User: NulloLuke

Sounds like someone needs to be seperated from his $%!@ and his balls.....or maybe you are just over-compensating.

With ThePollsters buying and burying this site far at the bottom of their forums, I guess this is "Goodbye". I'll check back in in a couple weeks, but should I not see any other edits, I guess I'll know why.

If this is the end, then I want to say, it's been a pleasure talking to so many like-minded people over the past two years. I wish you all well.

If anyone ever wants to find me, my email is lukemoats@mail.com.

-Luke

Hey Samantha,

Sorry on the delay in getting back to you. Been busy with hockey and taking care of Amanda.

It's weird you mentioned sleeping with limbs intertwined. When I was younger, like 5 or 6, I hated thunderstorms. I would always run into Amanda's room and jump in her bed. Sleeping without clothes isn't a thing in our house. So, being intertwined wasn't sexual, even as we both hit precocious puberty at age 8 (both of us). I finally broke out of my fear of thunderstorms when I was 9.

Flash forward to a month ago and her girlfriend was at work, I was at her apartment and was she asked me to hold her. The pain was a little bad and it helped. I said "sure". We fell asleep. I had jeans, shirt, and socks on, she had regular lounge clothes. But when we woke up, we both came to the realization that we had went right back to when we were little. :)

Her girlfriend got a really cute picture of us. Legs and arms everywhere, but we are side by side, out cold. :)

Since it's been two months now, she is doing great. All healed inside and out. We still hang out and we've had the occasional nap. Best naps ever. :)

Yes, you read that right. My older sister, her name is Amanda, who is a year older than me (she's 19), is now nullified too. :)

Technically what she had done was a total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy and vaginectomy, a bilateral mastectomy, a clitorectomy, and a total infibulation. In plain language, she had all of her internal reproductive organs removed, her external genitals removed and closed (except for a tiny hole so she can pee), and her breasts removed via a "keyhole" procedure (you literally can't tell they did anything). As she put it, she "really hated her everything". :(

Since she had all of that done at once, they put her in a medically-induced coma (for the pain) for a couple days and then they brought her out. She said she still hurt, but still wasn't as bad as she would have been had they not done that.

Amanda went to the same place I did for my surgery (when I was 12) in Oslo. It was the same doctor. He even remembered me. :) It was in a different location, but some of the same people. It was kind of like coming home, coming full circle.

She had told me a couple years ago that she wanted to do this after she graduated, but with COVID, she thought she was going to have to wait. I'm really proud of her for finally being her true self and I was honored that she asked me to come along. Mom and Dad had to work, our younger brother and sister have school. I only have two credits I need for my senior year, I am only there until about 10:30a, so it was easy for me to be gone for 2 weeks and she graduated in May.

She was walking through the house the other day just smiling and I asked her (like the TikTok sound) "Yo sis, who got you smiling like that?" and it made her laugh and she said the doc's name. She said "I've haven't been this happy in a long time". I smiled and nodded, because her and I understood that on a whole different level than everyone else. :)

Anyway, she's got some healing to go and she is doing it at her apartment in town. After 10:30a, I can go over and check on Amanda and help her with what she needs until her girlfriend gets home (she's still sore and will be for a couple more weeks).

If ya got questions, feel free. But mostly, I just wanted to tell everyone how proud I am of my big sister. :)

True, but when someone gets all irate without really looking into the benefits, that's really the only response I can give. :)