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That's a thing in the phallo community, yes.Too "girlie", I suppose.
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One of my biggest dysphoria things is having to sit to pee, especially when I’m packing and I have to “remove my dick”. I will do it but I prefer to stp. For those of you guys who had phallo with UL but the hookup didn’t happen for a few months, did it make sitting better or worse do you think?
Also, I should have written down what my surgeon was saying but I don’t remember how long he said it would be between phallus creation and UL hookup. When was it for you guys?
Also, I should have written down what my surgeon was saying but I don’t remember how long he said it would be between phallus creation and UL hookup. When was it for you guys?
The replies include a lot of Pooners agreeing that it sucks to wait to live their piss fetish dreams. One particular weirdo:
Slightly different timeline but somewhat similar issues: I had UL at the same time as phallus creation, but I had a complication around 5 weeks post-op that required a suprapubic catheter for 5 months. The catheter wasn't necessarily a source of dysphoria, but it was really frustrating to not experience the euphoria I was craving. Maybe I'm weird for this, but I found a little bit of validation by choosing to empty the catheter collection bag into the toilet while standing in 'peeing stance,' if that makes sense.
For my first complication repair surgery, my surgeon created a temporary opening between my shaft and balls, so I could pee there instead of a catheter for the next 8 months while my UL was healing. It was nice to not have a catheter, but peeing from there [sitting down] was messy and would almost always end up getting on the back of my shaft and/or front of my balls. Again, probably me being weird, but I figured if I'm going to have to clean up every time I pee anyway, may as well stand and use a self-declared urinal so I don't feel as dysphoric. I lived alone at the time, so I just kept a large opaque plastic cup next to the toilet and used it like a urinal, obviously cleaning it with soap every time. The cup had measuring lines on it, so seeing a consistent volume also assuaged my fears about going into urinary retention again. And no, I did not take my plastic cup with me out of the house, lol. If I had to pee in a public restroom, I just quickly used a stall in the men's restroom and reminded myself that cis guys also sit down to pee from time to time.
Epilogue: I've been able to pee from UL successfully since March 2022, and the journey was worth it for me
For my first complication repair surgery, my surgeon created a temporary opening between my shaft and balls, so I could pee there instead of a catheter for the next 8 months while my UL was healing. It was nice to not have a catheter, but peeing from there [sitting down] was messy and would almost always end up getting on the back of my shaft and/or front of my balls. Again, probably me being weird, but I figured if I'm going to have to clean up every time I pee anyway, may as well stand and use a self-declared urinal so I don't feel as dysphoric. I lived alone at the time, so I just kept a large opaque plastic cup next to the toilet and used it like a urinal, obviously cleaning it with soap every time. The cup had measuring lines on it, so seeing a consistent volume also assuaged my fears about going into urinary retention again. And no, I did not take my plastic cup with me out of the house, lol. If I had to pee in a public restroom, I just quickly used a stall in the men's restroom and reminded myself that cis guys also sit down to pee from time to time.
Epilogue: I've been able to pee from UL successfully since March 2022, and the journey was worth it for me
