pinquita (imported) wrote: Fri May 12, 2006 10:33 pm About puberty and timeframes, puberty starts at about 12 y / age, and ends at about 17 y of age. What it means by "ends", it means that the growing, development, the potential to grow in size and in substance ( like a man and a woman, ea developeing their bodies in line w their sex, hips in women, soft skin in women, broad shoulders in men, narrow hips...etc and heaight, lenght of bones etc) ... is closed......You will change as you grow older, but only change , not grow, no more development......So if someone discovers he has hypogonadism, and receives therapy at 16 y of age, there will only be about one years's time to change the situation...so the effects will be less dramatic.....To know that there was somnething that could had been done, it is not like I was sealed and made to order like this, but there was something that could had been done....and that lost chance is gone.....hurts.

As I said above, I long ago dealt with the notion that losing my balls might be a good idea - the end of testicular pain, etc. I have no regrets. I'm in a relationship with another guy that almost worships my balllessnes - tells me he thinks I look 'better' w/o balls, likes fondling my empty sac during sex, etc.

I disagree with the notion that it becomes too late to address hypogonadism, hypothroidism, etc. I began treatments for hypogonadism about 7 years ago. I now have more energy, perform better sexually, etc. While you're correct that little can be done about growth or major changes in one's physique after late in one's teens, testosterone supplements can lead to some changes: greater muscular development, etc. Doctors know to monitor these changes to get the dosages correct. In my case and very much to my surprise, my dick even grew by 1" following the commencement of my current regime. I've also developed greater lean body mass, reducing my body fat from 19 to 11%. While rigourous exercise also contributed, the testosterone supplements helped.

My BF suffers right now from hypothyroid condition. It's being successfully treated.

pinquita (imported) wrote: Tue May 09, 2006 10:01 am Some of us would want to correct the malfunction of the body and cease being eunuchs.

What are your thoughts, what is your position, how did you become an eunuch if you are one, and what is your approach, correct the eunuchoidism ?? or accept it and embrace it??

Perhaps you haven't shared enough information here.

From reading the other posts it seems that you haven’t been privy to a whole lot of information about your condition prior to posting here, so I hope that this is a helpful and enlightening experience for you. I on the one hand am the proud owner of a hefty, healthy pair of testicles and I don’t plan on parting with them anytime (soon). My personal interest in this site revolves around fantasy and the knowledge, support and love of those to whom it is either a fantasy or a reality (or both). Today one can be almost whoever one wants to be, and so I hope you find yourself.

It seems that your condition can be easily directed into either of two ways. It seems also that your eunuchism is the result of the lack of medical attention and that it can be reversed or changed as you direct.

You don’t indicate your age but any how I’m guessing late teens early twenties.

I hope this tale of two brothers helps (true story)

I am the elder of two brothers @ 16yrs old I was 6’ and very much the young buck of the house (and neighborhood) my brother on the other hand 3 years younger @ 13 only reached my shoulder and was very much “the kid”. Nothing much had chained when I left home @ 21, he was 19 and still looked 13. I didn’t think about it much but I didn’t expect anything to change at that late stage. He seemed normal enough (in the pants dept.) just short and lithe, the opposite of me. I returned home after traveling around for the first time in three years to attend his 21st and he was the one to meet me at the plane.

I couldn’t believe my eyes, he was now about only four inches shorter than I (and still is) but beefy???, more so that I’ve ever been. He went on to Capt. The local football team.

So it may be not too late for you either. Good luck, get the right advice, be the bloke you know yourself to be, and above all, be happy, come what may!

for the love of a brother, SL

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pinquita (imported) wrote: Fri May 12, 2006 10:33 pm puberty starts at about 12 y / age, and ends at about 17 y of age.

with very strong emphasis on "about". Kinsey, Pomeroy and Martin (and many more recent investigators) report wide variations in both age at onset and duration. I know of one boy whose puberty was completed before his 14th birthday and of another whose growth spurts began in his late teens.

The range of variation in sexual matters is huge.

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