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fefefe, Not sure who you're referring too. I had my nullification completed by a urologist in a hospital in Pennsylvania. I was able to convince my urologist to remove the remains of my testicular chords and penis stump, which was about three inches long. I had removed my penis using the slow ...

I'm a complete nullo but I have sensate penile tissue left that still gets erect, I use a "tens unit" Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) to reach orgasm. They're cheap and work well. My total penectomy removed 95% of my penis but I still have approximately 2 1/2 inches left which ...

Hey, there was a guy some time ago who had a similar issue with his penis. It was useless and thin, he got a penectomy and orchiectomy but kept the tip or glans of his penis. The surgeon fastened the glans a little lower down, sort of where his scrotum used to be, which made urination easy. Maybe ...

I think you've gone through what most of us have gone through emotionally. I completed my nullification last November 2022. I will tell you that if you add back testosterone you will have sexual thoughts from time to time and since I still have a penis bulb, I occasionally feel a fullness deep down ...

Nullification is different for everyone who has been nullified. I didn't start out wanting to be nullified. Initially I started cutting my scrotum open. I don't know why. After several years, I became obsessed with the idea of castration, which initially was abhorrent to me, but then I could not ...

You can be chemically castrated and that's what many urologists recommend. Chemical castration drastically reduce

erikboy (imported) wrote: Mon Mar 20, 2023 5:59 am s your testosterone levels to

eunuch levels. Other than that, castration is the only other effective way.

WheelyCurious mentioned WPATH SOC 8 in another post and I'm curious about the effect this has had on individuals seeking castration and penectomies. I'm curious as to whether more urologists are actually doing more castrations and or penectomies. I do know that more and more young women are entering ...

Try chemical castration first to see if you really like it. Once your balls are gone, they're gone for good. Castration will change you in significant ways and even if you choose to use Adrogel, it's not quite the same.

The danger of not using hormones is depression and osteoporosis. Men (castrati) who were castrated at a young age did not have the "harmful" testosterone effects to change them physically and mentally, they were more like women and women typically live longer. Same with some eunuchs living over 100 ...

Please listen. The depression I'm talking about is not the result of mental anguish or sadness because you've lost your genitals, it's not that type of depression. Hormonal related depression is different, it's not the result of sadness becaus
e your penis and testicles have

been cut off and you ...

At around 200 ng/dl you're at the low end of testosterone, but still not at eunuch level. You probably have some degree of hypogonadism, with some increased breast tissue and maybe your penis and testicles have shrunk. Low energy and diminished libido, ED, are all part of the low T equation, but ...

Getting castrated has never been "easy" but it is "easier" today, though you'll still need to get a letter from a psychologist/psychiatrist. (Chemical castration is the easiest and it's a beginning or starting place). It will require time and some work, but no more than maybe six to eight months ...

I think that all men are prone to a variety of "kinks" and it's difficult to say if they're inherited or if they're just part of our humanness. I believe we develop most kinks from our surroundings and environments. Though we all have a proclivity for sex or sexual things, what causes one person to ...

It's amazing that just a few short years ago, getting a penectomy was extremely difficult. Few doctors in the U.S. would ever agree to perform one per someone's request, but today, you can get almost any kind of genital surgery you want. Want to keep your penis and have a vagina? No problem. Dr ...

Three years, wow! Glad you're happy. Congrats! I will be celebrating five years without a penis on June 12th, hard to believe.

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Interesting article and this was #4 the question is why?

4. Straight men comprise more than half the ...

Just interested to find out what the long term effects on banding one's nut sack are. I band with thick rubber bands or elastic hair ties for about 20-30 minutes at a time, maybe 2-4 times a month. My sack iss usually turning a blue to purple color by the time I unband myself. Does anyone have ...

Agree with Donnie. Persistence is key and more urologists are willing to do castrations, however, you might have to travel some to get it done. I always found female urologists to be more sympathetic, especially if you tell them that you're struggling to control your sexual desires. Some men who ...

Before I became a eunuch, I did things like this on and off for years. Eventually you'll go too far and damage one or both beyond repair. Testicles can take a lot of abuse, I banded them, crushed them, mashed them, and they continued to function. One day I squished one between the toilet seat and ...

There's no easy way to tell them and there's no way to know how they'll react. I would tell them before you go nude. You just have to take a deep breath and tell them or don't go if you're too uncomfortable. They'll probably think medical, testicular cancer, etc., but you'll have to mentally and ...

Perhaps the quickest and safest way is to take a holiday to Thailand, India, or Malaysia. It's not as expensive as some would think and a holiday there can be fun too. You'll have to call and make arrangements, but it might be the adventure of a life time. Getting chemical castration in the UK seems ...

Thanks for sharing Justine, awesome.

Some eunuchs will add estrogen to their system and this can als
o ward off osteoporosis and depression,

however, depending on the amount, it can and will begin to make you more feminine. If that's okay or what you want, then use it. You'll encourage more breast growth and more than one eunuch ...

Something every castrated man must understand.

#1 - Without adding back some testosterone to your system, you'll eventually lose the ability to have erections over time and your penis will shrink. Everyone is different and some castrated men, a few, may be able to get erections without adding back ...

Well, I'm sorry for you, I wish your penis could and would grow back. However, your mistake is supplementing with testosterone, which you did not mention. You had an orchiectomy, you were castrated, you would not be feeling the way you're feeling without the supplemental testosterone. That's what ...