"Thoughts become things" is what they say in the movie "The Secret" (http://www.thesecret.tv/). What we focus on, our thoughts and emotions, create our reality. Charged with sexual energy, these thoughts gain an almost invincible power to manifest.

So don't think that strong, vivid visualisations ...

@ TheOtherSide

Sorry to hear that. Didn't you take any hormones at all?

I just wonder how the castrati could survive.

I have been castrated at age 24 as well (SRS), but I have taken quite a variety of hormones since, albeit at very low dosages most of the time. I am 50 years old now and don't ...

At your age, osteoporosis is a very long term issue. Even if you don't take hormones at all, you most likely won't develop osteoporosis before you are 50 or so. Even then, it also depends on your general health, your nutrition and your genetics (do your parents or grandparents have osteoporosis ...

I do, from a demographic perspective, find the disproportionately large number of German stories intersesting. Why so few stories in French or Spanish, or the languages of other similarly sized countries?

I'm personally not complaining, just noticing an interesting anomaly and being intrigued as ...

Or would it be more practical/efficient to use Solar Panels to create Hydrogen (or HHO) and then either burn it (in some kind of engine) or create electricity with Fuel Cells (or some similar technology)?

In simple terms, the problem with the 12 volt car battery model is at some point the battery ...

The law of thermodynamics is certainly a useful concept and practical in many ways, but it pertains to closed systems only. As the universe itself is dynamic and multidimensional, nothing totally closed and separate exists.

A lot of fruitful research on "free energy" has been done. The mathematical ...

The solution is already here - but big oil et al. don't want us to know and use it.

We can tap into the driving force of the universe itself, with no harmful side effects at all.

Look at this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiKa4nOkHLw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_0dxsZENz8

If further feminisation is not wanted, 1/10th of the normal female dose of estrogen would be enough to prevent osteoporosis from lack of sex hormones. S/he could take a gel for that, so there's no need to ingest anything.

Testosterone could also be applied as a gel in a similarly low dosage. This ...

On second thought, I must say that while I think low estrogen doses would be a valid possibility in the long term, in your case I would rather suggest to stop hormones altogether for now and see how your body and your emotions react.

In the long term, you could also go with a low dose of ...

After a few months without testosterone, body hair should slowly and gradually become somewhat thinner. If you still have too much hair after a year, you might want to consider (laser) epilation.

Regarding the penis, I would also expect it to become softer and maybe shrivel somewhat. The skin and ...