Eunuch Dads

[gandalf (imported)]

This is ainteresting thread as it touches on how members and their families have have adapted to the situation over time. So as a related question, how has everyone's wife or life partner reacted and hopefully successfully coped with the move to eunuch status. Were msot supportive and/or was it a difficult transition?.

Went well with my wife. Of course, it now puts me on the same level as her. She had to have a hysterectomy several years ago. So, I guess you could say that makes us even.

[nullorchis (imported)]

Thanks to everyone who responded. My dad's testes were both removed due to cancer. We never discussed it. Like someone above, at his age he didn't need them anyway. Old golfers never die, they just loose their balls. My desire to be castrated goes way back to puberty, and if anything I have envied my dad for being castrated for two reasons; it saved his life and got rid of two unnecessary body parts.

For anyone who has been castrated for medical reasons verses out of desire there will always be two different reactions from people. If medical, shock and sympathy. If from desire, shock and stunned.

Being a child of a dad who was castrated for medical reasons is far different than being a child of a dad who was castrated (chemically or physically) from desire. It is hard for anyone to understand, and that is understandable. Vasectomy is much easier to understand.

Discussing and understanding medical castration or castration by choice brings this into the real world with and between real people.

[FianceeUvBigGuy (imported)]

Yoli is in the house!

Somehow, I can't bring myself to ask my Dad if he'd like to become my Eunuch Dad...my mom would kill me on the spot. Those two are wayyyyyy too eternally young (and both are gorgeous) and are at it more often than most newlyweds. Sooooooo...I'll have to find a surrogate Dad to lose them just for lil' ol' me.

STOP! Form an orderly line. Take a number and fill out the application.

Yoli

Rather picky...be warned.