Scuba Cuba (imported) wrote: Sat Dec 10, 2016 1:29 pm I think foreplay is an important part of a loving relationship Feedback

Most of the time that is where it ends, at the foreplay stage. Not nearly as sexually active as I was.

Both my gf & myself see sex as secondary in a loving relationship so my decision to undergo physical castration she does not see as an issue & is fully supportive of my decision. When we make love, more often than not is it intimacy. This involves hugging cuddling & kissing which we are both happy ...

Thank you for sharing your personal experience. Your experience is so educational and thought provoking, especially for those who desire to remain masculine as much as possible following castration, and is a very informative caution about the use and experimentation with testosterone replacement ...

sinnertwin (imported) wrote: Thu Oct 27, 2016 10:48 am completed the survey, very interesting

Completed the survey as well.

Hi, castrated on sept 10, started my 200mg bi-weekly testosterone enanthate injection, want to do a lower dose just maintain a general health without having erection. Not thinking of using estrogen. Any suggestions will be appreciated.



My doctor put me on Androgel, now I can control how much ...

I would say there is no madness in the method either.

I started doing things to my cock at about 7 years old and then started on my balls at around 10.I was experimenting with the different feelings i could generate from stretching,squashing,pricking the genitals. Some were not fun others were ...

If the tumor is affecting your vision they will most likely remove it surgically as it can cause blindness if it puts to much pressure on the optic nerves. Mine has been removed 4 times but keeps coming back even after radiation treatments because it was left to long initially.

My urologist wasn't the one who prescribed estrogen--she only handled my orchiectomy. My regular physician prescribed estradiol for me. The key is to find a physician who prescribes hormone therapy based on "informed consent." My doctor made sure I understood the possible changes, possible side ...

_g (imported) wrote: Fri Jan 01, 2016 12:28 pm Some do not get hot flashes and night sweats.

But all will loss muscle mass and strength over time.

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Finally quit using T about 3 months ago. The hot flashes are not nice but not to bothersome. Was refered to a shrink for gender counseling but can't get in to see him for almost 2 years.

You may have to search hard to find such a doctor. It'd probably have to be a younger doctor regardless of sex since the younger generations aren't so hung up now as in the past such as in Caitlyn Jenner's (and my) generation.



Well I had my appointment and asked about estrogen therapy instead ...