SamKelley (imported) wrote: Sun Dec 20, 2015 6:40 am Hi again tom73612. I've re-read your question and my answer and I think my answer comes across as condescending. I didn't mean it to be and it's not - I didn't actually read your question properly (!!)
Re-reading your question again, my new answer is - I don't actually know. I still think the Hippocratic Oath is useful in understanding how any doctor might (or should?) behave... But that's all I've got I'm afraid! Sorry...
Sam - No harm done nor perceived in your response. Fundamentally, my desires are contrary to the norm as most people understand it, Doc's included, so for me the question has been how to approach the subject of my desires for myself.
I want to be castrated for the purpose of removing the sex drive that interferes with my life mission which is and always has been to serve others. Eunuchs of days gone by were made that way intentionally to serve and remove the sexual distractions so many men battle. It seems in my case, as I travel this road, my sexual desires are not displaced, rather diverted as my body begins to change. I find myself becoming aroused when I rub my growing breasts and sensitive nipples. In spite of my diminished erections and additional effort to achieve orgasm the tension and fascination of the erotic state of mind I find myself in is confusing to me.
When I began this journey my intent was only castration but now I find my desire prone to transformation. Living in a straight world in Middle Tennessee with a career, marriage, 2 adult children from a previous marriage and a "reputation" to protect I am afraid of rejection. It is something I have struggled with throughout my life. Finding a group like this where I can share my thoughts, desires and intent and gain insightful knowledge has been helpful.
I don't have many close friends and the ones I do have do not know of my desires. I can't decide if it's the fear of rejection or the thought that by revealing my desires for myself would upset too many people I know and care about. At 58, change comes hard. I will not make an attractive woman by today's standards nor should I expect to. Enough for now...
Enjoy your holiday season.