YodaNell (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 12, 2011 4:37 pm I know there are many who downplay that verse. I have a gay brother who says that being gay is also an eunuch and that that verse applies to him as well. I don't agree with him.

Sadly, the only way you can be sure is to read it in the original language. If you read a translation, you're also reading someone else's bias.

hdlss_hrsmn (imported) wrote: Sun Mar 13, 2011 1:31 am Sadly, the only way you can be sure is to read it in the original language. If you read a translation, you're also reading someone else's bias.

In the original "Texus Receptus" the word eunouchos is used:

eunouchos

yoo-noo'-khos

From εὐνή eunē (a bed) and G2192; a castrated person (such being employed in Oriental bed chambers); by extension an impotent or unmarried man; by implication a chamberlain (state officer): - eunuch.

It looks to me that Jesus pretty much used the word eunuch.

Do note thar by extention, an eunuch can be unmarried because in those times they were mostly unmarried due to their employment. The literal meaning is a castrated person.

Regards

Yoda, what's going on. Where are you?

Hash (imported) wrote: Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:33 am Yoda, what's going on. Where are you?

Sorry Hash, quite busy at the moment. Also I had my bottom kicked on some other threads on this forum. Anyway...

The strangest thing is happening to me. The first day when I came back home after my hospital session, that next morning when I awoke, it felt strange not having my penis. I'm so used to to it, by reaching for it and not feeling it there, brought some weird emotions. But that was short lived; about two days.

Now, I think my brain has re-wired itself because I don't miss my penis at all. It's like I never had one. I can't even remember what it felt like having one. I can't remember what my glans felt like. It's as though that memory has been wiped out.

Strange... but I really enjoy being a nullo. It's fantastic!:)

I will update again after my final operation in a few weeks.

Regards

The same thing happened with me after I was castrated. Initially it felt strange and weird, but after a few months and now years, it's hard to remember ever having testicles. Like you said, it's like I never had them. I actually showered at the gym recently and a few guys saw me and I saw them. I really am another sex in my mind. My small penis shrinks up quite a lot so it's almost not visible and without a scrotum and balls, well, they were curious but they didn't say anything. I also don't have much hair below anymore.

YodaNell (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 12:00 pm Sorry Hash, quite busy at the moment. Also I had my bottom kicked on some other threads on this forum. Anyway...

It is too bad that some people choose to react that way. This forum ceases to be beneficial when people take that type of approach.

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YodaNell (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 12:00 pm . The first day when I came back home after my hospital session, that next morning when I awoke, it felt strange not having my penis. I'm so used to to it, by reaching for it and not feeling it there, brought some weird emotions. But that was short lived; about two days.

Now, ........ I don't miss my penis at all. It's like I never had one. I can't even remember what it felt like having one. ........

Strange,

YodaNell (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 12:00 pm but I really enjoy being a nullo. It's fantastic!:) ...

Glad to hear that you are adjusting so well. It just goes to show that a penis isn't all that essential for (other than for sex) one's self image or personal well being.

Mac (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 05, 2011 4:45 pm It shouldn't take you long to adjust to having to sit to pee.

It only took me a couple days to make that adjustment and I still have mine. That was over 12 years ago and I have only sat or squated since then. I am a

YodaNell (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 12:00 pm ctually paranoid by the thought of doing otherwise.

I will update agai

n after my final operation in a few weeks.

Regards Once you get the remaining stump removed and the urethra rerouted you should be fully satisfied with the results. You will not have any of the frustrations or inconveniences associated with having a penis. You will also be able to just sit and pee without being concerned about where it is going or about getting the last squirts in or on your trousers. I wish to find a way to be fully nullo with a proper urethra relocation.

I am looking forward to seeing your update and pictures following the final surgery.

Mac (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:32 pm It is too bad that some people choose to react that way. This forum ceases to be beneficial when people take that type of approach. Glad to hear that you are adjusting so well. It just goes to show that a penis isn't all that essential for (other than for sex) one's self image or personal well being. [qu

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Mac (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:32 pm ctually paranoid by the thought of doing otherwise. Once you get the remaining stump removed and the urethra rerouted you should be fully satisfied with the results. You will not have any of the frustrations or inconveniences associated with having a penis. You will also be able to just sit and pee without being concerned about where it is going or about getting the last squirts in or on your trousers. I wish to find a way to be fully nullo with a proper urethra relocation.

I am looking forward to seeing yo

ur update and pictures following the final surgery.

Thanks for your kind words Mac. I can't wait for that operation.

Regards

Yoda, sorry for asking yet another question, it is all so fascinating to me. Was there any problem when the question of stump removal came up? I mean, why wouldn't they just leave it and do a better urethra relocation? On the other hand, what good would there be to leave it? It's not benefiting you. But I do think some surgeons might not want to remove it because it's quite invasive surgery to remove the complete penis when not entirely necessary.

Well apart from sex what use is the penis, there truly is no other use and if you are happy to have it removed, i dont see why we should be forced to keep it.

chemcast scot (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 18, 2011 10:32 am Well apart from sex what use is the penis, there truly is no other use and if you are happy to have it removed, i dont see why we should be forced to keep it.

Very true. Removal of the penis and testicles should be more acceptable. It is much more acceptable for a woman to have her uterus and ovaries removed. Why are the views of the medical community so vastly different for women and men?

Some reputation for you.