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I was reading in another thread about a book called Castration by Gary Taylor and it got me thinking if anyone within the archive has ever written a book about castration, particularly about the history of it through the ages and it's role in modern society now?

But - in this woman's view, it wouldnt matter too much if they took a few more drugs (and £200 wouldn't go very far) - her aim is to stop them having children, isn't it?

Presumably, for men, she is ofering vasectomy? So that doesn't help us very much!



Yeah that's her view but in my opinion it ...

There's been much talk about this over the last few days in the UK and somehow I don't think it's legal what there doing. Apprently it's been getting done in America for years.

A number of the right wing political supporters like the sound of it but they were the cause of this social decline that ...

Looking at my post's I've relised that I've been a member for near a year and not said Hi to everyone and tell everyone about myself!

I'm 19 and I've been interested in castration since about puberty and I found this site about a year ago and after a tough 9 months I've decided, when I sort out the ...

This MoM sounds really good, I wish I could come, sadly I live thousands of miles away! Maybe next year, I love meeting new people especially people with similar interests, always makes for good conversation!

I think with any types of drugs taken it should be done with the presence of a doctor because of how sensitive the human body is but when it comes to chemical castration it isn't as easy to get it off a doctor.

It would take a better understanding of this type of situation for the medical ...