cutnbulls2ox (imported) wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 2:56 am As young kids helping with livestock, we started by herding and selecting out the livestock that would be castrated and those not being castrated. The men doing the cutting told us only the males with the best genetics and physical features they wanted to have in the animals will be allowed to keep their balls to breed the best high quality offspring for resale. The males with less desirable physical features would be castrated to keep them from mating and having babies at all.

As kids we shrugged it all off as who cares. It was a big deal when puberty hit us and we learned how great and pleasurable our balls are for sex and jacking off and making us grow into men and changing our bodies that we finally realized how much those castrated males were giving up and missing out on by losing their balls.

We all knew men who got fixed to stop having any more kids. Men openly talked about going to the dr to get fixed and some already being fixed so they can t have any more kids. That was a normal thing for men to do and there was no shame or embarrassment in them doing it. So as kids we all knew men can decide to get fixed. It took us asking those fixed men questions to learn that they kept their balls and only got a few tubes cut in their scrotums to get vasectomies instead of cutting their balls off. They made sure to emphasize the differences to us between getting fixed as a man verses getting castrated as an animal. But there were always lots of jokes and mock threats to castrate each other between men and among boys. So, the idea of castrating men and boys was always there as a joke and threat when we were growing up.

It didn t turn into a hot fetish idea until puberty came along and what we found mildly interesting as non sexual boys suddenly turned into a boner raising idea in an instant. Once we experienced what intense pleasures our dicks and balls gave us, and enjoyed the high sex drives and we started getting the much wanted and eagerly awaited body changes of puberty, our balls suddenly became one of our most treasured body parts to be protected and enjoyed. Then castrating and getting fixed took on all new dimensions for us with us being in puberty ourselves. We all knew and overheard that older men got castrated pretty often for getting prostate cancer. And we knew most of our dads got vasectomies as soon as they had all the kids they wanted. So all of it made sense and fell into being the normal thing for men to do. Hit puberty, get married, have kids, get fixed, then get castrated when you got older. All that made perfect sense to us as boys and even more sense when we experienced puberty and orgasms and ejaculations ourselves. We all knew and kept track of which men we knew were fully fertile, fixed, or castrated. They all looked the same on the outside to us kids. So, getting fixed or castrated seemed like normal steps in most men s lives and something to expect we d do to our own balls some day in the future. It was just what men do at different ages in life. We all expected our balls would do the same when we got to those ages. And that s exactly what it has been in real life for most of us kids as grown men. Hit puberty, get married, have kids, get fixed, and we are still too young for the castrations to stop prostate cancer. But that time will come, just like it did for our fathers, uncles, and the men we know.

cutnbulls2ox (imported) wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 9:23 pm It made sense seeing the local younger men having newborn babies but not many middle aged men and no older men having newborns. Breeding was obviously for the younger men only. Most men stopped having newborn babies in their 30s or 40s, some in their 20s if they married young and started having kids at really young aged like in high school.

Atreyu69 (imported) wrote: Fri Jul 13, 2018 5:55 pm When I was 11 or 12 I would have liked it had castration/nullification been offered to me (and to other boys) as an option. I'm 99% certain I'd have decided to keep everything. But even so "playing with it" would have been much more enjoyable had I considered its removal and declined the offer. In other words going through puberty would've been more fun had I known that I'd chosen to be male as opposed to having my maleness thrust upon me by an accident of birth.