philip1 (imported) wrote: Tue Sep 05, 2006 6:03 pm
I was prettymuch out of it besides I think the biggest moment of my life happened the night before when Bubba and I decided that we we
Awww so adorable :hearthrob
I do think that people who go through with Orchidectomy and do not use hormones ar
e different. But.... Anyhow, a question I am pondering. I agree with you too. My feelings are, that a man without testicles who takes T will likely still feel, act and have all the attributes of a man. Someone without T is different, will feel and likely behave differently
farharbour (imported) wrote: Wed Sep 06, 2006 6:48 am
. For me - what makes the difference is whether or not the brain is under the influence of testosterone.
Thanks gentleman.. I did not mean to imply that eunuc
hs are not manly or feminine, but physically and physiologically they are not the same as an intact man.. Hehe, no worries Farhabour

I'm actually a little flattered at the suggestion I have "escaped being male", and I don't mind being called femanine. It's definitely one of my few positive attributes
I know I am different, and people who know me often assume (from my bubbly nature!) that I'm gay. Children often seem to respond a little better to me than male collegues at work, and I consider myself very forutnate when girls often confide in me as an 'ally' when they are having boy troubles or life troubles.
One close friend is going through a very difficult phase in her life with her boyfriend right now, and it was really nice for her to let herself have a rant with me at the negative aspects of guys

It was only after a few minutes when she suddenly apologised to me. I don't know why she did, and I told her there was no need to. (There were no guys around!) What struck me, was she quickly said: : "I don't include you in all that! You're different. Your gentle.". Of course I giggled and thanked her.
Anyway, getting back to the main topic:
farharbour (imported) wrote: Tue Sep 05, 2006 10:59 am
I have have wonder what thoughts eunuchs had when they see the last cord cut
I don't know. I certainly wasn't over-happy or over-sad. It was just something I'd always wanted, something I felt I had to do. If I r
tugon (imported) wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2006 7:38 am
emember, I was actually wondering what was for dinner

. It was so matter-of-
factly. And yet - looking back - sometimes I wonder if someone died that day. And someone was born. I wonder if the catapillar became a butterfly.
I think my initial thoughts were now I need to start taking care of myself