Boy! I thought I'd have to wait 20 or 30 years for a technique. I'll take yours into consideration. Thanks. Doug

ps: If you haven't guessed, I'm as interested in male genital surgery as social policy as much as in the medical technique. doug

I'm relying, after all, on medical science in the next 20 to 30 years. Perhaps your suggestion is just that. However, it IS all fantasy, and medical science has done a great deal in the past 20 to 30 years. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll consider it as I develop the story. doug

I am considering authoring a story that takes place in a surgeon"s office at some date in the future - say 20 to 30 years. Medical procedures and new powerful pain killers have made the mechanical crushing of testicles the preferred and most effective method of castration. New government regulations ...

Were you aware that much of what you fantasize actually occurs when one undergoes a TURP - a transuretheral resectioning procedure - which is done to open up an enlarged prostate so that urine from the bladder can get through to the penis, and out of the body? After this procedure, one often ...

Fantasy does get confused with reality sometimes, but I think you are right. I won't pursue the reality of it any further. D.

Thanks for the response. Excuse my ignorance, but what's a "torcher"?

In my reading on castration topics, I frequently run across discussion of a technique called "crushing." What does this involve? Is it surgical or non-surgical? Is it considered a viable option? If so, will most surgeons perform it?

A somewhat interested novice.

Doug