It Has Been Five Years Since I Became A Eunuch

[seanthomas (imported)]

This month marks five years since my testicles were removed. To mark the occasion I put together a small presentation on my personal blog of the journey so far. For those interested they can view it at

www.eunuchlife.blogspot.com.

[Valery_V (imported)]

You have a remarkable blog! Many thanks!

[Stevenator (imported)]

You look great now without your scrotum. It’s hard to believe that it’s been five years. How is everything going? How is your breast development now? I hope things are going well for you.

[seanthomas (imported)]

You look great now without your scrotum. It

’s hard to believe that it’

s been five years. How is everything going? How is your breast development now? I hope things are going well for you.

Hi Stevenator,

Given the pandemic things are going as good as can be expected. Business is bad but hey... its getting time to think about early retirement anyway. I thought the boob's growth had reached their apex, but recently they have been getting bigger. It's been six months now since resuming estradiol and I'm sure that has been the reason. Then again some additional weight gain over winter may be the culprit. I'll try and get a photo or video soon to compare to last year. Otherwise, hope all is well on your end.

[Littledick (imported)]

You look good down there now, must be much more comfortable.

All the best

[JockItch (imported)]

Looks great! Thank you for sharing and congratulations

on 5 years as a eunuch! It will be 8 years in April 2021 for me

[Stevenator (imported)]

Thank you! We just got back from the emerald coast panhandle beach for the wife’s birthday. I’m well beyond public bathing, so that’s definitely out for me now. I’m approaching nine months hrt. I still don’t have any facial changes, thank goodness. I’m dealing with weight gain that’s bugging me.

I appreciate your candidness and honesty with your postings. I always look fwd to your update about your recent gains. I’m still striving for more, yet seem to stall on occasion. Loss of strength sucks in the garden, but hopefully weight loss will help.

I recently retired (last summer). It’s taking getting used to. Hopefully I can ride it out a few more years or maybe find something easy to do along the way. 15 years of football, 15 years loading airplanes and 15 years slinging bags and getting yelled at on an airline ticket counter did a number on my knees. I’m afraid estrogen is finishing the job. I probably need to up my D3/MSM intake. We’ll see.

I’m glad things are going well for you.

(It’s almost kilt weather).

[seanthomas (imported)]

Thank you! We just got back from the emerald coast panhandle beach for the wife

’s birthday. I’m well beyond public bathing, so that’s definitely out for me now. I’

m approaching nine months hrt. I still don’t have any facial changes, thank goodness. I

’m dealing with weight gain that’

s bugging me.

I appreciate your candidness and honesty with your postings. I always look fwd to your update about your recent gains. I’m still striving for more, yet seem to stall on occasion. Loss of strength sucks in the garden, but hopefully weight loss will help.

I recently retired (last summer). It’s taking getting used to. Hopefully I can ride it out a few more years or maybe find something easy to do along the way. 15 years of football, 15 years loading airplanes and 15 years slinging bags and getting yelled at on an airline ticket counter did a number on my knees. I’m afraid estrogen is finishing the job. I probably need to up my D3/MSM intake. We’ll see.

I’m glad things are going well for you.

(It

’s almost kilt weather).

I still have PTSD from my last visit to the Emerald Coast. It took us three hours from Ft. Walton to San Destin due to the horrendous crowds. Not my cup-o-tea I'm afraid but at least you beat the summer hoards.

Glad you enjoy the blog. Funny how I started it after counselling a friend to avoid chemical castration for his prostate cancer. Monthly doctor visits and too many drugs and side effects as opposed to a simple orchiectomy with no drugs or frequent doctor visits and expenses. He was terrified of loosing his balls but I convinced him it had little to no affect on me after I lost mine (the first person I "came out" to). I wanted to set up the blog for prostate cancer patients steering them away from the medical scam and showing life without physical testicles was perfectly okay and even had many other benefits. There were a lot of myths to dispel about Eunuchs. Then I happened upon this site and the blog gradually shifted towards men seeking, or having undergone, voluntary castration. Learning there were so many men and women for whom castration was desirable really gave me a boost in confidence leading to "coming out" as a Eunuch to virtually all my friends.

I still get readers from PC forums and yet it seems most of them would rather kill their testicles with drugs rather than having them surgically removed. However some have taken my advice and are glad they did.

Now as for retirement as good as it sounds to have more free time I will miss the income. But over this year my net profits have decreased to where it's not worth maintaining an office, licensing and all the other overhead. If things pick up over the next few months I'll reconsider closing. Otherwise I might get me a frilly apron and become a house husband, as my wife's work has not been affected.

Ahhh...kilt weather! It's been a cold winter but I've worn my wool ones with no discomfort. Now it's time to drag out the light weight utility kilts and see if I can squeeze my fat midsection into them.

[seanthomas (imported)]

Stevenator, I just posted a photo my wife took on the blog. I'm heading down to the post box to get the mail and she said "You are getting brave going out like that". It's going to be a tough summer without heavy, baggy shirts. When I get back from out of town I'll post a more reveling photo updating the boob growth.

[Stevenator (imported)]

99% of the time, we go to Longboat Key, which is South of Tampa, and just north of Sarasota. The wife just wanted a quick last minute getaway for her birthday. It was a five hour drive vs an eight hours. We stopped along the way to visit some sites related to Hank Williams, so that was fun. It was my first trip there and I wasn’t too impressed. I guessed I’m just spoiled by the exclusive luxury of Longboat Key.

But, the lack of income this past year hasn’t been fun to deal with, at all. After you adjust, it’s easy to see how you can get by without a long list of things in your life. After a while, you don’t even miss them. (Much like balls?) This past year I’ve lived inside in a knee length skirt. They’re just incredibly comfortable to me. The wife grew accustomed to it years ago.

I hope your blog has helped people. I don’t comment on it as I don’t have an anonymous google account, but I’m not sure that would be an issue ?

But yes! Kilt weather! It’s funny, because I wear mine out to the mailbox. I try to time it though. Our road used to be a country road. Now it’s a shortcut to the interstate, and it’s rather busy at times. Around here it’s 90% 4x4 Pickem up trucks, and as much as I love myskirts and kilts, I’m still kinda shy considering our driveway is 100 yards long. I’ll ride my garden tractor all day in a kilt and work in the garden, too. But I’m still kinda shy in public in a kilt.

Safe travels on your trip. I look fwd to your next update.