I have introduced my self to this forum before but though it might be time to do it again as I have not been to the site that often.

My name is Tomas and I live in Australia with my partner of going on 5 years, now I have personally been on a mission to make body and mind match, meaning that I have been trying to find a safe way to become a Nullo (removal of both testicles/sack and penis), this has been a hard road and has been almost 15 years since I started to notice that my body and brain where not in tune and finding a way to get it done.

In the next couple of days I am going to go and speak to my new GP here in Australia and hope that he will lesion to me and understand and not just shrug it off.

I will reply to comments in this thread and others so if there is any thing any body can help or want to know please ask.

Thanks for reading

Please do let us know how you go, as a fellow Aussie at a similar fork in the road I'm quite interested in the outcome of your GP visit

Thanks for the reply I will keep you all up to date. I see your around my age icarryherproperty and it is good to see others in Australia looking for the same thing

Hope you get what you are after, and that it all works out for you.

I have begun to wonder whether the "cover article" in the March, 2012 Scientific American may be of help in bringing physicians and surgeons into greater awareness of my view, one compatible with said article, that biological diversity is perfectly normal. The article is,

The Neuroscience of Identity: How "jumping genes" in the brain make each person unique

The "scientific fact" is, as best I can yet discern, that what is normal is contiguous with what actually is; "normal" is not merely the center (the mean plus or minus one standard deviation) of the "normal curve" (aka, the normal density function), normal is the whole realm of the "normal curve."

In a pure Democracy, one in which 50% plus one is a majority, and majority rule is the rule, the 50% plus one can properly vote to exterminate the 50% minus one, and can properly implement that vote. In a Republic, each person has some semblance of "unalienable" rights. Methinks there is a place in the world for Platonic ideals?

Groupthink tyranny gives me a really sick inside feeling.

Truthfulness, as I best observe, appears to me to be shaking its cage. Perhaps truthfulness will be able to shake its cage to pieces, and real, personal-integrity-based freedom will emerge.

thomas toohey, for you, I wish the best that can ever be.

Well thanks for that janekane.

I have made an appointment with my GP next week on one of my days off, here is hoping the doctor shows this time as he works in other places like the Hospital which makes it hard to get an appointment with him or keep one..... So fingers crossed that something comes from this.