I need advice please… am I the asshole for being upset over my partner’s reaction to my desired phalloplasty surgery? 18+ only please… I’m trans ftm and my partner is cis male. Recently I’ve talked about getting phalloplasty to him and his first responses are “well you’re gonna have to learn to bottom for me” and “Don’t get it too big”. I’ve expressed to him that I don’t want to be the bottom all the time but I’m willing to compromise. I’ve even told him that topping makes me very gender euphoric and I haven’t done it in so long since him and I have been together. I’ve only been able to do it once with him. In the past I was mostly a top with other partners and I like it better that way, however I’ve been the bottom for him 99% of the time and it can make me a bit dysphoric (which I have told him). But it seems as if he deserves to be top no matter what.. the other day when I brought up to him how I want to top more he got all weird about it and was saying it was so random that I brought it up and basically made me feel weird for even saying anything. I get it that people have preferences, but so do I. I feel like he’s trying to convince me to get my surgery to his liking in a way cause of his comments on it. (I’m getting my referral for phalloplasty). And I will not get a certain size because “he doesn’t want it that big”. It’s what makes me comfortable.. but I’m just wondering.. am I the asshole for being offended by his response and wanting to get the size that I want/wanting to top more?
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