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Ok im here once again everything is just getting worse i feel so out of place with unsupportive parents i dont know what to do dont get me wrong i love my boys but its hard lookin at them i mean they have packs their toned and they have pecs they take pics and get a whole lot of comments .and actually get girls and they have the bottom part that im missing. It hurts because i feel like no one cares i want a girl i can love hold and sing to when shes down i mean i think i deserve cause other men dont know how to treat females but yet and still they get get em. I get called fagg lesbian and it all the time. Gtheirs only a couple of people who can see me as a dude. But i want the whole part and ive looked at surgery and its still nit good i want a normal sized penis that gets construct on its own so when i do deside to take the next step it will be romantic if you only knew what i would do for a women. Not having the right parts and not being able to get on T is a living hell i mean i want to be on homecoming court in a suit get married to a beautiful women in a tux. I miss out on so much because i didnt come out with the right parts its hard looking at all my other guy friends what can i do to feel more comfortable.

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Guest Maria_B

Medical science is always advancing, when the time comes, don't rule out anything.

Remember, many many men have small or very small penises themselves. While it's natural to want ''the average'' even Genetic Guys don't always get that, more often than people think.

Whose to say you won't marry that beautiful woman while wearing a handsome tux. Love comes in all forms to all people, don't give up looking for her, because she's looking for you, too.

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It's ok bro. I share everything you wrote there. I know that it can feel unbearable that us trans guys might not ever get the full package, but close to it. My pre-T friend managed to get like a 6-pack, and you can too. Top surgery is something to look forward to. With bottom surgery, the results are disappointing, yes, but at this very moment, someone is designing a new technique. When you get your surgery, which WILL happen if you want it to, there could be a break-through in bottom surgery. Remember, even cis guys can get that thing (gynocomastia or something like that, IDK) and/or have a micropenis. It's depressing, but we all share it and feel your pain. Oh, and don't even get me started on getting a girl. I know girls who would jump at the bit to be with am FtM, not because they're stalkers or anything, but because there are more open-minded people out there than you would think. A guy like you is rare, and in a few years, nobody will know you're trans unless you want them to, and you'll probably have a perfect girl to share your life with. I agree with both of those people, they know what they are talking about. Things suck now, I get that, but in a few years, you'll look back and see how distant this all was and how little anything people said or thought of you really mattered. Hope it helped a bit. Hang in there.

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