1 – What is your current age?

75

2 –
Are you castrated? (Your answers are important whether you are castrated or not.)

YES, at age 73, surgically by my regular Urologist (his first ever orchi of a patient) for recurrent, diffused prostate cancer un-target-able by any salvage treatment.

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To those of you here who are into the castration fantasy for the castration itself, here's a question: If there were ... something invented tomorrow that could competely restore one's testicles (or penis) after a castration (or penectomy), would you be more likely to try it out? Or would the ...

The most important thing for me is, what method is faster healing with lower rate of pain or complications.

It's not a doctor who will doing it on me so I can speak out my wishes. :)



Well, most of us who have been surgically castrated via scrotal incision had both testicles removed in the ...

Well, either from the prostate surgery or by the Proscar that I am taking, I am impotent.



A pair of nerves from your brain to your penis are essential to the multi-step bio-chemical process which diverts arterial blood under pressure into your penis AND restricts its escape, thereby erecting ...

Fifteen months after surgical castration at age 73 to stall recurrent prostate cancer, I have not noticed any change to my rather low level (since my teen years) of aggression or being angry at other people's aggression toward me. I just have frustration-triggered anger while by myself.

As does Tugon in #3, I find rage is associated with frustration. Loud swearing and throwing things is my rage, and frustration with inability to find where I left things, or from being insuperably thwarted by circumstances, is the "triggering micro-aggression."

Fifteen months after accepting ...

My urologist did my orchi to chill my recurred prostate cancer. I didn't inquire about scrotum reduction or removal because I understood from this forum neither was Medicare covered because of not being medically necessary. My main goal was to control cancer by being rid of testosterone but my ...

In my experience in one year since being surgically castrated at age 73 to chill recurred prostate cancer, my libido departed rapidly, then the rest of erectile ability. All other expected effects which materialized at all did so gradually over many months, as happened to me. I imagine that sudden ...

Mine were prominent for a month, diminished over another 5 months to negligible, and have been undetectable the rest of my first year.

Continuation of former interests and activities is the best description, a year after surgical castration needed to stall out prostate cancer recurrence. The method was my preference as a fetish interest nursed for some 47 years until it became an uncontested option my urologist was pleased to ...