As the saying goes, "boy's body, girl's heart" refers to the psychology of transgender people. Therefore, transgender people are psychologically women. In addition to breast plastic surgery, they also need sex reassignment surgery. After sex reassignment surgery, they also become physically Women, all women certainly want to have a normal and healthy sex life with the person they love;

"Can transgender people have sex?"

First of all, let’s understand what sex reassignment surgery is: the process of sex reassignment surgery consists of two parts, the first part is the removal of male sex organs, and the second part is the reconstruction of female sex organs;

At the beginning of the operation, the artificial urethra tube is connected to the urethra tube of the male sexual organ. Then push aside the flesh outside the seminal vesicles, and remove the seminal vesicles and male sexual organs.

After cutting off the sexual organs, place the urethral tube on the artificial leather. At this time, you can start suturing.

Next, create artificial leather under the crotch. Use the outer skin of the seminal vesicle that has just been removed to make artificial cortex.

Although the reconstructed female organs look exactly the same as real female sexual organs, they are not fertile because they are only artificial cortex;

The vagina of a transgender person is made of his or her own "seminal vesicle skin (or foreskin)". Because there is a "nerve plexus" on the "seminal vesicle skin (or foreskin)", "it is still relatively sensitive during sexual intercourse."

Unlike real women, she does not have a uterus, her vagina naturally does not secrete liquid, and she does not have menstruation.

If you want to get pregnant, you must artificially transplant the uterus. There is no successful precedent yet.

"Except for using lubricant during sex, everything else is pretty much the same as an ordinary couple."

Conclusion, "Reassignment surgery completes a woman's physiological structure and allows transgender people to have a normal and healthy sex life with their loved ones."