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Sep. 6th, 2005
radargrrl.livejournal.comMore SRS Questions
Sep. 6th, 2005 06:27 pmgirlabomination.livejournal.comI appreciate everyone's comments on my previous SRS question about female ejaculation. A couple new topics (again spawned by conversations with my girlfriendand I) has surfaced however that I am equally curious about.
The first one has two parts.
First, once SRS is complete, do we produce our own lube/moisture naturally or are we pretty much condemned to lube in a bottle? If not, I can see how this might be kinda sad if not depressing. :/
Second, if the above answer is yes (or I suppose no works too), do we suffer from all the same hygiene pitfalls (less getting a period of course) that bio-women do? One such example would be "nasty snatch," which smells like old beer or dead fish. I know this can be caused by either excessive washing or not so excessive washing, however due to the difference in the vaginal enviornment of a bio-girl and an SRS girl, I'm curious if this would even be an issue.
The next question has a great deal to do with sensitivity in this area. My partner has said many times that she looks forward to being able to please me the way she does herself (we are lesbian), yet there's an underlying concern of mine that while my parts might look okay, the internal sensation would be so warped as compared to a bio-girl that none of the things that she really wants me to experience would be effective.
It raises an interesting question in my mind. There are certain places on both men and women that seem to cause pleasure when stimulated, however I question if SRS women are a completely new folk -- argueably that most people don't have so much experience with, with spots unique from both bio-men and bio-women.
Now I already expect people to reply to this saying "but every person is different!" Yes, this is correct. There are however commonalities and similiarities between members of the same sex. Thus all the bazillion different spots inside with letters assigned to them (most famous -- the G Spot), would not exist in this context if there were not some truth to this.
Anyway. Yeah. There's my new list of questions. Any thoughts?
The first one has two parts.
First, once SRS is complete, do we produce our own lube/moisture naturally or are we pretty much condemned to lube in a bottle? If not, I can see how this might be kinda sad if not depressing. :/
Second, if the above answer is yes (or I suppose no works too), do we suffer from all the same hygiene pitfalls (less getting a period of course) that bio-women do? One such example would be "nasty snatch," which smells like old beer or dead fish. I know this can be caused by either excessive washing or not so excessive washing, however due to the difference in the vaginal enviornment of a bio-girl and an SRS girl, I'm curious if this would even be an issue.
The next question has a great deal to do with sensitivity in this area. My partner has said many times that she looks forward to being able to please me the way she does herself (we are lesbian), yet there's an underlying concern of mine that while my parts might look okay, the internal sensation would be so warped as compared to a bio-girl that none of the things that she really wants me to experience would be effective.
It raises an interesting question in my mind. There are certain places on both men and women that seem to cause pleasure when stimulated, however I question if SRS women are a completely new folk -- argueably that most people don't have so much experience with, with spots unique from both bio-men and bio-women.
Now I already expect people to reply to this saying "but every person is different!" Yes, this is correct. There are however commonalities and similiarities between members of the same sex. Thus all the bazillion different spots inside with letters assigned to them (most famous -- the G Spot), would not exist in this context if there were not some truth to this.
Anyway. Yeah. There's my new list of questions. Any thoughts?
