I just had a surgical castration because of prostate cancer and there are two routes that the doctor may take to remove your testicles. There is the most direct route, through the scrotum, and there is another technique involving an incision at the bikini line. Your testicles are pushed up and ...

Although my castration was for medical reasons, I must admit that I had tended thoughts of doing it before I was told I must. I'm not sure how the church feels about elective castration but even though I was not in a position to choose, I found that I had more peace of mind about physical castration ...

I recently underwent a physical castration and chose to include implants. I can tell you that the surgeon that did my castration went through the scrotum (different than what they tell you at different websites) as opposed to the abdomen where they make a small incision (4") and remove them by ...

I was recently, chemically, castrated because of a medical condition. I found that chemical castration did not really take effect for about 3 weeks. During the period after the 3 weeks was up I still was able to attain orgasm which in some ways was better than before. I have since done a radical ...