The broad outline is a powerful Queen offers half her kingdom to the man who can please her sexually - except if he fails he's castrated. Despite the huge downside, many still try out. Our hero tries and fails learning that she has had a clitoridectomy and can't cum and this is her way of taking it ...

THANK YOU! ttswitch that was exactly the one and now I know why I couldn't find it.

Hope someone can help me find this. I just can't seem to locate it on the archive.

Couple is to be married, she belongs to a strange religion and he has to agree to follow their rules (of course without knowing what they are). They are married but as they return home the church folks are waiting in ...

I have no personal experience or medical training.

It does occur to me that given the nature of the surgery some doctors might want the patient completely under to ensure that they don't "freak out" when the actual cutting begins.

I had a skin cancer removed from my forearm. Only a local was used ...

I think it may be time to mention that the brain is the largest sexual organ. T levels and physical modifications to one's body can effect the ability to express those thoughts and feelings and their physical manifestations - but what is in your head isn't, by itself, going to be changed because of ...

Kynetic01 (imported) wrote: Wed Sep 28, 2016 4:53 am Hahaha lucky indeed Chastebob.

True! But it was the first time I realized that the castration fantasy had quite a powerful grip on my libido. Up to then it was just one of many things that could get me turned on in a story.

There was only one girl I was ever with who I told about the castration fantasy. She took it well and ran with it, but it did have an unusual and not so good effect on our love making. We were fucking and things were going along fine, I wasn't close to cumming. She reached down held my balls and ...

I'm sure there are plenty of mentions of this in various histories. I would imagine that the Chinese culture provided ample resources because of the use of eunuchs in the imperial palace.

But as one waxes poetic about the "betterment" of one's life after such an event, it is worth taking note of ...