After 16 years, I can say without a doubt that injecting anything other than saline is a terrible idea.
Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2020 6:00 am
Hello everyone.
My name is Shae and I used to post here all the time. I spent 11 years practicing saline inflation and I wrote the PDF guide that many of you found around the internet.
Three years ago I moved from injecting saline to silicone.
I went to Tijuana twice for this, and injected twice on my own. The total amount of silicone I had in my scrotum was 400 cc. Over time that grew bigger than a grapefruit. If you are familiar with Andrew Christian underwear, I was forced to buy their Trophy Boy line, which is made for extremely endowed men. But I stretched out all of mine from my balls alone.
I have watched three people I know suffer, and two of them die from misuse of silicone. I know two others who died from complications down the line.
A year and a half ago I had my silicone surgically removed, but they could only get 95% of it. Even then, with the swelling and scar tissue and additional hydrocells that form after the surgery, I was still about the size of a softball. The 5% that they could not get was stuck in between the skin of my scrotum and they assume it was where I pulled the needles out.
Fast forward.
2 days ago on the 20th I got an orchiectomy and a scrotectomy. An orchiectomy is where they remove your testicles, and a scrotectomy is where they remove the entire scrotum. I'm recovering right now and the swelling reminded me of my saline days having to waddle around my place.
I cannot tell you how happy I am for this mess to be over and to be back to normal. Because of all the extra skin I had developed over the years from the heavy weight and large volume of silicone, I think I will look pretty normal once healed. Basically a little bit of scrotal skin that appears just as it would appear if anyone who had never done sailing or silicone had their testes removed via orchiectomy.
2 years ago I came out as a transgender woman so a lot of this is going to be very particular to my personal feelings and goals. However, it wasn't until I moved to where I live now, and hearing the word "transgender" that I learned who I was. I had three years of silicone that I lived with up until that point. By year two I was very very very tired of the silicone.
You can't involve yourself with normal life like you want to, the novelty of everything wears off very quickly, and the reactions that people give you become extremely depressing.
I truly believe, absent from my own opinion about myself, that many people practice these fetishes as a form of compartmentalizing other issues.
I also truly believe that regardless of the above point being true or not, this can easily become an addiction. Addictions are never good no matter what they are. It does not let you live life to the fullest because everything is about the addiction. The things that truly matter to you can easily get pushed aside and sometimes blotted out completely when one cannot control their addictions.
It was all a addiction for me, including all the saline I did starting at age 17. I'm approaching 34. I was chasing euphoria and not dealing with my problems.
So if you find yourself going deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole, consider how things might end up. The day I decided to get silicone I remember saying to myself, "I just want to have fun until I die and I don't care what the repercussions of that may be." I then sought out a partner who would let me do whatever I want. I feel extremely guilty because they ended up getting 200 cc's of silicone as well while in Mexico, and I totally regret influencing that decision as we are now broken up and they wish it wasn't there.
I am extremely fortunate that the root of my problems ended up being my gender dysphoria. The reason I abused my genitals so much, and yes I do consider it self-harm at this point, is because I was so uncomfortable with who I was, I just wanted to be anything else, even if that was an animal, or some sort of lustful fetish freak.
But I know many people don't have opportunities like me to just chop things off their body. I am thankful to myself for not ever letting it get to the point where I was injecting silicone into the actual shaft of my penis. I have no interest in having a vagina, but removing the heavy weight and shame surrounding my balls is life-saving. If someone identifies as male, being forced into a situation where you might have to remove your genitals would be traumatizing at best.
I am fond of everyone I have met here over the years, but with over a decade to think about it, I think I officially would say stay the f*** away from anything that isn't plain old saline.
If I knew you back in the day, feel free to see where I'm at! I'm very proud of who I've become, and I believe with this most recent surgery I've had to fix all these things, the sky is now the limit:
www.instagram.com/shae.meful
My name is Shae and I used to post here all the time. I spent 11 years practicing saline inflation and I wrote the PDF guide that many of you found around the internet.
Three years ago I moved from injecting saline to silicone.
I went to Tijuana twice for this, and injected twice on my own. The total amount of silicone I had in my scrotum was 400 cc. Over time that grew bigger than a grapefruit. If you are familiar with Andrew Christian underwear, I was forced to buy their Trophy Boy line, which is made for extremely endowed men. But I stretched out all of mine from my balls alone.
I have watched three people I know suffer, and two of them die from misuse of silicone. I know two others who died from complications down the line.
A year and a half ago I had my silicone surgically removed, but they could only get 95% of it. Even then, with the swelling and scar tissue and additional hydrocells that form after the surgery, I was still about the size of a softball. The 5% that they could not get was stuck in between the skin of my scrotum and they assume it was where I pulled the needles out.
Fast forward.
2 days ago on the 20th I got an orchiectomy and a scrotectomy. An orchiectomy is where they remove your testicles, and a scrotectomy is where they remove the entire scrotum. I'm recovering right now and the swelling reminded me of my saline days having to waddle around my place.
I cannot tell you how happy I am for this mess to be over and to be back to normal. Because of all the extra skin I had developed over the years from the heavy weight and large volume of silicone, I think I will look pretty normal once healed. Basically a little bit of scrotal skin that appears just as it would appear if anyone who had never done sailing or silicone had their testes removed via orchiectomy.
2 years ago I came out as a transgender woman so a lot of this is going to be very particular to my personal feelings and goals. However, it wasn't until I moved to where I live now, and hearing the word "transgender" that I learned who I was. I had three years of silicone that I lived with up until that point. By year two I was very very very tired of the silicone.
You can't involve yourself with normal life like you want to, the novelty of everything wears off very quickly, and the reactions that people give you become extremely depressing.
I truly believe, absent from my own opinion about myself, that many people practice these fetishes as a form of compartmentalizing other issues.
I also truly believe that regardless of the above point being true or not, this can easily become an addiction. Addictions are never good no matter what they are. It does not let you live life to the fullest because everything is about the addiction. The things that truly matter to you can easily get pushed aside and sometimes blotted out completely when one cannot control their addictions.
It was all a addiction for me, including all the saline I did starting at age 17. I'm approaching 34. I was chasing euphoria and not dealing with my problems.
So if you find yourself going deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole, consider how things might end up. The day I decided to get silicone I remember saying to myself, "I just want to have fun until I die and I don't care what the repercussions of that may be." I then sought out a partner who would let me do whatever I want. I feel extremely guilty because they ended up getting 200 cc's of silicone as well while in Mexico, and I totally regret influencing that decision as we are now broken up and they wish it wasn't there.
I am extremely fortunate that the root of my problems ended up being my gender dysphoria. The reason I abused my genitals so much, and yes I do consider it self-harm at this point, is because I was so uncomfortable with who I was, I just wanted to be anything else, even if that was an animal, or some sort of lustful fetish freak.
But I know many people don't have opportunities like me to just chop things off their body. I am thankful to myself for not ever letting it get to the point where I was injecting silicone into the actual shaft of my penis. I have no interest in having a vagina, but removing the heavy weight and shame surrounding my balls is life-saving. If someone identifies as male, being forced into a situation where you might have to remove your genitals would be traumatizing at best.
I am fond of everyone I have met here over the years, but with over a decade to think about it, I think I officially would say stay the f*** away from anything that isn't plain old saline.
If I knew you back in the day, feel free to see where I'm at! I'm very proud of who I've become, and I believe with this most recent surgery I've had to fix all these things, the sky is now the limit:
www.instagram.com/shae.meful