How long until...?

[Moreschi (imported)]

Some what. Born in England in 1944. GI Father, British Mother, and I sailed on the QUEEN MARY to the USA in 1946. Settled in Detroit. I have always been a heavy reader, and even tried to write science fiction. That may be where I developed some writing skills.

You're in Detroit?

[Skopztikov (imported)]

That is funny to see one who was once a man write this! We women are prone to these "emotions" anyway, but especially when newly pregnant- the crying over songs, movies, etc. Or PMS can have that effect too. Faling in love easily, etc. Now you will see men in a whole different light!

I have never been partnered, and during my entire 50 years, I've dated perhaps four or five times. I've always felt as if I were lacking in the bonding area when compared to other human beings. Everyone seems to be in a mad scramble to 'find the right one'. Hmmm. Haven't ever figured out what that is about as nothing inside me has ever motivated me to move in that direction. Having this sort of personal history makes the sudden river of emotions flowing through me all the more potent and amazing!

My immediate family is very open and supported me in becoming a eunuch. Both my mother and sister now have a merry time with my hot flushes and tears. Just last night my sister reached across the dinner table to shake my hand, saying, "Welcome to my life!"

Yes, now that I am free from having to think or feel as either sex, I believe I shall see both men and women in a new light.

That is a welcome change of perspective.

Greg in LA

[Andrew (imported)]

You're in Detroit?

Not any more. I was in Detroit 1946 - 1963, at which time I joined the US NAVY. When I left the Navy, I settled in Los Angeles, where I still live. NO SNOW!!!!

[trixie (imported)]

well as for getting off. not really, and nothing shoots dribble one little tear, ,not sure its a male urge either, so, question is really would t please a woman/?? dont think so, could amuse her,

[trixie (imported)]

That is funny to see one who was once a man write this! We women are prone to these "emotions" anyway, but especially when newly pregnant- the crying over songs, movies, etc. Or PMS can have that effect too. Faling in love easily, etc. Now you will see men in a whole different light!

thats true

[trixie (imported)]

Greg,

Congratulations on your recent visit to Dr. Kimmel. You will soon find your body changing in many ways. Sure, it takes time to deplete Testosterone levels in your blood stream but it will happen. One day you will wake up and it will hit you in the face, Smack, Pow, Clunk, Thud.

Hot flashes are a sure way to know your body is changing in the way you desire. Hormonal levels drop, your body reacts, you start to over heat, sweat beads roll down your forehead. This is normal and a clear signal you have reached the second stage of your goal.

Now that you have complete Phase I of your transformation, please take time to read up on what is needed for care of your Eunuch body. Take vitamins, drink plenty of fluids (water is preferred), Calcium suppliments are good, plenty of iron (liver and green vegetables are good for this) and watch out for mental health changes. You want to keep an eye on signs of depression. This sometimes affects newly castrated men. Take necessary caution if you notice signs of depression and see your physician as soon as possible. The sooner to confront adverse conditions, the sooner you acclimate to your new life.

These are just a few of the helpful hints available here on the Eunuch Archive Message Board. There have been plenty of posts on this subject here. I am sorry we don't have an FAQ on this subject for new members.

Once again, congratulations on becoming the new you.

Dont think its hits you pow or whatever, it just slowly takes you over, and its kinda nice

[Moreschi (imported)]

Not any more. I was in Detroit 1946 - 1963, at which time I joined the US NAVY. When I left the Navy, I settled in Los Angeles, where I still live. NO SNOW!!!!

Oh darn........ We could've compared B-cups. ROFL

[Andrew (imported)]

Oh darn........ We could've compared B-cups. ROFL

I don't mind the gynecomastia, but my spreading hips are starting to concern me.

[Moreschi (imported)]

I don't mind the gynecomastia, but my spreading hips are starting to concern me.

Why? Your Levi's don't fit right anymore?

Having hips isn't a bad thing- quite nice- unless they are fat. But hips themselves are okay.

[Andrew (imported)]

Why? Your Levi's don't fit right anymore?

Having hips isn't a bad thing- quite nice- unless they are fat. But hips themselves are okay.

Um, mens and womens pants are cut different. My waistline is more or less the same. The new fat is going to hips and thighs, and I can feel the tightness there.