Dating as an "incomplete man"

[Pussyman215]

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When I was about to lose my manhood (see my introduction for details) I was dumped by every woman I dated as soon as I told them about my upcoming surgery. But they never had the courage to say it was for that reason. I could write a book about the made-up reasons they gave me.

So I asked a very good friend of mine to set up a dating site where I might have success.

This friend also had some experience, but of a different kind: fraudulent dating sites. You know what I'm talking about? You sign up (which is always free) and then you are bombarded with messages from profiles that are obviously fake, but you have to pay before you can answer.

So for this reason a website was created that is different from all other dating sites in two ways:
1. It is 100% free of charge; no fees whatsoever.
2. It's all-inclusive, meaning it doesn't matter if you are straight or gay, cis or trans, handicapped or not, fetishist or not... all can register and all have a chance on success... if you're 18+, that is.

I found my perfect match before the site was finished, by the way

The url is https://superurl.n/inclusive-dating
URL REMOVED by WheelyFixed

Note from WF, Lead Moderator - the topic of dating is pretty much OK, but some of this series of several posts in a very short time, combined with the intro post saying you are married (so why are you dating?) makes me a bit suspicious... I'd like to see a few more real discussion posts and a bit more of you in general before I'm totally OK with having a post about your dating site.

Note for WF:
I put the url back because I know I'm real, which Fusion can vouch for. And besides... if that dating site is absolutely free, what purpose would it serve if I post a link while I'm not who I am? This doesn't make sense. I have no interest in that site because I already fund my match, except that it still serves a purpose: being the end (I hope) of all those fraudulent dating sites.

[TheRagingEunuch]

Against the advice of my Doctor, I dated once in High School. Not much to say other than it was a complete disaster.
I took his advice and stuck to sucking dick.

[NaturalEunuch]

If possible, it's best to find your significant other before becoming a eunuch.

[Pussyman215]

If possible, it's best to find your significant other before becoming a eunuch.

I did... but she died.
I found my present wife when I had plans for surgery. As a matter of fact that is another special story which I'll tell in a new post.

[TheRagingEunuch]

"If possible, it's best to find your significant other before becoming a eunuch."

I have always been a Eunuch. My current Partner is Asexual. So far, so good.

[fusion]

Even though I wish I was done a lot earlier then I was I don't think I would have gone through with my castration if it was not with my husband.

It's hard enough being one of very few in Australia that I feel it would have been very hard to find someone if I looked after.

Not to say uthat it's impossible but it would become very hard.

[Pussyman215]

I see a lot of replies, but they missed the subject: how difficult is it to get a date if you are "incomplete"? Non of the replies are about it.

[Nulloguy]

Ok, I'll bite.

I was worried about this before I did anything. I mostly found out people didn't care. It's an amazing filter for dating. There are those I'd consider curious, those who want to take it out for a ride, so to speak, and those that will run away screaming in horror of some kind.

As I said, great filter. You'll be able to sort out who all these are rather quickly.

I found my husband after I was nullified. He was surprised, but there's more to supporting someone than penetrative sex and physical intimacy.