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Does Viagra Work On Transwomen?


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I know I posted this awhile ago but I would like to thank those of you who answered my questions. And I do not mean any disrespect to anyone but I really just wanted to know the facts about viagra and HRT.

And yes, I am a transwoman who wants to have secondary female characteristics and retain erections. Not only do I enjoy it in the bed room but the more often transwomen have erections and utilize their genitals (assuming they are pre op) the less it atrophies. And the less my genitals atrophy the more the Dr.'s have to work with IF I ever decide to have SRS.

I appreciate everyone's feedback but I think a lot of girls on here need to realize that each and every transwoman is different and that it shouldn't be taboo for us to talk about erections. It is because of ignorance that any of us even need to be on this site.

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Dearest All,

I never meant to upset anyone nor to make anyone feel that their position was wrong. I truely thought that I was helping, but clearly I was not. For that I am truely sorry, so please accept my apologise.

Please ignore my posts on this topic. I meant no harm, and no one should think of my posts as harmful on this topic.

Brenda

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not attacking just stating a concern for your health and mental well being. i don't care one way or the other about most peoples gender labels. what ever floats your boat.

the meaning of my former post is. maybe hormone replacment therapy is not the right option for you ? you can gain secondary female characteristics threw surgical means with out ever swallowing a single pill. and completely side step the impact HRT will inevitably have on your lebido and erections.

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