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Paolo wrote: Sun Jul 17, 2005 1:22 am Keep in mind that I am an evil person who gets even in drastic ways. I've read several "revenge" genre books in legitimate print, and a LOT of the stuff in them work.

One of my favorites is planting "illegal" items in someone's car, then turning them in.

Of course, I only do this to those who truly deserve it.

I'm not really the vengeful type, but I'll let you meet him, and I can't be responsible for what you do after that

I'd rather just have him learn and understand that for some people being testicle-free is really the best solution. And a trip back to medical school to learn how to diagnose a simple infection couldn't hurt

Since transgendering seems to be widely accepted in the medical community, it seems odd to me that the performance of an orchiectomy--a much less invasive procedure--should be considered cause for making a complaint against a surgeon. I guess the idea is what sets people off. How many orchiectomies has Kimmel performed, several thousand? Probably a lot of doctors have clucked their tongues about the fellow. In most cases, I don't think orchiectomy is a good idea, but people have a right to obtain it if they want to.

Paolo wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2005 5:10 pm Turn him in.

Make as much trouble as possible.

If nothing else, an anonymous tip to the cops from a payphone that you saw kiddie porn on his PC while there will make his life miserable.

I agree! That Dr does need a lesson.

I would make him learn a lesson and make him wake up.

He said you had no infection he is some Dr.

He must have not cared if you had one that bad not to look into it further.

That Dr is wrong and should be turned in.

I would do something about him!

Sorry Plix I was having a hard day if I made a comment.

Not upset at you your a wonderful person.

I hope all is well with you and your feeling well.

things happen.

may172001 (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:18 am Sorry Plix I was having a hard day if I made a comment.

Please remember, and I am sure everyone will agree, that you are always welcome to post your story here on the Archive. I know you are going through a lot now, and there is a lot of support to be found here. I've only been here not even 2 weeks, and I already know how true that is

people seem to forget that doctors are not superhumans, they put their pants on just like we do,(one leg at a time) they just have super egos and probably small dicks. I have worked with some super docs and have messed with some real jerks. picking one up by the front of his shirt seems to get their attention.

Well Plix i am glad you stuck around as their is much to learn in here bescides all the fine people you meet and the support you get in here.

As for that doctor well what can be said about him but just another person who wants to judge people by their standerds and to them they will always be right no matter what .

Plix,

It is really hard for doctor's licenses to be revoked and normally requires a lot of patient complaints. For example, Dr. Spector really was causing unnecessary complications and got serious patient complaints.

Almost all doctors get some complaints against them because they are dealing with the public, and someone is bound to feel mistreated even by the best doctor.

On the other hand, I wouldn't get too mad at the other doctor either as it is important for doctors' to question each others' practice if it appears outside of norms (and face it, voluntary castration is outside the norm).

If the urologist follows through with making a complaint, then Dr. Kimmel will have paperwork to do, but doubt he will lose license or anything.

Cheers!

SplitDik (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:23 pm On the other hand, I wouldn't get too mad at the other doctor either as it is important for doctors' to question each others' practice if it appears outside of norms (and face it, voluntary castration is outside the norm).

Well maybe it's time that it wasn't outside the norm. In the victorian era it was the norm to use caustic chemicals to blister boy's penis' because they were masturbating. They also used crude metal devices on their genitals while they slept. They also castrated them and even removed the penis' as well of some of them. That was the norm back then, but for all the wrong reasons. So there can be norms that are no good in every society. And there can also be no norms that should be.

From everything I've been reading on the net, psychiatrists are just now starting to recognize non-paraphillic sexual disorders, or CSB, (compulsive sexual behavior) Realizing finally that hypersexuality is a legitimate physiological condition, rather than a psychotic deviency. So hopefully they'll begin to realize also, that high libido is not necessarily the 'lack of anything else constructive to do with their time', and begin to find solutions for treating this life altering 'physical' condition. Chemical and surgical castration among them.

Had it not been for this internet that Al Gore invented. (Joke) I would imagine that most everyone here would think they were the only person in the world who felt as they do. And within that, I believe it's safe to say there are still scores of people who have yet to relate with this site. It may not be a mandate of the population, but it is certainly a real percentage. And I for one hope that enough of us together can finally validate our claims, and eventually have them receive the sincere attention they deserve, with dignity and repose.

numnuts (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 03, 2005 4:26 pm Well maybe it's time that it wasn't outside the norm. In the victorian era it was the norm to use caustic chemicals to blister boy's penis' because they were masturbating. They also used crude metal devices on their genitals while they slept. They also castrated them and even removed the penis' as well of some of them. That was the norm back then, but for all the wrong reasons. So there can be norms that are no good in every society. And there can also be no norms that should be.

For my money, one of the best of the many wonderful aspects of the Eunuch Archive is the "you are not alone" aspect. For instance, it is a small but real pleasure everytimg I post and look at my avatar and the "woman wannabe" caption and realized that I have again had a chance to express my deepest desire.

numnuts (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 03, 2005 4:26 pm From everything I've been reading on the net, psychiatrists are just now starting to recognize non-paraphillic sexual disorders, or CSB, (compulsive sexual behavior) Realizing finally that hypersexuality is a legitimate physiological condition, rather than a psychotic deviency. So hopefully they'll begin to realize also, that high libido is not necessarily the 'lack of anything else constructive to do with their time', and begin to find solutions for treating this life altering 'physical' condition. Chemical and surgical castration among them.

Had it not been for this internet that Al Gore invented. (Joke) I would imagine that most everyone here would think they were the only person in the world who felt as they do. And within that, I believe it's safe to say there are still scores of people who have yet to relate with this site. It may not be a mandate of the population, but it is certainly a real percentage. And I for one hope that enough of us together can finally validate our claims, and eventually have them receive the sincere attention they deserve, with dignity and repose.

For my money, one of the best aspects of this wonderful site is the "you are not alone" aspect; for instance, everytime I post -- and this is not the reason I post, but is a real source of pleasure -- I love to see my avatar published along with my caption "woman wannabe" and realize that I have again made public my most intense personal fantasy. We're a diverse family, but in unity is strength if we all hang together and show tolerance for one another's diversity.

plix (imported) wrote: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:44 am Please remember, and I am sure everyone will agree, that you are always welcome to post your story here on the Archive. I know you are going through a lot now, and there is a lot of support to be found here. I've only been here not even 2 weeks, and I already know how true that is

Thanks so much!

Hope to hear from you again have missed hearing from you!

Take Care my new friend!