The Reality of Trans Bottom Surgery | 4 Years Later

Any regrets? Am I happy with the results? I talk all about how I'm feeling about my metoidioplasty results 4 years after stage 2

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Hello Jamie
Yesterday I cane out to my mom as a trans girl, and you sharing your experiences as a trans guy helped me realise who I am (even though it's still an ongoing process)
I'd like to personally thank you for being an inspiration to me.

[pingidjit]

Learned something new. Did not realized there were different options regarding bottom surgery. Glad you are happy with whats happened and living your best life!

[OblivionsMemories]

Thank you so much for continuing to discuss such an incredibly personal topic with your community. The amount of help and support that you extend while placing yourself under certainly uncomfortable spotlights is astounding. I cannot thank you enough.

[KatharineOsborne]

I had cancer surgery and a follow up surgery to correct some stuff and I got some trauma out of it. But it was better to have the surgery than not because it saved my life. I see trans surgery in the same way. Even if it causes trauma, it saves lives.

[dustind]

"And he's two plums heavier" You two are ridiculously cute. :)

[kateprescesky]

Hi Jamie! I am a cis lady but your channel discussing your transition has meant the world to me over the years. I love your approach and your attitude, and you're so charming and educational. I feel like I've gained so much insight into the trans community, and have so much context with which to be a better and more supportive friend to some of my trans/enby besties. Thanks for all that you do and have done. I'm glad you seem happy and thriving 💜

[AustinNGrayson]

I’m not trans but I fully understand the bit about smells heavily reminding you of trauma. I have PTSD from many different things that happened to me as a kid and, more than anything else, smells remind me of certain past traumatic events the most. Even when they just remind me of being in the location where most of it happened and not of the actual events themselves. It’s gotten better over the years but it’s still the number one type of reminder of everything that happened. I hope it gets better for you too Jamie.

[Charrbonic]

I've been considering options since the start of my medical transition (~5 years ago) but I felt overwhelmed because of how many various pros and cons there were for each respective procedure. Now, I'm really looking forward to getting a simple metoidioplasty, with my fingers extra crossed for better phallo results and innovations in the future (transplants are becoming closer and closer to reality, which, despite the possible complications, would change hundreds of thousands of lives for the better). Thank you so much for the information you give so freely, it means the world.

[queenfan]

I’m cisgender, so I can’t imagine the joy a trans person must feel when their body fully matches their mind.

[michaelpond]

God bless your journey. Know that life is very hard. Normally. Yu have more guts by far than the ordinary person. Stay safe and sane.

[empireofkrenedas]

This is such a wonderful, wholesome, inclusive, welcoming, wonderful channel, and I can’t express enough how much the world needs what he’s putting out! Love you, keep doing what your doing!

[platannapipidae]

i want to say, your skin looks really smooth. like, even in the videos from hospital you still look great. so, i'm subscribing in hopes to see your skin care routine video.

[Olife]

I had heart surgery when I was 12 and had major complications afterward (collapsed lungs, almost died, traumatic experience while intubated, extra 2 weeks in the hospital....), but no one would ever say I shouldn't have had the surgery. That's just silliness. Glad you're doing well now, and hope you get your ball drop before the next ball drop! (That's a NYE reference....)

[strawberrylilypuff]

You seem happier!!!! I’m so glad 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[Kisozriel]

You are a gift to this world and it does not deserve you and your lovely wife. That coming from a cis woman doesn’t mean much, but you and your videos have helped so many of my friends who’ve struggled on the various spectrums of transition and I appreciate you SO much for it. Surgery in the US is expensive as hell and we’re all a bunch of poor folks (many of them are actually disabled and will never be able to afford top surgery let alone bottom surgery), but your breezy approach to your videos and your very human awkwardness give me hope that even if you’re not necessarily meaning to that you’ll help many more teens and adults that otherwise feel they don’t have the resources and knowledge to change their circumstances.

I don’t normally leave comments or even scroll through the comment section, but this one has me in tears. You help so many people and as I said before, you are a gift to this world. Thank you for helping so many.

[minkpaint]

I just found this channel. As a trans female, I can’t directly relate, but it’s nice to get someone else’s opinion on it :3

[anxietypronecucumber]

I recently came out as trans. Hearing that you didn’t regret bottom surgery makes me feel a lot less scared about the future. Of course the procedure would be the other way but still.

That’s in the far future of course.

Btw you are one of the people that helped me come to terms with the feelings I’ve had all this time.
Thank you

[elainegoad]

This is a personal decision for each person. Best Wishes to all trans people to be the person/gender you are !

[riken]

Wow can't believe it's been 4 years again! I remember following your journey early on. I was in such a bad place back then but seeing what could be helped me so much to keep going. Glad you're happy, I love that for you! Thanks for the update and thanks for always sharing the good and the bad! it's been very helpful along the way <3

[calebevans]

i had literally just come out when you had the first surgery, and i happened upon your page. i cant believe its been 4 years, and now I'm 3 months on testosterone. I'm glad to know you're happy with it all these years later.