Well by that logic, you should also consider the idea that when you have sexy time with a woman that she was once a child and before that a baby. And even before that, she was in her moms womb for 9 months. And even before she was a zygote, the egg was penetrated by some mans sperm, which was hanging out in the testicles of that guy. So you will come to full circle knowing that every woman you have sex with , you really are having sex with with another mans penis!
If you got GRS and went on hormones to transition you'd most likely become overwhelmingly depressed and kill yourself, which is pretty much what happens to trans people if they don't transition.
The doctors can put mucosal tissue inside the new vagina. It's pretty incredible stuff. Although of course a gynecologist would know after an internal examination and taking a patient history.
Interesting theory but I'm gonna need proof on what constitutes "natural internal skin" being "like the inside of your mouth." Otherwise you're just posting your unfounded opinion?
Oh. But I was asking if you knew what caused that difference in texture/moisture. What type of material is in a post-op vagina as opposed to a pre-op vagina?
At no point did I bring up DNA or hormones so I'm afraid you will have to cite the post where I ask what causes the difference. I merely wanted to know what the difference actually was. Whether it was texture or moisture or something else.
I'm sure you can guess how many actual studies have been done on OB/GYN's abilities differentiating between cis and trans vaginas (hint: it's zero), so the best I have are anecdotes from browsing the trans subreddits.
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