As much as I would love to be castrated and no longer have those silly, little balls of mine, the results are not what I'd want at all.

I would lose all of my sex drive and have other health issues to deal with as many of you know.

As an alternative to castration has anyone heard about a procedure when a qualified doctor can push the testicles up into the man's abdomen and put in some stitches so the testicles stay up there and never drop back down into the scrotum anymore?

I think that would be perfect for me and I'd want to keep my totally empty sack hanging down as a perfect symbol and testimony to my lack of sexual manhood as the cuckold that I truly am!

I would LOVE that!

Charlie

i have seen it in some gurls who wanted to keep there sex drive up but they usually only keep one and its pretty far up where the cord goes into the body, but they do have a penial inverstion operation

timmy lee (imported) wrote: Thu Oct 07, 2010 3:01 am i have seen it in some gurls who wanted to keep there sex drive up but they usually only keep one and its pretty far up where the cord goes into the body, but they do have a penial inverstion operation

Tammy,

Thanks for your reply. That's interesting about the gurls.

We have a doctor here in my city who works with transsexuals and the best thing is that the doctor is a woman I like the idea of that.

I may get in touch with her and look into it "deeper," pun intended.

I really would love to have my "ovaries" up where they belong. LOL

Do you know if the procedure can be safely done in the doctor's office and the cost of it?

Charlie AKA Sissy Charlene

No idea on cost or if it could be done in office i believe the use a mesh to hold them up in the area of interest

I've heard rumors it is possible, many people here have expressed that desire, but nobody has successfully had it done. Too bad, kinda.

I'd like to be rid of my penis, but my balls and sex drive, never. However, after the penis is gone, it would be nice to be rid of the dangly bits and have the balls tucked in, scrotum removed.

Maybe a cosmetic surgeon would do it, but it would be at the limit of ethical possibility. It does make it harder to detect testicular cancer (although there is no indication it makes it more likely), and it definitely reduces your fertility.

It might be easier to convince a surgeon if you've already had a penectomy. It would certainly make underwear fit better, if you switch to panties.

The procedure that you are describing is the as an undescended testical your chances for testicular cancer would be very great

Is not a good option , bad plan

Snice you only need one ball, i have been thinking about getting rid of one and get the other pushed up inside. The sperm would no be happy and probably die but the hormones should continue just fine and then i would have the sack removed all nice and neat! Dick, no balls (showing) no medical issues of castration. What do you think?

kennath7 (imported) wrote: Thu Oct 07, 2010 3:42 pm The procedure that you are describing is the as an undescended testical your chances for testicular cancer would be very great

Is not a good option , bad plan

Wrong. Chances for testicular cancer are also higher in the DESCENDED testicle for a person with one undescended testicle.

The risk of cancer appears to have nothing statistically to do with testicles being held near or in the body, it appears to have a lot to do statistically with a congenital birth defect which indicates a potential for further malformations in closely related cellular structures.

the image I saw was of a MTF with the penile inversion done in the image it was pointed out that she had a bulge the size of a small gonad where the cord goes in, it was said that she want one gonad to keep here libido up due to her profession which I will not mention here, her other side was flat as a pancake.

Having the testicle(s) moved so you have effectively undescended testicle(s) is not an Alternative to castration as:

1) you still have testosterone production

2) you are not an Eunuch

Plus you have a higher risk of testicular cancer, but it will make you sterile and may not be reversible.

The only alternate is T blockers, or causing the testicles to stop functioning.

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