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I know this is the place to ask but I still feel shy so I'm sorry first-hand. I've read that people transitioning with estrogen seem to get an increased libido than when they just had their testosterone libido, but did change how frequently you want to do that self indulgence to get a release or is it around the same frequency, just more intense desire? Also, did that make any changes to how you want your partner to touch you? Not just about foreplay, but where the actual play would be. Last question is did your prostate get more sensitive to stimulation from anal stuff or did it not change/got less sensitive? Sorry if this is too personal
I think this is all extremely variable from person to person and can't really be generalized, including the libido thing. Transition brings unusually deep change, including to sexuality, but the way it plays out is extremely individual
+1, all of it is very individual and your mileage may vary
There are some patterns or common ways people are (like, it's not exactly surprising when a trans woman doesn't want to top and take a penetrative role in sex), but there is so much variation it's best not to assume.