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sexualitylab (imported) wrote: Tue Mar 06, 2018 11:51 am Also, to minuteman: I asked a handful of open-ended questions (requiring narrative answers) in hopes of learning more about sexuality and identity among eunuchs and eunuch wannabes without the constraints of a numerical scale. This community, especially with respect to certain aspects of sexuality and identity, has not been well studied, and so having these open-ended responses might lead to some interesting new insights or directions for future research. I think both quantitative and qualitative data are useful.

Fair point, well made...

There were a lot of questions I just didn't bother answering because they didn't pertain to me at all.

Huge thanks again to everyone who helped with this survey - providing responses for the survey and/or providing feedback about it.

We are getting close to wrapping up data collection, and so I am writing to see if there was anyone else interested in taking it before we wrap up. I am confident that the data will be interesting and important, and I am taking seriously the many helpful comments and feedback about the current form of the survey as I move forward in this area of research.

Good luck!

Pray for Editorial Enlightenment!

I'm glad that people (grad students) are taking an interest in voluntary eunuchs and MTE transgender people.

I had a tough time with that survey as well. The sliders had to be moved off "0" and back on to "0" to register.

The survey seemed to focus on fetishes. I am not, nor was I ever a fetishist. Actually very boring in that regard.

Any results?

Any results?

Kevin Hsu has completed his PhD at Northwestern University. His doctoral dissertation included the information that he collected with the survey, along with information on furries and others. He is now an assistant professor of psychology at Penn State, but has not yet published the data from his dissertation in any journal articles. I expect that he will, but time from research to writing to publication is generally far longer than most people expect. I will let everyone here know once his work sees print.

Thank you!