For girls Performing. Hormone Regimen and Still Cum Pop!!

[tslover185]

i have to say with me personally its how femine u are not if you can cum or get hard hard. I love how femine a tg can get, in my experance sometimes more then a gg. Of course my experence is with escorts and not regular dates.

[fitz207]

and a girl's longterm happiness and identity is not even considered.

I think most guys do care about those things when it comes to a girlfriend. But this is a porn site.

[LibertyHarkness]

try doing umpteen blowjob scenes where you have to keep swishing it down yuckkkkk..

I swear i should have shares in the company that own gaviscon hehe

more gaviscon to the rescue

LMFAO!

That's what I think every time I have to take that bloody stuff and you know what-- it tastes REALLY nasty!

[MacShreach]

try doing umpteen blowjob scenes where you have to keep swishing it down yuckkkkk..

Umm, no thanks to that either...but you have my deep sympathy!

[LibertyHarkness]

tell you what it makes your cock sting too

[MacShreach]

tell you what it makes your cock sting too

I'll take your word for that-- I have no intention of sticking my dick in some.....

[MrsKellyPierce]

I go to Dr. Odea. I still cum and everything! My orgasms have been better since going on Dr. Odea's regimen I am so happy with the results so far and I Thank Foxxy every day for introducing me to his regimen!

I do the pellets every four months and a booster shot of estrogen and and triple dose of pink panther shot every month along with a shot of testerone so it keeps my sex drive up and going and I can still cum.

No the testerone he puts in you doesn't make you manly just helps you function!

[BiancaStJames]

I go to Dr. Odea. I still cum and everything! My orgasms have been better since going on Dr. Odea's regimen I am so happy with the results so far and I Thank Foxxy every day for introducing me to his regimen!

I do the pellets every four months and a booster shot of estrogen and and triple dose of pink panther shot every month along with a shot of testerone so it keeps my sex drive up and going and I can still cum.

No the testerone he puts in you doesn't make you manly just helps you function!

good to know ... I really need to see this Doctor my levels are wayyyy off

[peggygee]

I wonder if I am the only one here who finds this thread quite uncomfortable, because it is about women possibly compromising their hormone regime to satisfy the desires of some men that they can get fully erect, penetrate men and ejaculate in quantity? I should make it clear that I mean absolutely no criticism of girls who want to have a successful career. But I find the idea that someone like Astrid feels pressured to reduce androgen-blockers--with the risk to her future life as a woman that that entails--concerning.

As to the testosterone, natal women produce testosterone from other glands, though in far lower quantities than men. It may be that natal biological males have less ability in this regard since their testes are the primary production site, and so, after orchiectomy, their testosterone is indeed too low, thus requiring HRT as Danielle describes.

This probably needs Peggy's input, she's way more well-versed than I am....it's a long time since my last anatomy class.....theoretical, anyway...

I understand, empathize, and commiserate with the women who must
compromise their transition for the sake of functionality.

When one is young, the effects of testosterone are not as pronounced.
But as time transpires it's maculinizing effects become more noticeable.

For me, I optimized my HRT regimen to it's safest levels. I also underwent
an orchiechtomy early on in my transition, and ultimately had GRS.

Though admittedly I wasn't concerned about performance as I have never
been the penetrative one in my relationships.

My paramount concern was a expedient and succesful transition.

In response to Mac's question, natal women do indeed produce
testosterone. Half is produced in their ovaries and half in the adrenal
glands, though obviously not to the extent that transwomen do.

And to address Astrid's concern, progesterone is sometimes prescribed
for low libido for many natal and post op women, though it goes without
saying that it would not aid in increased sperm production.
.

[MacShreach]

I wonder if I am the only one here who finds this thread quite uncomfortable, because it is about women possibly compromising their hormone regime to satisfy the desires of some men that they can get fully erect, penetrate men and ejaculate in quantity? I should make it clear that I mean absolutely no criticism of girls who want to have a successful career. But I find the idea that someone like Astrid feels pressured to reduce androgen-blockers--with the risk to her future life as a woman that that entails--concerning.

As to the testosterone, natal women produce testosterone from other glands, though in far lower quantities than men. It may be that natal biological males have less ability in this regard since their testes are the primary production site, and so, after orchiectomy, their testosterone is indeed too low, thus requiring HRT as Danielle describes.

This probably needs Peggy's input, she's way more well-versed than I am....it's a long time since my last anatomy class.....theoretical, anyway...

I understand, empathize, and commiserate with the women who must
compromise their transition for the sake of functionality.

When one is young, the effects of testosterone are not as pronounced.
But as time transpires it's maculinizing effects become more noticeable.

For me, I optimized my HRT regimen to it's safest levels. I also underwent
an orchiechtomy early on in my transition, and ultimately had GRS.

Though admittedly I wasn't concerned about performance as I have never
been the penetrative one in my relationships.

My paramount concern was a expedient and succesful transition.

In response to Mac's question, natal women do indeed produce
testosterone. Half is produced in their ovaries and half in the adrenal
glands, though obviously not to the extent that transwomen do.

And to address Astrid's concern, progesterone is sometimes prescribed
for low libido for many natal and post op women, though it goes without
saying that it would not aid in increased sperm production.
.

Thanks Peggy.