Colby Gordon

Glorious Bodies has a cover :)

@finngalkn Hey, congrats, that’s a big deal! Hope it goes well!

@badinfinity2 I’ve got my appointment to meet my surgeon on the 30th. I’ve been lucky enough to see some guys IRL. And I’ve spoken with a few of them.

Ok since the boys can’t be normal about phallo, go ahead and ama (6? years post op)

@missinwrld Yes, a lot of guys get the graft site tattooed. It looks great

@badinfinity2 not a trans man but a tattoo artist. is it possible to tattoo the part of your arm where the skin was removed?

@dev0tionals Thanks! Nothing but sunscreen and lotion if it dries out. Good luck with your process! Fingers crossed for you ❤️

@badinfinity2 Your graft looks splendid brother, would love to hear your aftercare routine. Chipping away slowly but surely at my process, sucks that the surgeon I was consulting with left the hospital 🙃

@Emhoward2210 @chikkinnugget I had three stages, each a year apart (usually my team does them 6 months apart, but covid delayed everything). The timeline varies, depending on what you want, if they have to do repairs, etc.

@badinfinity2 @chikkinnugget How long did the whole process take?

@boynecomastia I didn't. Some people do meta first. It's a great surgery, but with very different outcomes, so you want to think about what your priorities are (size, appearance, ability to STP or have penetrative sex, etc)

@badinfinity2 waoh...... maybe phyllo is for me. did you get meta first ? i heard some trans men get meta before phyllo

@boynecomastia Sensation is really good. They hooked the grafted nerve to my natal anatomy, so the new penis has erotic sensation, just like my previous anatomy (which is still in there)

@badinfinity2 whats your sensation ? do you feel any sexual pleasure using your dick or does it feel like having your skin touched

@twoheadedty Yeah it's very cool :)

@badinfinity2 AWESOME

@PatBlanchfield he truly has the emptiest head on this site. almost an accomplishment

would hogwarts hire a velociraptor? I ask, trenchantly addressing the actually existing conditions in american colleges and universities in the year 2026

@smfox @Melodio420 modern medicine is incredible

@badinfinity2 @Melodio420 Wild

@cheekrneatchews it kind of did!

@badinfinity2 it looks pretty cool like that actually, like a part of the original image got sucked through a portal or something lol

@smfox @Melodio420 Yes! It's such a weird feeling, having to learn to pee again!

@badinfinity2 @Melodio420 My first time peeing post op, I realized I had to use completely different muscles to control the stream. Is that true for yall as well? I had to move from front muscles to more lower ones

@subandbreed1312 @DCod3d_ Yes, it's called MLD (they take it from your latissimus dorsi). The Serbian team specializes in this procedure. You can get a little more length and the scar is hidden, but it doesn't have a sensory nerve. A very cool surg

@badinfinity2 @DCod3d_ Wait back graft? I've only heard of arm and thigh, that's a cool third option

@camonega Being catheterized for a month was the hardest part for sure. Really nothing unexpected happened; I'd prepared a lot mentally and talked with a lot of post-op guys to understand the process and recovery

@badinfinity2 what was the hardest or most unexpected part of recovery after stage 1?

@bloated_utopia Not a lot of pain, but a great deal of discomfort (especially if you're getting urethral lengthening). The most painful part is the thigh graft they take to cover the arm graft, because that still has nerves

@badinfinity2 how painful is the process? the surgery and the recovery. especially in comparison to top surgery.

@Patreonexclusi1 That was how I made my decision, too

@badinfinity2 nah, the other ones apparently don't have the same feel, and the arm is the one with the most nerves, so i kinda have to since it's what I prioritize amongst other things

@chudmod3r @GrndTheftAutysm I've had it for 3 years and it's still going strong. My surgeon says they're expected to last 10+ years before needing to be replaced

@badinfinity2 @GrndTheftAutysm how long has the pump lasted? have you had to replace it at any point?

@acornheart465 @Mushroomman04 No, just poor planning, lol

@badinfinity2 @Mushroomman04 On purpose? /gen that’s really cool im just wondering

@hardcorps80204 once a year, the boys will begin having Big Stupid Feelings about phallo, and I am summoned back to twitter to post calm and informative technical information about my own genitals

@badinfinity2 I’m sorry if you got caught in the flak from a phalloplasty discussion. Few topics make transmen go nuts faster it seems. Sometimes I think we’re just generally unwell. 😬

oh my god, you don’t want phalloplasty? should we tell everyone? should we throw a party? should we invite Abigail Shrier

@Melodio420 First stage was really intense; second and third much much easier. But by the end, I was really happy to be done with surgery!

@badinfinity2 How was healing! I saw you say you did it in three parts what was that like?

@BucketGrimoire Yes, yes, and eight weeks

@badinfinity2 Is the power of your stream the same as it was before you had phallo? Do your balls ever itch? How long did you have to "take it easy" before you could do whatever you wanted with it?