Chad Constantine

I cry every time I see this movie. Saw it on stage as well. I love Billy Elliot

I loved it too and when I first saw it I cried. I did not want to see it on Broadway though. Unfortunately, Jamie Bell's other movies where a hit and miss for me like Hayden Christensen.

I did expect to see this song listed here because I know most people hate it, but I gotta admit... I love it. So catchy and fun.

What?!? People hate Call Me Maybe. Wow mind blowning. I'm surprised to hear that most people hate it. I am surprised by all these good songs people fing irritating lmao.

Adele is general annoys me, but this is a song I find particularly irritating:

Adele is Irritating. I Am Speechless.

I have not, but it is an interesting suggestion. Not quite sure how to pose the question to my dermatologist.

 

To Chad, I've been using suction cups for about 4 - 6 hours a day. My nips grow significantly (albeit temporarily) and become very sensitive. I love the feeling.

People are asking for botox, leech facials, and turning themselves into Ken and Barbie dolls I doubt they will look at you sideways for asking about it.

If you go more than 6 will it damage your nipples? I would have thought you could just sleep with them on.

Nipple clamps worn regularly will do the trick

Do they make your nipples more sensitive too? How regularly do you have to wear them for?

Wow! I loove those songs.

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lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmOZC0a4IVg

“sure.”

..I’m sure a post-op trans woman could tell him better than WebMD, but if you like it, I “love” it.

There is no like. Why would I like it? We obviously disagree so why should you love it? To me the explanation would be the exact same or better coming from doctors writings because doctors always have to explain the entire procedure, all possible repercussions, and all other alternatives to their patients before surgery as well as care after surgery. Plus doctors are the ones trying to developing new techniques to make for a more realistic experience like determining if uterine transplant surgeries is a viable option. The only difference is it may just be easier to understand coming from the horses mouth. A more apt question to ask a trans-person would be: what does it feel like to be trans pre- and postoperative or why did they elect to do or not do the surgery?

...this is a question for a trans woman, not a forum full of cis men who have watched Pose on FX and an episode of Ricky Lake.

Not really it is just a basic biological/ medical question that anyone can really find the answer to online in any medical journal or healthcare website.