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The concensus, at least among people without the macho knee-jerk horror of emasculation, does seem to be that Jesus meant literal castration, not just celibacy. That makes sense. Apart from what has already been discussed, celibacy is not at all like being a eunuch. For one thing, not all eunuchs ...

I did not choose to become a eunuch for religious reasons but I am interested in the religious aspect. I read https://forums.catholic.com/showthread.php?t=773828 and it seems to me that the average man's terror of castration causes him to re-interpret the scriptures to an absurd degree.

A man wrote ...

If anyone is considering using an elastrator for actual castration, bear in mind what it says on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elastration : "Elastration is normally limited to castrations done during the first few weeks of life, and it cannot be used for species where the scrotum does ...

$150 is good value, I agree. I wouldn't want to pay much for an orchiectomy. The thing about most doctors, if they are willing to remove testicles, is that they offer bilateral orchiectomy, preserving the scrotum for use in SRS or as a container for prosthetic testicles. A would-be eunuch typically ...

Thanks. According to http://www.tsroadmap.com/physical/vaginoplasty/thep-vechavisit.html, he only charged US$125 for an orchiectomy in 2006, at his Thailand practice. His qualifications have been questioned, so I'd be wary of full SRS with him, but the orchiectomy might be worthwhile. Thailand has ...

Indian hijras are very poor people who have often undergone castration and penectomy. Some have had the operations performed by doctors. Has anyone gone to India and spoken to hijras, and been directed to someone who could safely perform the surgery? I would think that it might be easier and less ...