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I am sure this is right, but my recently ex-PCP could see no connection between bones and HRT. Fortunately my endo has the more accepted view.

A while back, our shepherd did the young lambs with his teeth.

Come the think of it, I can't remember if he spat or swallowed....

Thank for the video; I don't remember mine either.

Another welcome! -You can't have too many.

There are lots of good folks here and much info. (The Search finds material on almost any question you can think of.)

Hope you find what you're looking for.

I love to wear a utility kilt every now and then they are great . Not sure if I would wear one all year round though especially on windy days,😄



Not a lot to rattle, I guess?

We choose clothing to please us and to please others.

At home, you wear what you like. It may be that you feel ...

"What's worn under a Scotsman's kilt?"

"Absolutely nothing; it's all in excellent working order!"

-Not sure if that's true for the eunuch?

Not a bad whim, maybe looks and feels good.

We used to shave everything, but now only one of us does; the other doesn't grow hair there now.

Anyway, it's good, and feels good.

Much to be said for being a eunuch......

Fortunately, I am active, exercise, and currently I believe, well.

I posted the good Dr's advice as it seemed to differ significantly from "received wisdom", and what I remembered of 17-ketosteroid chemistry and physiology a long time ago.

(Not generally a great fan of Wikis for reliability, but ...

Pardon the necropostia, but I just went for my annual physical, and the doc considered that I should do without T, as he thinks it caused a genital dysphoria. He denied the importance of T to bone health, and thought that if I lacked energy to exercise, I should be started on an antidepressant.

I ...

"Excuse me, but is this a private fight, or can anyone join in?"

-overheard in a Dublin pub....

Welcome! It's yours to choose, and best to choose wisely.

Careful what you wish for. It might be best to read as much about it as you can here, and ask questions before deciding.

There are lots of good folks here ready to help.

Hope it all continues the best.

Life after is good, and I think much better than before losing the nuts and bag.

Also good to get a doc to guide the best HRT for you. Good to have levels monitored regularly, and have yourself checked over once a year, -or as the doc and insurance advises and ...

Begoneboy (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 5:21 am Congrats Aron on hanging in there.....

What a guy! -And still he hangs, but exactly how? Magnificent!

Yes, we have much to thank them and you for.

-and it does us much good to say so more often than we do.

Just so. Many folks here without nuts, and many have been so for years, and nearly all seem happy.

So, if functional nuts are not a safe option for you, there's plenty good life to enjoy. In fact, I believe that many here are much happier without than with!

Hi, I'm a 21 yr old guy with shrunken testicles with future castration a distinct possibility. I had problems during puberty in that I didn't develop as soon or as fast as other males. At 16 I had a rather small penis, 4" when erect, undersized balls, no facial hair and didn't get a clearly male ...

Welcome!

Read lots. If you're really interested, use the Search at the top of the page -there's answers to so many questions and more.

Then, there are the members here, a group like no other to answer questions that haven't been already answered, and maybe to give support in difficult times.

Good ...

On the way E->N, I have just a small dick, and no balls or scrotum, but even that feels more than belongs. So, hopefully the next few months will see the necessary adjustment. Does that mean I'll get a camel toe in the process of rerouting? Maybe, but at my number of birthdays, there's a limit to ...

1 - What is your current age?

70


2 - Are you castrated? (Your answers are important whether you are castrated or not.) Yes

3 - If you could be born again, what sex would you prefer to be born as? ("Male" and "female" are not the only possible answers.) Nullo

4 - If you ARE castrated, at ...

Therapists are plentiful, but good ones less so.

I found mine by a websearch and personal meeting with ones within range, to decide on one.

You probably won't get far with searching for castration, but often the skills needed are found with the LGBT community. Social groups such as LGBT-friendly ...

YMMV, as they say, but energy is important for work and life in general. How will it affect you? Nobody knows until you try. Best to try chemical first, which can always be stopped if you don't like how it feels.

It seems that the nearest to surgical castration are meds like Lupron ( https://en ...

Brycenosak (imported) wrote: Fri Nov 09, 2018 12:20 pm Gonaded or ungonaded, teste-full or teste-less?

Anyone want to try a test-tickle?

Yes, words are important. How people are described has more than a little to do with how they act and are treated.

I believe medical people speak of orchiectomy, rather than castration; perhaps we more usually use castration for animals. But we seem to lack a word for the the castrated human ...

I went to the dentist the other day, and he wanted to x-ray a tooth. A fine and professional fang-farrier, if ever there was one, placed the radiation shield right where there hasn't been for many years any gonad to protect.

Hmm....

Should one suggest that he move the shield a little higher to ...

Probably so.

-But it doesn't hurt to observe some basic rules of safe computing... not leaving gratuitous help for Bad People, clean up the cookies, history, consider a VPN (maybe Tor) with encryption if possible, care with giving too much away with browser id, operating system used, screen ...

Enjoy?

It might take a while to adjust, but don't forget to enjoy! It can be a very good life.