Greetings brother eunuchs! Finally joined EA

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Time to introduce myself! I'm 56years old, single, divorced, self employed eunuch/male. I live in the bay of plenty, New Zealand. I have perused the EA for years and decided, due to my experience, I must join. I hope I can have a positive contributions to our community. I guess I have always had an interest in testicles, growing up on a farm and enjoying their contribution to my evolution as a man and a father. In '98, with two lovely children, I and my wife, decided we wanted freedom from contraception. The vasectomy worked, but started a 4 year battle with severe orchalgia. From 'we can remove these bits' to 'its all in your mind' Long story. August 2002, radical bilateral orchidectomy. New Zealand my be innovative in alot of things, but male health is not one them? Any way, I'm still here. Lots of water under the bridge, etc. Ask me anything. For me, I wonder if there are any EA members who live in NZ. Cheers, Bryce

[Eunuchorn (imported)]

Anything? okay, two things. Peter Jackson filmed The Lord of the Rings in your country. That does not mean you are anywhere near where he did the filming. I certainly do not wish to pry, only so far as "Do you live near where they filmed?" My other question is also Geographical, as I once saw a picture of something called Champagne Lake. Several rings of colors on the shore, and the lake itself was pure sulfuric acid. (I had heard Battery acid, but I have my doubts on whether you could dump the stuff right into your battery without consequences.)

[ambiguous (imported)]

Hi and welcome.

UK here but NZ is on my bucket list.

[Littledick (imported)]

Hi and welcome from Australia

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Hi there Eunuchorn, Most of the lord of the rings was filmed in the south island. More than 1000km from here. There is Hobbiton, which is a purpose built tourist attraction, Matamata is about 100km away. Yes there is the Champagne pool. I live on the volcanic plateau, not far from Rotorua. There is volcanic activity everywhere. I dont think the Champagne pool is 'pure' sulfuric acid. It is certainly stunning. There are other evil pools, which are so acid or alkali that a body would dissolve in hours!! Check out some films directed by Taika Waiteti. He's very good. recently is Thor, Ragnarok, brilliant! (like your picture)

[Dekeldoh (imported)]

Hi there! Welcome to the forum. I have a question of my own: are the livestock practices for New Zealand cows as exemplary as claimed on the internet?

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Thanks, NZ is a stunning place, you'l love it

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Thanks from across the tasman. What part of Aus are you from?

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Hey, yep, we love our animals. Cows are grass or grass product fed. Our butter is yellow. My brother lives in the states, says his butter is white. The dairy industry is run by the giant Fonterra. There is a problem with farming practice affecting our waterways, and apparently their farts contribute to the 'green house gases' There is always the odd lowlife that gets done for cruelty, though very rare and they get thrown in jail. cheers

[dingoaud (imported)]

Hi from Australia

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Thanks, where are you from?

[sparkey49 (imported)]

Hi and welcome here from brother eunuch!

[sparkey49 (imported)]

I am in USA Texas.

[Begoneboy (imported)]

Welcome Brycenosak and fellow Eunuch. this is a great place with lots of support

[cutnbulls2ox (imported)]

Hi and welcome to this website. This place has lots of information and men and eunuchs who have lots of knowledge and personal experience in being balless.

It looks like more and more of the new eunuchs on here are being emasculated for medical problems, a couple of men castrated by regular vasectomies just like you. A real and irreversable side effect of that surgery for some men that drs resist ever admitting happens. Being gelded at 40 years old is sure not what the vasectomy brochures offered you at 36 years old.

If all the pro vasectomy information was required to include the percentage of men who end up getting castrated by a vasectomy s long term affects, the number of men, especially younger men, eager to get sterilized would go down. Sorry it went so rough for you. At least you being a farm boy and already familiar with livestock castration made it far less alien and fearful for you to need castration as your solution. And with kids you already got the most irreplacable use of your balls fully accomplished before you were steered. So, you had kind of ideal full use of your testicles for the most vital puberty and reproduction functions that our balls really exist for. Sex is probably far better now with no pain, no baby maker worries, and testosterone levels you can control at will for your choice of body masculinity affects and sex drive intensity.

Really glad to see more medical necessity geldings joining and sharing experiences, getting knowledge and assistance, and educating their fellow males about castration on here, especially since most men know almost nothing about castrating men and what happens after a man s balls are gone.

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Thanks for that man. I am happy to share anything. 20 years ago, when this started, I knew the rest of the world had ideas, not that simple here. I was the one in a thousand that was accepted as medical 'mishap'. Then our government's insurance takes over ACC. Accident compensation corp. Now I am a freak, no one ever has a problem with a vasectomy. Walk it off. I'm of strong character, but to have to run with the well meaning treatment and surgical procedures, almost broke me. In my 'hard drive' brain I have a blow by blow description of my experience/ knowledge to date. To this day , the ACC claim still exists. The knowledge of castration, took me to a dark place, I can share? The appointment letter arrived on my 40th birthday. 12 days later, I will be a eunuch. So the story goes. It is a vivid part of my life. I participate in a trt, me running it rather than the doctors. I'm still the Kiwi bloke who is always there to lend a hand. I'm open, honest and clever. I look forward to a positive and fruitful relationship with my brothers.

[Brycenosak (imported)]

Thanks for that, realy starting to feel that I'm accepted. All honest and good.

[Rafaella (imported)]

I'm a relatively new eunuch, castrated Nov 2017. I had a difficult first year but am OK about my body now and am enjoying my new sexual status. I have received a lot of good advice from the forums and getting the insights of other eunuchs has been a big help.

[Jan_Linde (imported)]

Hi, I'm a new cut, I had my nuts taken out October this year. I'm voluntary and loving my new life as a eunuch.