I 've seen 3 with a light slit on their stomach.

I asked them about it and they told me that it's a birthmark.  Sure, it can be true, but anyone care to speculate what it is?

As an uneducated guy with no idea about medical surgery, I would imagine it means they had an abortion.  But I just don't know.

Anyone else notice a slight (light, but noticeable) line that run from belly button to three inches above?

Definitely not an abortion, as abortions are carried out via the vaginal tract and don't involve cutting. Also not Caesarean Scar, as scars from this procedure are horizontal and 3-4 inches below the navel. I've never seen anything like what you mention, but could it be a stretch mark from giving birth?

Gosh, stupid me.  I get what you're saying about abortion...I don't know why I typed that.

Ok about Caesarean...I did not know that and none I've seen are horizontal.  

I've seen 3 and ALL are vertical.  Baffling.  I can understand about stretch marks tho.  I could imagine them being fat at one point...

Perhaps?
Had one lady recently Yumi...But have to say did not matter at all..

Result of organ donation...kidney ?

See comment #9 in

http://forum.sex141.com/eforum/v ... &extra=page%3D1

I'm no doctor but I know the kidney's are around the lower back, off to the side - not above the belly button.    

If it's only a light slit on their stomach, it could be self-inflicted.    

I think it is a caesarean scar, and they are vertical !
They start usually 1-2 inches below the navel down to the bush.
I've seen it on many girls who's had it.

The most common incision for Cesarean is horizontal, tho in rare cases the incision is vertical, but it wouldn't be a 3 inch cut starting from the navel. See:

http://health.yahoo.com/reproduc ... thwise--tn7260.html

Cesarean incision is:

A low transverse (horizontal) incision:

    * Cuts across the lower, thinner part of the uterus. These muscles don't contract as strongly as the upper uterus during l       labor.
    *  Is unlikely to rupture during a subsequent labor and delivery.
    *  Has been increasingly used for cesarean deliveries since the 1970s and is the usual practice among obstetricians.

A vertical (classical) incision:

    * Cuts up and down through the uterine muscles that strongly contract during labor.
    * Is more likely to break open (rupture) during a subsequent labor, particularly if the incision is high rather than low in         
       the uterus. This risk applies to all uterine scars that are not low transverse.
    * Is very rarely used for cesarean deliveries.

This is the case in the West. It might be different over here.

Oh...this is medically useful info.......

since you guys mentioned bout this .....want some enlightenment here:

I had a gal once with the deep surgery scar 2 to 3 inches below the belly button. The width of the scar is appx 2 inches.
First impression (she was havin a sore throat), she was a "HE" with 100% removal of the genital. 2ndly, she allow anal and prefer me to doggy....sort of avoiding me to look at her scar. Also, tits enhanced but really thick and big nipples.
Punting location - country with lots of transex.


Then, after the session, I start to measure the location of my Dick & balls and are way below as compared to the gal's scar location.

Now, expertise out there..........was she a He???

Tho Cesareans are really common in Chinese hospitals. I've read that over half of all women in the mainland are forced into having this operation.

It is becoming a fairly common procedure in the West, as well, and now about 30% of all births are by Cesarean. In the States, it was found that certain hospitals and doctors are delivering far too many babies using this procedure. The reason is that the patients then have to pay far higher medical fees to the doctors/hospitals. This seems to be what is happening in China.

But lowrider says the incisions were above the navel. That's way too high for a Cesarean.

(You want to stay healthy - keep away from doctors and hospitals. Every year in the States (and the situation is the same everywhere), over 100,000 people die from diseases they got while in the hospital! That's more than the death rate from car accidents and gun shot wounds combined.)

That sounds like a Cesarean scar - a horizontal scar 3-4 inches wide about 2-3" below the navel. And maybe her breasts were swollen because she was still nursing her baby.

If you're talking about Thailand, I understand they have the best operations for transex in the world, and I don't think that the doctors would leave such an obvious scar in that odd location. Isn't the scar from removing the cock hidden by the new pussy? So, I think you can relax Hunter - she was a girl and you're still a heterosexual.

She probably wanted doggy because she was embarrassed by the scar.

BTW who's the girl that you are talking about???

You never know....the people doing the extractions for involuntary donations may not be certified doctors.
Maybe cutting themselves with paper cutters when they are unable to have a fix is a better explanation.

Thx for the interpretation.......

It really gets in my head for a week or so....thinkin bout it over and over............till today.

you never know this day how advance is the surgery to make a real pussy..........

Let me recheck with some of these girls and get back on this.

Merry Christmas !

Just came back from one of the girls with the Cesarean ....

Can confirm her Cesarean is vertical below the navel and she said most of her friends are also
vertical, only very few is horizontal. All these were done in China.

She did have an idea on small scars elsewhere ... some girls with tattoos wants to get rid of them
the go for a course of laser treatment (about 5 -10 times depending on her skin type) until this treatment
is completed scars will be visible. The scars are more visible right after a treatment.

Talked to a gyno at a party last night ...

Looks like everyone was right in some ways !

Over the last 10 - 12 years horizontal cesareans have been the doctor's choice as its safer and the scars are less obvious.
Prior to that, vertical cesareans were the normal procedure. He also said presently, in some parts of China they are
still doing the vertical cesarean but in the bigger cities the doctors there have converted to the horizontal one.