Left right?

[testishadim (imported)]

Hello everyone I am 20 years old and I am a healthy gay man.

After a while I want to remove one of my balls. But I can't decide which one should be.

Left ball bigger, right smaller.

Which do you think it should be?

Do you think I should have an alcohol injection before I cut?

[Missouri_Steer (imported)]

Don't be choosey, take both off at once. You'll be a richer man by far in the end. and happier I might add having just lost both of mine by choice after wanting to be castrated from a young age. they named it properly when they named it eunuch calm.

[testishadim (imported)]

Hey, thanks for the suggestion.

I want to start with 1 of them in the first place

[GordonGG (imported)]

Hey, thanks for the suggestion.

I want to start with 1 of them in the first place

Why? You won't gain anything except more room in your ball sack.

[rogerwpbfl (imported)]

Hey, thanks for the suggestion.

I want to start with 1 of them in the first place

Would that cut sex drive in about half?

[kristoff]

Would that cut sex drive in about half?

No, it would not

[GordonGG (imported)]

Would that cut sex drive in about half?

No

https://www.issm.info/sexual-health-qa/ ... -sex-life/

"When one testicle is removed, there is usually no effect on a man’s sexual function. Most of the time, the remaining testicle produces enough testosterone and sperm to compensate for the testicle that has been removed. Therefore, the man should still be able to get an erection and ejaculate as he did before. He should also be able to father biological children."

[testishadim (imported)]

Why? You won't gain anything except more room in your ball sack.

I'm not quite ready for that yet. But 1 of them will go for sure, I just can't decide which one is it

[Losethem (imported)]

Only you can decide which. Asking us is a waste of time.

[catoboros (imported)]

Would that cut sex drive in about half?

No. Firstly, the remaining testis will pick up the slack, and secondly, the relationship between T and libido is much more complicated than just a linear response.

There is a feedback loop in which the pituitary releases FSH and LH to control T production in the testes (I think it is the LH that controls the T, but both are released). If T levels fall, the pituitary increases FSH and LH, pushing a single remaining testis into higher production. My T was normal with one testis (before chemo).

In no-T castrates, FSH and LH become abnormally high as the pituitary struggles to restore T levels. I think peaks of FSH cause hot flashes. Post-mortem studies of Chinese imperial eunuchs showed that many had grossly enlarged pituitaries.

I am not a physician; this is just my understanding.