I completely agree with you, especially with your last point. Age of consent laws are totally arbitrary and often tyrannical. But try telling that to most people in a country like America; they will hang you!



Very true, and they differ greatly from country to country, with the U.S. having ...

I rather see it as a boy's right to be aware of the effects of castration before his voice breaks. There's nothing special or sacred about testicles or testosterone, and puberty is one of the worst periods of any male's life, with emotional mood swings, overaggressive self-assertion due to ...

Hi Lickinem!

We may be from different generations, but are both starting along a similar path. From what I understand, the testosterone-blocking medications (Androcur, Procur, I'm sure there are others) are non-prescription if you order from out of the country, but if you can get your medical ...

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Hi Lee, thanks for the advice and all the good info!

I never understood before exactly how "T-blockers" work, so that's really good to know. One concern I had was that it would affect the adrenal gland, the only source of a minimal, necessary testosterone level after castration, but it sounds ...

Holy necro, Batman!

But since the thread was revived: I knew about the idea since I started singing in (non-religious) choir and noticed boys' voices starting to change. This lead to questions about why they're changing and how it could be stopped, and learning about castrati. Of course they were ...

If I will want to father children???



You could always have your sperm stored cryogenically before undergoing the knife. I've never had this done and don't know the ins and outs of actually getting a hospital or sperm bank to take and store it for you (there'll probably be a yearly fee involved ...

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Hey, Peter, good to hear from you!

Glad I'm not alone growing up not being the masculine boy people expected of me. The other boys would want to play in the mud, ride bikes and four-wheelers, work on cars, and I preferred to embroider, write calligraphy, sing, study Latin, and play strategy ...

Hello! I'm new here, having just discovered EA recently and reading quite a bit about peoples' experiences. I have some questions about peoples' experiences living with no T and no E, but first I'd like to get some things off my chest about why I feel this may be something for me.

Having never ...