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I know some people might have a combo or overlap of the below options / Reddit polls are not an exact science, so just pick whatever and clarify in the comments. But thought it could be fun to see based on these basic categories I’ve encountered through the years!

edit: given how many are picking the fiction/media/history option I thought it’d be fun to share this exploration of transmasc names from Magnus Hirschfeld’s early 1900s “Urnish People: Causes and Nature of Uranism”:

“The Uranians also have analogous names in their circles, especially in their pubs, of which there are also a number of them.
Only, in contrast to men, one usually finds simple given names, rarely surnames that refer to some special characteristic of the person who wears them; Monosyllabic names are preferred, such as Fritz, Heinz, Max, Franz, especially Hans; but there are also those who are called Arthur, Edmund, Theo, Oskar, Roderich, Rudolf.
A remarkable number of names of Uranians have been taken from history and literature; I mention Berliners: Napoleon, Nero, Caesar, Heliogabal, Caligula, Antinous, Gregor, Carlos, Posa, Mortimer, Götz, Tasso, Egmont, Armin, Teja, Blücher, Ofterdingen, Karl Moor, Franz Lerse, Jörn Uhl, Don Juan, Puck and hiddigeigei.”

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I am very happy with my glans (done 8 months ago as part of stage 2) and it has done wonders for my connection to my dick. That said, it has lost some definition since surgery, which is to be expected. 

I am less interested in revising the sulcus (the deep groove behind the head) since my scarring is dark enough that it visually looks like my sulcus is deeper than it actually is. I’m more interested in making the ridge itself more pronounced from the head so it’s less blunt bullet shaped, and more helmet-y if that makes sense

I’m wondering if there is a revision that involves just re-stitching the glans ridge to make it more pronounced, instead of a glans revision that involves a whole new skin graft for the sulcus (which is what I see usually.) And, in general, I’m curious about what glans revisions are like, including ones with a new skin graft. I asked the surgeon who did my glans what a revision would be like and she sidestepped the question lol. (I am going to a different team for all future stages.)