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Dr. Mark Meadows in Chicago, IL, did mine without a letter. Just took my word for it that I'd talked about it with a therapist. Fast, too.

One of the things I commented on to Jesus about the paper he wrote about the common themes in the stories is that if the 'involuntary forced' plot theme goes away, I don't know what will replace it...

It seems to me that something like "I wanted to get fixed, so I made an appointment at the ...

Many (a majority?) of the stories in the fiction archive are told from the standpoint of the person castrated. They are of the sort of "what (I want to have) happened to me". They mostly include some sort of "forced" castration. The stories provide plausible deniability for a person desiring ...

Late to the thread, but for me:

I (mostly) like the hormone, but I hated the organs.

I had* hypogonadism & gonadal hypofunction. When I was 20 years old, I only had T-levels of around 300 (still enough to start balding, sighhhhhh). I had low energy, couldn't grow much facial hair, and was fairly ...

Www.eunuchlife.blogspot.com

Yes, congratulations!

These are all wonderful, thoughtful, and interesting replies. Thank you for asking this question, Jeepfan. It's fascinating to see so many paths to a decision.

I don't have much to add, but I never pass up a chance to talk about myself. I first started questioning my gender at the age of 12. I just ...

Jurisdictions vary so wildly that you'll want to do some research there.

That's great to hear!

This comment is going back a few steps, but magusuk89, I agree that "eunuch" means many things to many people, but that shouldn't stop a community from using the word. That issue exists across the entire transgender (and even sexual identity) discussion. For me, as I grapple with my own gender ...

Hey @ToTheQuick,

Welcome out of the shadows. Lurking is fine but, becoming a part of the community here has so many benefits.

Have you been tested for Klinefelter Syndrome? It is a genetic cause and is sometimes referred to as XXY syndrome. Most males have XY chromosomes and men with Klinefelter ...

Valery_V (imported) wrote: Thu Jun 17, 2021 3:20 am I always liked classical music. I even participated in city children's choir.

In clothes I tried to look as the man. I lived with parents who did not welcome visits of girls to us home. I tried to offend nobody the indifference. I understood that I am asexual much later.

Thank you!

Hey @ToTheQuick,

Welcome out of the shadows. Lurking is fine but, becoming a part of the community here has so many benefits.

Have you been tested for Klinefelter Syndrome? It is a genetic cause and is sometimes referred to as XXY syndrome. Most males have XY chromosomes and men with Klinefelter ...

Concerning me the term "third-genderism" quite approaches. Since young years I considered myself sexless and did not want to have own children though it was physically absolutely healthy. Mine the brother and the sister lead happy family life: they have children and grandsons. I avoid long ...

Did the hrt work good for masculinizing your body in your early 20s ? Did your puberty occur before your gonads stopped working ? Or did you get put on HRT after not achieving puberty by your early 20s ? I m wondering if your balls were working for you and then stopped working ? Or if they never ...

Hahah

Well, like I said, long-time lurker, so I've seen a few welcome threads. I appreciate the kind regards, and yeah, that heat ain't helping the 'ol block and tackle put up a strong argumentum a fortiori .

It's been really interesting to read some threads and see different people's perspectives ...

Hi there all!

Long-time lurker here (my accounts keep getting deactivated for inactivity, I assume.)

I first got turned onto castration topics reading the book "Valide" by Barbara Chase-Riboud. There's an extended scene where a priest very clinically describes the process of castration in the ...