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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by MicrondeMMMMMMM to c/mtf

TW : [sex]

Hey everyone, I recently got an orchiectomy, I am over the moon!

One if the main reason I got this surgery was dysphoria in my testicules, now that that is gone I discovered I am actually quite fond of my penis, it's neat cool and original lol, and I'd like to use it for piv or similar. However I find myself in a slight predicament since when fully erect it feels kind of painful.

I assumed this was atrophy but I've been using it more than daily for months and I initially had atrophy, the pain isn't the same.

Indeed it feels more like the skin around the penis is tight like if there was too much pressure inside, after looking my symptoms someone over on Reddit said that they had that problem too and fixed it using testosterone cream.

Do any of you gals have had experience with testosterone cream, does it work, did it raise your systemic testosterone?

Thanks for reading <3

Chloë

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[-] kassiopaea 5 points 2 weeks ago

Ahh, yeah that makes sense... when I first started HRT I thought some of the stuff I heard he was doing was interesting but I never got caught up in the cult of personality. Well, maybe a little, but I wasn't a very emotionally healthy person and I'm well past that.

Ego is a hell or a drug and it does sound like he has a lot of it.

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