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I am retired so I can make any day. However, since I would be traveling to Birmingham International station by train, Sunday is not a particularly good day to travel as the timetable will have fewer and slower trains.

As a group of strangers, how do we recognise each other?

Not quite the UK - across the sea in Ireland.

If this meet can be within striking distance of an airport, I'll try to come to.



One possible meeting place could be Birminham International station. It is linked to Birmingham Airport and there is ample parking nearby with good links to the ...

If possible, I should prefer that the venue is within walking distance of a main-line station. I live in the south-west.

TerryUK

To all members in the UK

I am thinking of pushing the boat out- well someone has to make the first move!- and I am thinking of booking a suitable venue for a meeting most likely in the Midland area as it is most central. I need to get over my recent illness first, but I would suggest a date in ...

This morning I watched Thefraj on a regular daily TV program, "This Morning", that goes out on a commercial channel ITV1. This is a prime time slot going out in the middle of the morning.

Thefraj was interviewed by the regular presenters, Philip Schofield and Fern Fritton. I have to say that the ...

Wow, I am shocked that it took so long for someone to take positive action to safeguard your health.



OK. I only told part of the story. I have told much more on earlier postings to this Archive.

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in December 2001. A bone scan was performed early in January ...

There are a LOT of you folks from the UK. Just read the posts, and check profiles.



And me also. I was castrated in September 2003 by a fully qualified urological surgeon in a private hospital in southern England. The cost of the surgery was £1,600 and was paid for by my medical insurance ...

my wife and i have not had sex for a while and she fully supports me in wanting to get castrated chemical at first and then i will eventually get surgical castration but would love to kbnow where in the uk i can get this done i live in scotland but can travel to anywhere in the uk



I am sorry ...

Yesterday, September 22, was the third anniversary of my surgical castration. For 18 months prior to surgery I was on drugs to lower my testosterone levels as part of my treatment for prostate cancer.

Since my castration, I have not been on hormonal drugs of any kind.

I do continue to have "hot ...

For those who can receive British TV, there will be a program transmitted with the title "Castrato" on BBC 4 at 9 p.m., lasting one hour this coming Wednesday July 5. It will be repeated at 1.15 a.m. the following morning, Thursday.

The program description states: "Who were the castrati, and what ...

It is good to read of your experience.

On September 22 of this year, it will be three years since I was surgically castrated. I have not taken any drugs of any kind. I have experienced the joy of being a eunuch unnmodified by any hormones but only the absence of testosterone. So I can continuje to ...

I did post some information a little while ago about this exhibition that is now being held in the former home of the composer George Handel in London, England.

If you would like to know more, then click on the following address for the web page:

http://www.handelhouse.org/cgi-bin/display_news ...

i have a strong desire to be castrated and have my scotum removed can anyone help me i live near manchester uk



I was castrated in a private hospital in southern England on September 22, 2003. I posted a detailed description of my castration on the Eunuch Central message board on September 24 ...

Anyway my main concern with castration is the cognitive loss, but unfortunately I can not find enough material on the matter.

I hear that spatial intelligence and short term memory decline, but to what degree?

Anyone who has become an eunuch, have you noticed any tasks (ie at work/school, etc ...

I must admit I'm surprised at the lack of antibiotics - especially with the state of the NHS at the moment! (all the reports we hear of 'superbugs', etc).



The problem with infections, such as MRSA - the so-called superbug - is that many hospitals simply are not clean. I was in a private ...

It is just two years ago today that I was castrated. I was very fortunate. The procedure was carried out by a urological surgeon in a proper surgical facility in a private hospital in southern England.

I did post a description of my experience to the EA at the time. The surgery was carried out ...

Hi


I've been considering being castrated for a number of years now. My main motives for going for this is to be able to control my libido and for the calm state that I believe I would experience. Does anyone know anywhere I can obtain evidence that this would be the likely affect for me to show ...

The last just pushed me hard for over a year to make sure what I was asking was what I wanted. It was very frustrating. I am glad I kept after him. It is great to be free of the ache!

Just because medicine has gone 'modern' doesn't mean it is any better.



I agree. I saw my urologist for over a ...

I was unconcious for my surgery


I do wish I had never done it. I played with my balls for 40 years and now I don't have them to play with. Now I do feel blonde, dah.

Calm? no But I do find myself dreading doing things I find unpleasant more.

I'd just say lazier. Not really depressed, but, not ...

My wife and i have been married for 38 years now with the last three being eather chemicaly castrated or surgery.

Dave if your like me after a time you probley wont care if they are gone anymore and it isent exciting its just much better with us now.



good luck

I agree entirely. Once your ...

I have been married now for nearly 45 years. My wife gave me four children (sadly, the youngest was killed in an accident when only two years old) and we have five grandchildren.

I was castrated on September 22nd, 2003 in a private hospital in England. My wife came with me to see the surgeon when ...

HI, All,

Finally the deed has been done. I had my bi-lateral orchiectomy on July 14th for painful non-functioning testicles. I have been trying for over two years! It was so amazing to wake up and not have the ache in my groin! Once I get the swelling down and the surgery pain is gone, I should ...

I was surgically castrated on September 22, 2003. As a precaution, I had a bone density scan on October 25, 2004. This showed some osteoporosis. I now take one 70 mg Alendronic Acid tablet once a week and one tablet containing the equivalent of 600 mg calcium and 10 micrograms of colecalciferol ...

My 74th birthday.

Thanks for the good wishes. Also my thanks to all those very clever people who keep the Eunuch Archive running and to everyone who made the postings which persuaded me that I should be castrated.

Terry (a very contented eunuch)

Hope my new avatar does not scare people off .....ROFL

it was taken when we had a nice sunny day one of the few we have in the UK



Hugs

Could that be Glastonbury Tor in the background.

I was fortunate to be able to meet Jesus and show him round Bath on a very sunny day!

By the way, I live ...