I am curious, are there any castrated bodybuilders here?

You'll likely have more luck finding a person who has been modified if you don't slice the pie so thin.

The one I know is not a member here and lives in Washington, DC

If you are a bodybuilder on the juice then your bits will tend to shrivel up a bit.

So there wouldn't be all that much to remove (Decca dick and all that).

I have heard rumors of a few folks doing this as a way of getting on TRT

However serious bodybuilders take about 5 times what I am on.. and in short (Say 6 - 8 week) cycles.

So this would be much use to them.

This is one of those "your mileage may vary" situations. Some of those bodybuilders probably were average at best to start, so a certain amount of testicular shrinkage could be more noticeable.

It's also largely a myth that steroids shrink dicks. Most steroids are androgenic, and hence that kind of shrinkage is impossible. To actually shrink a penis you need to block and/or lower androgens for prolonged periods of time. (Some of us may wish this wasn't true and crave really small equipment, but that doesn't make it any more possible).

Thank you for posting this as I have the same question. I am already soft, and shrunken, and doughy, with large man boobs and that is just how I have been all my life - not the result of any meds or modifications.

In an effort to “steel” this senior body to navigate my 60’s and beyond, I too am now looking towards bodybuilding and am wondering how my (desired) nullification will inform this.

I used to be a high-performing competitive athlete until my life changed overnight and broke much of physiology, so bodybuilding looks like the channel for those energies now.

I suspect that it's a more complex story than 'steroids shrink your dick' I know that your body will convert what it sees as "excess" T into estrogen, and that can shrink the male bits... However apparently it takes a while for this to become an issue so the guys doing short cycles of semi-reasonable doses probably won't get shrinkage, or at least not as much as someone that seriously overdoes it for a long time...

Otherwise - lack of T will lead to loss of some muscle mass unless one does major effort to keep working out in order to prevent it. Going on supplemental T to get back to "normal" levels may prevent this, but is sort of contradictory to the reason a lot of us get fixed...

Supposedly being on E will still have some loss, but not as bad and allow some build-up but it won't show in the typical male 'bulging thews' because of the difference in feminine fat padding and possibly differences in the way muscles bulk up...

I guess the key question to ask might be about what is the goal? Are you wanting to build up strength so you can be more able, or are you wanting to get more folks to admire your gorgeous bod?

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