Anyone Had Sex With A Transformed LB?

[cyba]

This is a follow-up to irisceleron's post in Freebies (Post-Op She-male.)
Has anyone here had 'vaginal' sex with a 'transformed' LB/She-male and,
if so, what was the experience like for yourself and for her? Is the vagina
functional (it seems to be a in a couple of pics in the 'Post-Op' post), is
functionality limited (no sensation) or is the op mainly for appearances
(physiognomy)? Do they, therefore, still prefer anal?
If this topic has been covered elsewhere I haven't found it.

[merelypink]

interesting question

[Bionca]

Originally Posted by cyba

This is a follow-up to irisceleron's post in Freebies (Post-Op She-male.)
Has anyone here had 'vaginal' sex with a 'transformed' LB/She-male and,
if so, what was the experience like for yourself and for her? Is the vagina
functional (it seems to be a in a couple of pics in the 'Post-Op' post), is
functionality limited (no sensation) or is the op mainly for appearances
(physiognomy)? Do they, therefore, still prefer anal?
If this topic has been covered elsewhere I haven't found it.

Well, I haven't had sex with a TS who has had bottom surgery, but I know many who have had the operation.

A few things about the vagina created. There are two big "problems" with SRS - the depth of the vagina is finite and depends on the penis and the doctor involved. One can hit the back of it during sex, and some men/transwoman combinations will not be able to accommodate the full length of the guy's penis.
There is a substantial risk of loss of feeling. This can last from a few months to the rest of the woman's life. While the goal is to convert the TG's penis into a functioning clitoris, this can't always happen, so permanent loss of orgasm can result.

However, for women who absolutely hate their penis, the reward and personal satisfaction is much greater than the financial cost and the risks involved. This is the important part to consider, the choice to have SRS is deeply personal and reflects in some way the woman's relationship with her own body. A woman who opts for SRS is risking her very physical sexual future and should be respected for the balls it took to lose them (not actually "lose".. more like "re-purpose").