STP Packer Giveaway: The EZP by Transthetics

STP Packer Giveaway: The EZP by Transthetics

Hey Joey, Congratulations! You Won!

TransGuys.com is giving away an EZP by Transthetics. One lucky winner will receive one of these premium silicone stand-to-pee packers!

Want to win? Keep reading!

EZP STP Packer by TranstheticsThe EZP Stand to Pee Packer was designed to deliver:

  • Super realistic & highly detailed
  • Comfortable for all day wear
  • Easy to use
  • Very easy to clean – no powdering required.
  • No harness required, just snug fitting underwear
  • Skin safe

Specs:

  • Dimensions: Length end to end – 15cm or 6″”; Length of shaft (underside) – 8cm or 3″; Length of cup (top) – 8cm or 3″; Width of cup – 6cm or 2.4″.
  • Weight: Approx. 110 gm or 4 oz.
  • Material: High quality, skin safe, prosthetics grade silicone.
  • Retail Price: $195 USD. Made in the U.S.A.


Transthetics
started as a one man kitchen laboratory experiment, born out of frustration of a lack of realistic, quality, easy to use and comfortable prosthetic devices available for trans men. In addition to the EZP, Transthetics offers the EZP Junior, penile extenders and play packers, as well as packing underwear. Visit transthetics.com for more information.

How to Enter

Entering the contest is easy! Just leave a comment below about what being able to STP means to you. Be sure to read the contest rules too!

Good luck!

Contest Rules

Registration Deadline: February 28, 2019. Drawing will be held on or about March 1, 2019.
Prizes: One winner will receive one EZP by Transthetics.
Eligibility: Age 18 and over only. Entries much be received between 11:00 am PST on February 7, 2019 and 11:59:59 p.m. PST March 1, 2019 (”Contest Period”). Maximum of one entry per person/email address.
Selection of Winner: Winner will be determined by a random draw conducted by TransGuys.com on or about March 2, 2019 (from among eligible entries submitted during the Contest Period). Winner will be notified by e-mail on or about March 4, 2019. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.

Ready to Enter? Add your comment below!

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123 Comments

  • Saxon says:

    Being able to stand to pee would mean no more having to hold off going to the toilet for 7 hours due to fear of public restrooms where there are no unisex toilets.

  • Kriss Murray says:

    Does this work also for those with a clitoral release without urethral lengthening??

  • AJ Lefke says:

    Living in an extremely conservative town, this STP would give me the extra confidence boost needed to use the restroom while out in public. It would also ease our 6 person household “one bathroom blues,” allowing me to use the tree out back like a champ!

  • Burr Jackson says:

    It would mean freedom to pee standing up and using the men’s urinal for the first time.

  • Fenner says:

    A functional STP would hopefully liberate me from my phobia of using public toilets.

  • Liam Mericle says:

    I believe any one of us here for this contest would be beyond grateful to have an STP like this one. It would mean freedom from restroom phobias and so much more. Good luck to you all!

  • Cameron Wright says:

    It’d mean not having to hope there was an available stall in the bathroom. Not feeling anxious about whether there would be unisex bathrooms at your destination. Just being able to walk in, do your thing and leave in peace, no overthinking. And yes of course it would mean I could finally write my name in the sand.

  • Daniel Tirabassi says:

    I have been transitioning for over 11 years now. Within those 11 years, I have always avoided using a public restroom at all costs. This had led to UTI’s, bladder infections, and other issues over the years. An STP would make it easier for me to use a public restroom and not have to worry about the health issues that arise from not feeling confident enough to do so.

  • Lachlan says:

    Amazing chance to win one as I and others arent in financial situation to be able to afford to buy one. Would mean I wouldnt feel so insecure about when using the restrooms and have the freedom to use the urinal. Good luck everyone! 🙂

  • Fox Hopkins says:

    Being able to stand and pee would help bottom and bathroom dysphoria a lot

  • RL EUGENIO says:

    Being on STP means alot to me.It makes me feel more whole and complete.

  • Jack says:

    Winning an STP would give me the confidence to go out in social situations without the fear of urination and public toilets on my mind. It would mean a weight off my shoulders.

  • TY says:

    It would bring an uplift to my confidence level since using the public toilets has been my most fearful thing to do in daily lives. I’ve been longing to pee like a man.

  • Cole-Obi says:

    It would mean everything! I’d be more confident in myself, I wouldn’t have to worry if toilet stalls might not be available in different situations & locations. I’d not have to worry when/where it might be safe for me to pee next.

  • Morgan Cody says:

    Being able to stand to pee would make work much less of a pain. I do commercial cleaning and I would love to not have to sit down on a toilet that has to be cleaned.

  • Joey says:

    Winning this would mean the world to me. Being able to STP would mean more confidence and being more comfortable with myself. I would feel more complete. On top of that, I haven’t been able to afford one due to financial problems. Getting this would make me less worried about going outside and having less dysphoria, even when by myself.

  • Alex Farebrother says:

    It would mean the world to me. I constantly fear being clocked in male toilets and I feel like standing to pee might make it a bit less obvious.

  • Cecil Connelly says:

    winning this would mean the absolute WORLD to me. i still get self conscious in the men’s restroom even though i know i pass because i have to use the stall and sit down to pee. i feel self concious in day to day life because i’m a guy with no sort of bulge or anything. it’s hard to deal with sometimes. i’m a freshman in college and i don’t have the money to buy one of these for myself, even though i REALLY want one. i would really really love to win this—i think it would be a huge boost to my confidence and self security.

  • A Penttilä says:

    Ahh i would love to be able to use public bathrooms without hesitation! nice that things like these exist

  • Tee Foye says:

    I’ve tried others and to no avail, it’s crushing me not being able to do this. I want to feel apart of something again. Alienated from family and friends. This would hopefully make me feel more a part of the male gender.

  • Sebastian Zyier Burns says:

    I would love to have one..

  • Seth says:

    Honestly, being able to use an stp/packer would put me in an overall safer place. Less misgendering which means passing more, less fear over using the rest room, less dysphoria. I don’t have the money to purchase one so a lucky opportunity like this is my only chance right now. To be able to have and use an stp would solve so many problems and mean so much that putting it into words is quite difficult.

  • Sam says:

    It’s another tick in the box that helps me to be me.

  • Lucas says:

    Honestly it would mean the world. I don’t and never have had a packer or anything like that, so that would make me the happiest. Especially because I don’t have that kind of money. It would make me so much more confident, going to the bathroom like anyone else without any stress and not waiting to go home to pee in peace.

  • Galen says:

    Standing to pee helps me feel safe using the men’s bathroom. My job requires me to spend weeks on end in parks and wilderness, so standing to pee is also a convenience!

  • Henry Keefer says:

    I’m going to be living with 3 guys next semester and I really want them to accept me as a man, and I feel like being able to STP and wear a packer will really help me get there. It would also alleviate a lot of the stress I have when using a public restroom so I wouldn’t have to hold my pee all the time. Most importantly, though, it would give me confidence and make me feel like the man I know I am, even when the mirror contradicts that.

  • J says:

    Receiving a stp would mean I’d no longer have to hide and be as quiet as I can peeing in a stall. It’d lessen my dysphoria greatly and make me worlds more confident.
    I’d buy one myself but I’m poor lol

  • Aryn says:

    Im so anxious about the restroom at my job. I work with a lot of cis men. I got to the first floor womens restroom during hours of low traffic… I think this could give that confidence boost

  • Kyle says:

    Being able to STP would mean no longer getting weird looks in the bathroom for sitting and no more anxiety for if I can pass.

  • Mia Marie Jackson says:

    My partner has been looking for an STD that is functional and realistic. Making “devices” himself has been his go to. It would be great to win for him so that he can feel less embarrassed when peeing.

  • Casey says:

    Being able to stp would mean feeling truly whole in even the most mundane sense. Being able to pee properly seems like it would be such a given but cis people make such light of that privilege that they have no idea its even a privilege.

  • Brahn says:

    It would mean a whole layer of fear and anxiety relieved. Going into the men’s room, especially in such a conservative area, has been such a bad experience for me I tend to hold it for hours and hours until I can get home. It would be nice to just pee without the fear.

  • Eli Knight says:

    If I got this it would be my first stp device.

    I’ve had some insensitive comments thrown at me in some restrooms just because I use the stall so this would help, immensely.

  • Aidan Malsbary says:

    I have wanted an STP for 10 years and have not been able to get one. I would really like to start using public restrooms especially in NC where it is illegal for me to use the men’s room.

  • JJ says:

    It would mean for me that I wouldn’t have to risk getting outed at school for having to wait for the bathroom stall to open up. It would also mean that my bathroom anxiety, which has meant I don’t pee or don’t drink water when out in public, would be greatly lessened.

  • Elijah Allen says:

    Having this STP would greatly improve my quality of life. The amount of dysphoria I experience has really impacted my social interactions and my self-esteem in a negative way. Being able to just walk up to a urinal and do my business would significantly increase the level of confidence I have about being able to use a public restroom. I wouldn’t have the awkward wait time if all the stalls are preoccupied; I could just walk up and go. This would ease my anxiety an incredible amount and would make my everyday life so much smoother.

  • Echo says:

    STP makes me less afraid of going into public restrooms because I never have to sit/I can be passing at a urinal. Going into any bathroom that isn’t a one-toilet deal is so stress inducing it’s ridiculous.

  • Drew Coleman says:

    I’ve always had trouble using public restrooms because of the lack of stalls and my anxiety of other people in the room. I always force myself to wait until the last person leaves before I can either enter the restroom or do my business and its really nerve wracking. I can’t really afford packers right now because I’m living check to check, so winning one would mean the world to me.

  • Jeffrey Justice says:

    Oh boy, i wouldn’t have to hide in the stalls (if the bathroom has stalls, even) if i had one of these… that would be amazing

  • Kalvin zavala says:

    Standing To pee will let me do what i love. Going out having a few beers and socializing with out the feer of having to pee at a bar with no stall doors ,therefor causing me to end my night early or not going out at all because no being able to stand to pee.

  • Jae Aungst says:

    Using this stp would give me more confidence to use the men’s room. I would finally feel some of my dysphoria ease.

  • Dakota says:

    I would dearly love to have one of these.

  • Alana Davis says:

    Oh wow being able to stand to pee would be like a dream come true… I mean ive never had the pleasure but it would mean the world to me to be able to. Like it would literally save me so much trouble.

  • Alexander says:

    It would be incredible to be able to comfortably use a crowded restroom

  • Rowan says:

    Like everyone else here, this STP would actually enable me to go the toilet anywhere, including uni. As of right now, I tend to hold it in most of the time, only occasionally using the least visited disabled bathroom (which feels wrong as I’m not actually disabled). With an STP, I could comfortable use the stalls, without people having to wonder why my feet are facing the wrong way, and with some practice, I could use the urinal, like the other guys. That would just be awesome and way more comfortable.

  • Blue says:

    This would mean So much to me. As a trans guy who’s parent doesn’t get it, this would help me demonstrate how much I’m genuinely serious about being trans and honest with myself. Standing to pee is literally a dream.

  • moni says:

    I’m pre-everthing but have been out to all my loved ones throughout university, about 4 years now. At a recent formal I went to with my girlfriend, I went to the mens restroom for the first time without feeling….scared. I realized maybe I could start doing this after all. I’m ready to take the next step and start using an STP. As a low income student, winning this would be everything. Thank you for doing this!

  • Zayn says:

    Having an STP would be so nice, since all I have is a packer that’s a bit too big. I would feel so much more comfortable using the men’s room with an STP.

  • Evan C Hampel says:

    This would give me the ability to feel more comfortable at the gym and in public places. Not having to feel self conscious about every time I use the bathroom and living in fear that someone will find out that I am trans. It would help my anxiety and make me feel more comfortable in general with my body.

  • Zac Hansen says:

    A good stp to me means safety, comfort, and an overall easy- going state of mind for my day.

  • Shard Richard says:

    Stp means to me the safety of my wellbeing. Harrassed, assaulted, and followed home one day by a group of guys calling me queer. Not having to hold my bladder for hours at a time bc there are no unisex restrooms.No more dehydrating myself to stop from having to go to the restroom.Not having to rush home from work and school just to use the restroom bc I avoid public restrooms. No more costly fines! A great STP, I feel, will simply save my life until I’m able to get bottom surgery.

  • oakley Milez says:

    a stp me means that i get to feel a little more comfortable when i use the restroom, and i can start comfortably using the public mens bathroom. instead of people asking me why i use the womans room when i clearly look male. or other girls i go to school with making fun of me. i get called all types of terrible names and a stp would help me so much. i would feel a little more safer until i can get bottom surgery, which will take a while. i would feel safer using the bathroom if i had an stp to comfortably go with. thank you

  • Rafael Castillo says:

    Being able to StP would finally make me feel able to feel like a real man. I managed to cope with my body before I started T a couple weeks ago. The only thing that always made me feel off balance was my nether regions (I’m a very heavy-set guy so my chest doesn’t bother me too much). I’d feel comfortable with the other guys in the bathroom even though face-wise I won’t pass. I know that I’ve been told by my guy friends that dudes don’t give a damn on who uses the bathroom but it’ll make me feel a bit safer and comfortable in my body.

  • Max says:

    Being able to StP would be I don’t have to wait 10 minutes to pee in crowded new york restrooms where there are fleets of urinals, and one, very occupied stall that smells like diarrhea from across the restroom.

  • Emmanuel says:

    stp would alleviate some dysphoria and make me way more comfortable in the mens bathroom (currently a bit of an issue)

  • Blake says:

    An STP would help me with confidence, convenience, and to be taken more seriously. I’m a trans advocate in the U.S. military, and though I have had awesome experiences being accepted by my peers, an STP would be a huge step toward being seen as 100% male by the other guys. Winning this would remove a little bit of bathroom awkwardness in my work center and help me push for trans acceptance in the military.

  • Emmanuel says:

    stp would definitely alleviate some dysphoria and make me way more comfortable in the mens room (bit of an issue right now)

    (sorry if this is a repost i tried to comment and i dont think it went they the first time)

  • DB says:

    As a social worker, I’m often out in the field seeing clients, and daily I have to choose between dehydration or uncomfortable/dangerous/dysphoria-inducing public restroom situations. An STP would open access to spaces I can’t currently use, help me to feel more confident and healthy, and enable me to be more present both on the job and off.

  • Shelby Sheridan says:

    Being able to stand to pee would alleviate a great deal of my bottom dysphoria and make it much easier for me to use the mens restroom.

  • Alex Nicholson says:

    I was so excited about finally having a flat enough chest to wear suspenders, thanks to a good binder. Then I discovered that suspenders suck if you wear layers and have to take all those outer layers off to pee. The suspenders make me feel so good otherwise , holding up my pants without having to pull a belt around my waist, accentuating my hip to waist difference.

  • Eli says:

    I travel a lot, and being able to stand to pee would be so convenient and would also help alleviate some dysphoria for me.

  • Lee says:

    It would mean not just having to stand there like an asshole waiting for the dudes in each of the 1 to 3 stalls in any men’s bathroom to finish looking at their phones for 20 minutes while tons of urinals are available. Would also be nice to physically feel more like a normal dude and/or not have to mildly dissociate every time I have to relieve my bladder.

  • Kee Smith says:

    STP would mean a lot to me as sitting to pee in public when I pass makes me scared sometimes, and I live in a very rural area where the ability to pee outside would be a great asset on long hikes.

  • Ron says:

    Peeing while standing would mean so much to me. I’m aware that I’m a boy since I was ten years old (23 since a few days). I’m pre everything and pass, until I go to the toilet. I was beaten up several time on the womens toilet and had only a few times the courage to go to the mens room, since there is most of the time just one stall and many urinals I can’t use because of the lack of penis, so I have to wait and it’s quite uncomfortable for me because of the questioning looks of other men. I’m almost all of the time dehydratet so I don’t have to use public bathrooms. I peed myself a few times because of anxiety, it’s really no fun to me.
    You would help me a lot because I’m still a trainee and got not enough money for a good STP device, because I had to move out from my parents after I came out as trans.
    Best greetings from germany and a big thank you for your offer to the ftm community,
    Ron.

  • Lukas says:

    Being able to stand to pee would mean that i no longer feel a nagging anxiety every time I use a restroom, especially public ones, including the one at my job. My last STP device purchase was an absolute disaster from Tranzwear so I’ve been reluctant to waste my money again. The EZP might just be the one to restore my faith in these devices.

  • Max C. says:

    In the past, I have had two failed attempts at buying an STP that was usable for me, though my financial situation as a college student during my transition limited my ability to get one that would work with my anatomy. The ones I have had fell apart or did not work, leaving me in the same situation as before. Although it would be really exciting to be able to use an STP in a public restroom, I would be ecstatic even to be able to use one in my own bathroom at home and alleviate some of my bottom dysphoria that way. I have a long road ahead in regard to achieving bottom surgery, and being able to improve my bottom dysphoria even slightly would be a great relief for my mental health and sense of hope for a better future.

  • Adrian says:

    Being able to stand to pee means that I don’t have to fear for my personal safety if I can’t hold it until I get home

  • Dakota says:

    Using public restrooms is a struggle almost every single day for me personally. It’s tough when men rooms always have 10 urinals and one stall which equals long wait times and to mention the fear of being noticed. Winning this would mean the world to me and would alleviate so much anxiety. Thank you for doing things like this!

  • Nathan says:

    An STP would help with my anxiety going into public toilets when all the stalls are taken and feeling like I want the ground to swallow me up when people look at me. Like everyone else in the comments it would make me feel more comfortable in myself and help dealing with bottom dysphoria. I had bought myself a GirlGo type device as this was all I could afford but didn’t really help as you look down to a bright pink tube, having something realistic would really make me feel at ease in my daily life.

  • Tyler says:

    i really need a packer/stp because my dysphoria has gotten so bad that every time i take my pants off i have a breakdown and cry and it’s gotten to the point where i don’t use the bathroom unless it’s URGENT which has caused me to wet myself in front of my friends several times and they don’t mind but it’s really embarrassing and it makes me feel like shit,, i would buy one on my own but i live with my grandmother and she’s disabled and so am i so we can’t work, she just gets monthly VA checks because of her late husband and we barely have anything after paying the bills so it would be really appreciated lol

  • Grayson Evans says:

    It would mean I would be able to feel more comfortable with myself and not having to wait all day to go pee at home

  • Beckett says:

    As much as I’m never going back to the women’s restroom, standing around waiting for a stall to open up in a busy men’s room is scary. Being able to STP would mean avoiding that potential scrutiny, and asserting my masculinity in a treacherous situation

  • Al says:

    Feeling free and relaxed are two of the best feelings an STP gives me 🙂

  • Charlie Gonzalez says:

    I would love to have this stp. I have had many uti’s and have always had to avoid public restrooms. I pass until I sit down to pee. I have had so many questions about why I sit down and I’m so uncomfortable in the bathroom. I’m wish I could have a normal cisgender experience.

  • Scotty says:

    I’m currently still enrolled in highschool, and I’m honestly too scared to use the public bathrooms because I’d need to sit down, so I hold my pee for up to 8 hours a day, and I’m sure that’s not a good thing lol.

  • Michael L says:

    Being able to STP would alleviate a lot of anxiety that I have about going to public restrooms. It would be much easier for me than sitting or squatting (because toilets in public restrooms here are a mess) especially since I’m a short person. It would also help me deal with bottom dysphoria.

  • Sye says:

    Having an STP would mean that I can use the restroom in the way I’ve always felt I should and not have to worry about being harmed or “found out” if I use a stall to pee.

  • Leo says:

    Winning this EZP STP would truly make an incredible difference to my life. I have desperately wanted one for a long time but no matter how hard I try to save, I always have to chip in to the savings for financial emergencies that crop up in life. Winning this would truly mean a lot to me

  • Quinn says:

    My transition has been a bit rough with moving out on my own and my family not really accepting me. I work three jobs at the moment which pay, but not much. I really want an STP because the disphoria of having to sit sucks. I’m afraid of being outed in the bathroom because of it. Now starting hormones, I just would like to not be so afraid of using the bathroom.

  • Seth says:

    Being able to use a STP means that there will be fewer cisgender males treating me differently at a men’s homeless shelter.

  • Jay says:

    I realized I was put in the wrong body when I was 10 but kept it hidden because I thought it was “something wrong with me”. After 50 years I was very lucky to make some Trans friends who have helped me find the way to be who I really am. I have just started transitioning and unfortunately now live with a limited income. Along with all the other very good reasons mentioned above, having this device would bring a sense of completeness to the person I can now be after all these years.

  • S says:

    Being able to STP to me means freedom from a gender binary that I did not ask to be born in to, and do not want to be part of.

  • Christopher says:

    Being able to stand to pee helps me feel safe using public bathrooms.

  • Nic says:

    Receiving an STP would help valid my identity and alleviate my dysphoria. I know I dont need others to validate me to know that I am real, but it’s easy to fall into the trap of questioning if you are a monster or not simply because you dont fit into the binary. I grew up in a very religious environment. I love God still to this day, but I believe souls don’t have a gender. If life is but a vapor, then why should I have to live in a body that I don’t identify with? I want to have confidence in myself and who I am. I think having a physical object that allows me to be more of a man is the start of that confidence.

  • aiden says:

    the STP would mean not having to wait hours on end to use the restroom, while easing my dysphoria

  • Oliver says:

    This STP packer would change the way I live for the better, meaning I can stand up to pee like the man I should be and not use stupid, cheap, embarrassing, and unconfortable methods of packing.
    Thank you so much for the opportunity, I’m currently low on funds, but oppositely high on dysphoria.

  • Ross says:

    Having an STP packer would mean that I could be more comfortable with myself every day. It would help ease dysphoria on one of the most difficult and expensive things to change about my body.

  • Leon says:

    An STP would mean one more step forward in my transition….

  • Jayson says:

    Being able to stand to pee would mean no longer having to wait for ages to use the restroom when out. At the moment I have to very specifically plan out my outings because I know wherever I go I most likely won’t be able to pee. Going into the women’s restroom causes such immense dysphoria for me that I nearly have a mental breakdown, though entering the men’s room is quite frightening for me. I’m on T, and have been for three months now, but I still run the risk of getting harassed in the bathroom (my area is quite conservative and bigoted) If I were able to run in, pee, and get out in less than two minutes it would greatly cut down the time that I risk harassment or even physical harm, considering the only other option is to wait for usually the only stall to open up which can take a while considering the only use Cis guys have for it is taking a dump. Not only would I be safer with a STP, but I’d get far less UTI’s from holding it for so long when I do go out. Not to mention the lift of dysphoria when I look down and see a penis where a penis should be, even if I know it’s silicone. The only way I’ve ever been able to stand to pee has been an awful diy solution that almost always leaks in some way and that I can’t use in public, considering it’s a plastic bottle.

  • The Man, the Myth, the Legend. Lucas Crane. says:

    When I was a little kid, I hung out with mostly boys. After I heard from them that they stood to pee, I tried and failed for months with so much frustration.

    Over the years, peeing has always been a nightmare. It’s an ordeal. But with an STP, I’ll gain a boost in confidence that I’ve been needing for years. It means passing when you’re at you’re at your most vulnerable, which is just incredible. My current financial situation keeps me from buying one, so an opportunity like this would be really life changing. Thank you for hosting this!

  • Andrés Aburto says:

    Getting a packet would mean so much to me… I live in Mexico and people can be very unforgiving here. If I had a STP it would make trips to the bathroom safer.

  • Andrés Aburto says:

    It would mean that going to the bathroom would no longer be a potential life risk. There is a lot of homophobia and transphobia in Mexico, and having an STP would mean a safer environment for me.

  • Aitch Tee says:

    So excellent, so handy. Love that it does double duty as a packer. Bring able to STP would open up wonderful outdoor and camping possibilities!!

  • Jace says:

    Honestly this would help with my overwhelming dysphoria, and it would help with my fear of public bathrooms. But also help with something that I just know I can’t financially afford.

  • Phoenix says:

    Being able to STP means ill be able to forget my dysphoria even for just a moment and i would love to have that moment of peace. i want and need that moment of peace.

  • alex says:

    Being able to win this packer would mean I would no longer ‘feel’ like I don’t belong. I hate myself every time I go into a womens restroom because of my lack of confidence. For me, the dysphoria is a matter of life and death.

  • Cris castaneda says:

    Stp is important to me, because after my service in the us army i set out to become who i truly feel i am, and still feel held back by my horrible fear of public restrooms. While in school, I would even drive off campus of my college classes to a port o potty at a park nearby before i dropped out entirely to avoid the situation all together. Being able to stp in public could give me the courage to go back to school or use the bathroom when i actually needed to.

  • Axel says:

    Having the EZP would mean so so much to me! It would help me with parts of my dysphoria and I wouldn’t feel so uncomfortable and worried about going to the toilet in public.

  • Axel says:

    It would seriously mean so much to me to be able to have the EZP.it would help me with parts of my dysphoria and I wouldn’t be so uncomfortable and scared to go to the bathroom in public.

  • Jessie Alexander Selph says:

    Being able to stand to pee would allow me to feel like I am finally like I am 100% complete. It would take away the huge amount of dysphoria I have in the mens room. I wait for the stall bathroom to be open while the other men in the room look at me like there’s something wrong with me for not using the urinal. Ever since I was little, I always dreamt of being able to pee standing up. When I was 7 years old I snuck into the boys bathroom at the park and used the large urinal that goes all the way to the floor. Well needless to say, that was an epic fail and I peed all over my pants even though they were down to my ankles. For the rest of the day at the park with my grandfather, I had to walk around in those pee soaked pants for hours feeling completely worthless and extremely depressed because I couldn’t understand why I wasn’t made like the other boys were. When I have to use the restroom while I am at work, i have to wait until I know there’s no other employees or customers in there before I go into the stall. Ever little noise I hear in the restroom while I am in the stall frightens me that someone will find that I am not 100% completely male. Winning this stp would be a huge blessing and a life changer for me. It would take away all of my dysphoria of the bathroom and I would finally for once in my life I would feel complete. I’d be able to use the urinal that I have forever longed for as a child and not pee my pants again. I’d be filled with so much joy and enthusiasm that I’d pee in every urinal for the rest of my life and tell the younger me- “don’t worry, we will have defeat over the urinal after all”!!!!!

  • Luke says:

    Being able to STP would relieve most if not all of my anxiety with respect to public restrooms and give me a boost of confidence in all public situations because I wouldn’t have to worry about what I’m going to do if I need to go to the bathroom. It would mean more freedom and less stress.

  • Kay says:

    Being able to stp would mean that I would go to the toilet in school again and in public Access. I’ve been looking for an opportunity like this because I have like 10$ and that’s not even enough for the CalExotics Packer Gear STP Packer and that is the cheapest on Earth but not easy to use as packer and I really would want a stp packer because I’m really dysphoric and Everytime I go to the bathroom to pee I get so depressed most of the time I start crying afterwards 🙁 you would really make me happy with this stp

    Kay

  • Calvin says:

    Finally being able to STP means finally being able to not take out my very badly self-made packer every time I pee. And I can avoid the nasty stalls.

  • Nicholas Freitas says:

    Having a STP would mean finally peeing outside my home without overthinking the situation. Every time I’m in a bar or any place I just get anxious about using the washroom. In situations where I know the toilet will be disgusting I just hold on as much as I can. Would be awesome to go back home filling much more comfortable.

  • Jace wilder says:

    Being able to STP would save me so much anxiety,fear,and dysphoria. I always fear going in the men’s restroom to pee bc I fear they see me sitting in the stall to pee. It’s probably not anyone’s focus but being able to stp would give me confidence to go to the men’s restroom without fearing for myself. I’ve been harassed in the restroom before so my fears are all to real but i dont want it to hold me back from being able to be who i am.

  • Kein says:

    God, winning this contest would help SO MUCH with the bottom dsyphoria that I have. It’s hard to feel like you’re passing when you still have to sit down in bathrooms.

  • Marcel says:

    It would eliviate my dysphoria. I just want to be like every other guy and be able to pee in public, not overthinking things. STP devices are unfortunatelly too expensive so I won’t afford to buty it on my own.

  • Kaden says:

    For me, an STP means being able to use the restroom at work. I’ve spent many breaks and lunches waiting for the only stall to become available, only to run out of time and have to return to work with a full bladder. Owning an STP provides the means to use the urinals and address the anxieties that give me a shy bladder in the stall.

  • Rory Queen says:

    Since I was 4-ish i have wanted to grow up to be a boy. Fast forward and now im 37, with 4 kids and desperate to transition. I’ve been dressing more unisex and have a male haircut for several years.

    Winning this would allow me, after 33yrs of wanting to, be able to “be one of the boys” it would allow me to finally stand to pee, have something in my undies making a bulge and give me the confidence to finally start to socially transition.

  • Evan says:

    Having an STP would be amazing- I would be able to go to the bathroom without the anxiety of someone asking why I’m using the stall to be. It would help me conquer some of my bottom dysphoria, and overall improve my life so much.

  • Nate says:

    I think that having a packer would help me get over my fear of being in bathrooms. Its bad enough that I have to use the female restrooms. It would mean so much to me. Good luck to you all and thank you for at least having a chance!

  • Eli Jimenez says:

    Being able to stand to pee means less time standing awkwardly as someone talks to me awkwardly about myself when all I wanted to do was pee and finish my shopping for the day. Being able to stand to pee means I can just be me, with no questions asked, no snide comments, and less time spent having a panic attack.

  • Joel Fildes says:

    Honestly, in college its very awkward for me to do anything without going into the disabled toilet. This makes it obvious that something is wrong. I also cant use the men’s changing room during dance as I’m the only one without a bulge. Not only would it make me more comfortable in college but it would also make it so any dysphoria (which has been a huge downward battle for me) become a little more bearable. My mother also wants to see it so having a normal stp device like the “Mr Fenis” will cause her to laugh (not 1oo% supportive). I hope you consider me 🙂

  • Caupron says:

    My name is Caupron Sullivan, I am a 24 year old transman. To me it is simple why the STP packer would be important to me, it would help make my transition easier. I am in the early age of transitioning, just starting T, on a wait list for a top surgery consultation. Not having the right parts, and being able to to look down or stand and go to the bathroom like my friends makes me feel more abnormal. I want to feel secure in my own body. Especially when not having access to packers and ftm products always due to expense. A product like the STP packer is a luxury to transmen, and I would like to have one, would be one less thing I would have to worry about throughout the day.

    thank you for the opportunity to enter your contest.

  • Hal says:

    Having an STP would simply reduce a lot of the stress I feel around public washrooms, and make things a whole lot easier of a time.

  • amanda M carter-Joslyn says:

    Hey My name is Judah. What would it mean to me to be able stp? FREEDOM & SECURITY. I would stand in front of the bathrooms with anxiety about which one to go into and then hate myself when I go into the womens because I’m so scared of being called out. It would give me confidence. I’m so sick of the of being afraid. I’m sick of going into the womens bathroom. I want to be free to go in the bathroom that I know I should be going into. It makes me so uncomfortable being in the womens room. I feel like km being dishonest and if I were I woman I wouldn’t want me in there. It’s a womens restroom. Duh. Men should be in there. Anyway I’d love to win and I’ll be happy for any guy who does because we all deserve to live our lives authentically without fear or anxiety.

  • tt says:

    having an stp would help with bathroom anxiety and finally give me a chance to use a public restroom without fear

  • aaron says:

    being able to pee standing would make me feel safer using the bathroom. i’m a senior and using the guys bathroom by myself (comfortably) isn’t something i’ve been able to do because of my anxiety. a stp would greatly improve my life since i would gain more confidence

  • Skye says:

    I could finally get over my bathroom anxiety at work. Sucks when I work 12 hours a day and refuse to pee because people are always in there. Plus the stalls are not very private…

  • Stan says:

    It would help with my bathroom anxiety. Being able to stand to pee would change my life.

  • James says:

    Being able to STP would make a huge difference to me. As it stands I have a massive phobia of using restrooms and I can go a whole day without drinking any liquids to avoid having to use the toilet when I am not at home (which is more days than not with work). I’m dehydrated all the time and prone to urine infections. Being able to STP would enable me to feel comfortable keeping myself hydrated, not having to worry about needing the toilet. It would allow me to use the restroom with confidence.

  • Marshall L says:

    This would change my life, i wouldn’t have to wait for the people around me to leave the restroom to pee, i wouldn’t have to hold it in through all my classes. i wouldn’t have to fear that one of the guys at my school would call me out for going into the stall to pee. The whole restroom experience would be a whole lot better if i had a stp packer and it would take away a lot of dysphoria.

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