Sissification ?

[Brazilian Guy]

Like smc said, you don't have to ask if it's "normal". No one here can judge you or tell you what is "normal" and "not normal".
I've already been sissified by a shemale and I have to say that it's a great experience. She made me wear lingerie, stockings, heels and a skirt. And makeup too. And then we just .

[merelypink]

there is no real "normal" people act one way in public and then another way in private.. I know people who are professors, pyschologist,ceo and have some pretty weird fetishes... The professor i know is a female she has a several masters degrees.. She is really straight laced but her thing is group sex or havning multiple partners in the same day.. THere is no normal there is only what we portray as normal to fool everyone else

[JodieTs]

Originally Posted by merelypink

there is no real "normal" people act one way in public and then another way in private.. I know people who are professors, pyschologist,ceo and have some pretty weird fetishes... The professor i know is a female she has a several masters degrees.. She is really straight laced but her thing is group sex or havning multiple partners in the same day.. THere is no normal there is only what we portray as normal to fool everyone else

That is totally spot-on.
And I think it's hard-wired in.

Years ago I used to do a lot of group sex, "centre of attention" type of thing.
Then I transitioned {2005/6} and my interest in recreational sex of any sort, faded away.
I thought it was a function of the hormones and zoladex ("LHRH blocker" ).

2 months ago, out of curiosity, I went to a swinging party.
I had a lot of interest in me so I striped off
{thats the difference between cd/tv and Ts....the Ts's take their clothes off to have sex, the cd'/tv's put clothes on! }
Anyway, I was so turned on.
Um the willy-thing got really hard and stayed like that for three hours.
So, It's not testosterone as I'm chemically castrated by the zoladex.
So, arousal is in the brain.

And it really, really hurt. HRT over a long period, shrinks the penis skin
but the insides stay the same. think overinflated balloon. Ouch!

[kaytan]

Originally Posted by JodieTs

That is totally spot-on.
And I think it\'s hard-wired in.

Years ago I used to do a lot of group sex, \"centre of attention\" type of thing.
Then I transitioned {2005/6} and my interest in recreational sex of any sort, faded away.
I thought it was a function of the hormones and zoladex (\"LHRH blocker\" ).

2 months ago, out of curiosity, I went to a swinging party.
I had a lot of interest in me so I striped off
{thats the difference between cd/tv and Ts....the Ts\'s take their clothes off to have sex, the cd\'/tv\'s put clothes on! }
Anyway, I was so turned on.
Um the willy-thing got really hard and stayed like that for three hours.
So, It\'s not testosterone as I\'m chemically castrated by the zoladex.
So, arousal is in the brain.

And it really, really hurt. HRT over a long period, shrinks the penis skin
but the insides stay the same. think overinflated balloon. Ouch!

this post, was the exact thing that I was looking for \"your favorite type of sex\".
but 2 questions if I\'m allowed to ask and I will be happy if you answer them,
1 - what is zoladex?
2 - what is HRT?
thanks in advance

[JodieTs]

Originally Posted by kaytan

this post, was the exact thing that I was looking for \"your favorite type of sex\".
but 2 questions if I\'m allowed to ask and I will be happy if you answer them,
1 - what is zoladex?
2 - what is HRT?
thanks in advance

1. zoladex
Zoladex how it works
It stops your testes producing
Testosterone....
Here is how.
read this: http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100002862.html
Zoladex makes your pituitary for a very brief time produce a lot of of LH which is a signal for your testes to make a lot of T.
Ok, thats the T hit.
Now very quickly, your pituitary becomes desensitised to Zoladex
and thus it drops LH production right down.
End result: No LH, and as a result, no T gets produced by your testes.
I think that's how it works, but then again I am a duck!
Finally, you do want testosterone, in small amounts
Your docs are not trying to eliminate T from your body, you need it to function.
What they are doing is getting T production in your body to be in the same range as a bio-female.

If you have SRS, after a number of years you may start taking T supplements
again to bring your body T into line with a bio female.
No T = no energy, no sex drive, no ability to function as a normal female.


2. HRT: hormone replacement therapy

[davideblaine]

Originally Posted by JodieTs

1. zoladex
Zoladex how it works
It stops your testes producing
Testosterone....
Here is how.
read this: http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100002862.html
Zoladex makes your pituitary for a very brief time produce a lot of of LH which is a signal for your testes to make a lot of T.
Ok, thats the T hit.
Now very quickly, your pituitary becomes desensitised to Zoladex
and thus it drops LH production right down.
End result: No LH, and as a result, no T gets produced by your testes.
I think that's how it works, but then again I am a duck!
Finally, you do want testosterone, in small amounts
Your docs are not trying to eliminate T from your body, you need it to function.
What they are doing is getting T production in your body to be in the same range as a bio-female.

If you have SRS, after a number of years you may start taking T supplements
again to bring your body T into line with a bio female.
No T = no energy, no sex drive, no ability to function as a normal female.


2. HRT: hormone replacement therapy

i have a question, if a bio female had a low sex drive, could she maybe take T supplements and raise it? If so what Tsupplements would work? What supplement does that exactly? if you have a list i could use the research. my girl has a low sex drive thats shattered the relationship something firece. we havent had sex in over a year now.

[JodieTs]

Totally.

This is something which does get prescribed to bio women as well as Post-OP Trans women.

She should discuss with her doc.
She would need a blood test to assess her T levels.
Then if T supplement were appropriate they could prescribe for her.

No idea as to product names nor dosages though.
Only her doc would answer that after the tests and possible underlying causes.

Don't tell her that a Tranny suggested this to you, though