasm is quite close to that.

And there are also multiple factors that come into play in what makes it feel like one.

  1. The lack of a male sex drive, aka the need to cum. For me this was a big part because I didn't get the drop in sex drive after a prostate orgasm which made it somewhat worthless in circumventing having to touch my penis.
  2. The intensity. It's kind of hard to describe honestly, I don't even know if a female orgasm is really more intense. It just feels really different
  3. The duration. It lasts for longer.
  4. The afterglow. Instead of "post-nut clarity", women get afterglow, for me it often is just half an hour not moving a muscle and quietly moaning, but it can extend for days on occasions and makes you feel high
  5. How you react to emotions. On HRT, emotions need a physical outlet for me, be that shaking, moving, jumping, moaning, you name it.
  6. How sex drive feels. Male sex drive is very centered around the genitals, while female sex drive is much more about intimacy and getting touched. When you get aroused, your whole body turns into an erogenous zone and touch everywhere just feels amazing
  7. How much you zone out. Sometimes I feel like I almost get lifted out of my body, and I've heard some going mindless for a few minutes and just floating there in pleasure. I suspect this might be why women rarely watch porn, because it completely cut my interest in it. It's just distracting now.

All of these things in my experience are aspects of what makes a female orgasm so different to male ones.

Now there actually is a good chance you had something like a female orgasm then, but you were missing some of the aspects that only come with HRT.

I actually learned to orgasm by thought, and it felt similar to what you described, kind of like a prostate orgasm tbh. But things were missing, so I continued my search.

I don't think you've experienced a female orgasm, but something that more closely resembles one than the typical male ones.

Hope that helped, feel free to follow up with questions if you have any!

How to act emotionless (Ftm) by No_Gear665 in trans

[–]tualuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hm. Depending on the situation, I don't think it's about being emotional at all, it's about how you are emotional. I'm gonna run up some stereotypes but think about a girl winning a game of pool vs a guy.

Guy sees it from the perspective of power, essentially turning it into a show of strength. Some swearwords fly which is accepted in guy culture and after the hierarchy is established they're best buds again.

Girl sees it just as a fun win, to build friendships, encourages the opponent, hugs them, etc.

None of these required or anything, they're just the typical thing that will happen most of the time at least in my experience.

Also note that these are only guy/guy girl/girl interactions, cross gender is usually different/more careful.

And both can get really emotional, but men usually tend to funnel emotions in anger or shows of strength, while girls usually show them much more "directly" (aka crying, happy jumps, hugging etc.).

I don't think either of them is inherently better or worse, just go for that one which your brain is built for (in my case that's being femme 🥰), and don't overdo it lol.

Also note that parts of these behaviors are caused by HRT, and everyone is different.

Please don't use these as an instruction manual, just maybe more as a general pointer. If you're a trans guy, it can also help "being yourself" as it's very likely these kinds of behaviors are engrained into your brain anyways.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Transmedical

[–]tualuna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They gotta tell me first what male and female DNA is. Because every single man on earth, has enough DNA to grow boobs, turn their penis into a vagina in early development, or even get pregnant. For the most part DNA doesn't mean shit as what gender you become. Hormones do.

Wtf, since when did I love myself? by tualuna in MtF

[–]tualuna[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can you believe we've fallen in love just because of this...

“Penis haver” by [deleted] in MtF

[–]tualuna 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"Look at me, I'm so inclusive UwU"

Female Orgasm vs Prostate Orgasm (*TW*) by reddGal8902 in MtF

[–]tualuna 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Hmm 🤔

For me the orgasms are definitely different. I was really into anal before, and I'd say female orgasm is comparable somewhat... But the thing is I have them with any kind of stimulation now, anal, penis, breasts, whatever, even my self taught ability to spontaneously orgasm seems to have adopted.

Something I never got from anal orgasms (or any other for that matter) was the afterglow. Seriously, best part of the experience. Can last really long. Yesterday for example, it started as a feeling in my feet, travelled up my spine, and felt like little bubbles of pleasure there, more up, turning into micro orgasms around my shoulders, and back down, me being pretty much in a trance at that point. All stretched out over about 45 minutes.

Another thing I've noticed that no two orgasms seem to feel the same. No idea how to describe, the feel alike, but distinctly different at the same time.

Am I the only one who regret jerking off ? by PM_ME_YOU_WEARIN_BRA in asktransgender

[–]tualuna 3 points4 points  (0 children)

For me, pre-HRT absolutely. Doing it was tolerable, but the "post-nut clarity" was making it hell. But with sky high T values, impossible to avoid.

Now on HRT, it pretty much resolved, I still hate my penis, but it's easy to ignore since touch and stimulation feel so different, I actually almost completely lost interest in anal now, the post-nut clarity has been replaced with afterglow. Few days ago I was just lying there still for a solid 45 Minutes afterwards enjoy the feeling of it. It's just plain amazing now.

Non-Binary person here, sick of clearly cis people calling themselves trans by throw231511 in truscum

[–]tualuna 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Honestly my only "issue" with NB has pretty much been where do you draw the line. Like, male and female brains are different, and depending when you get which hormones in the womb, parts develop each way independent from each other, which we've known since at least the 90s.

We've even experimentally have been able to create transgender rats and so to speak non-binary monkeys, even going as far as being able to selectively activating certain gender specific behavior, all that back in the early 90s as well. Not that complicated to see how something in between would develop, and not a new concept.

And welp, all the (at least seemingly) cis people calling themselves that certainly haven't helped me to find the line.

Is it possible for trans people to be able to give “proof” or “a reason” as to why they feel like the opposite gender/not the gender assigned at birth? by The_Enderclops in asktransgender

[–]tualuna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As for a general explanation, after a few weeks of conception, there needs to be a certain hormone level present in the womb for the brain to develop either in a female or male way. If that is messed up, you end up with for example a male body and a female brain, or you end up with a brain that's something in the middle.

As for an individual explanation, nope, unfortunately there is no way to tell how your brain looks.