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It's not the prostate cancer - it's involved with an older treatment method. Castration used to be an almost 'routine' operation when prostate cancer had been detected.

Dave (imported) wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2010 11:30 pm And Lance Armstrong has four children.

hmmm... before or after losing the nut?

For anyone who might not know - Lance Armstrong lost his nut due to testicular cancer.

Let's see... I'm gay, over 50, raised in evengelical church - but yet was oldest male of oldest male in direct line, so was up to me to 'insure the name is carried on'.

...and some of my earliest castration fantasies (before I even knew what GAY was) involved gruesome, forced castration of ...

There's probably a lot of us that don't actually want to lose 'em, but get off on the fantasy...

...in my case, I love the fantasy, but love the package more! (besides, if I lost them, how would I j/o to the stories?????)

There's a story here that is along these lines - sorry, but I don't remember title or author.

Jist of story was castration OR penectomy would re-grow in approx 3 months, total nullification in approx 6 months - allowing fantasy to become reality as often as you liked.