Some man who castrated, disappeared from this site after castration. May be they regrets. May be they lost interest to castration due to testosterone shortage.

Let list them.

1. Sunny

It's not unheard of for people to undergo their intended modification and then never be heard from again. At has been a constant trend in the 9 years I've been a member.

I suspect once someone is modified, they stay for a little while to gain validity among the eunuch devotee community, but they leave once that fascination wears off. I've experienced something similar to that when I finished my glans splitting. I just hope the waned interest in their newly modified genitals doesn't cause them to regret their decision or fall into a depression.

I am glad there are a handful of post-modified individuals who stick around or check in from time to time to mentor and advise the rest of us. Overall, it is a very helpful and supportive community.

I don't think it's because of regrets, at least mostly. Once you reach your goal most people develop a feeling of being settled in their new life, they reached what they wanted and so there's no need for thinking about modifications any more.

I don't get on as often as I used to but actually post more responses when I am on than when I was investigating my desires. Even though I am on less it isn't due to regrets at all life goes busily along!

I have not left this site and I was castrated almost ten years ago. In general I agree with T van Keel's conclusions as to why some people drop out of sight after meeting their goals. --FLO--

In some ways I'm sure it's similar to the transgender community. People inhabit trans forums for a long time for information along with support and then, after completing their transition, some stay for a short while but then drift away since they consider their transition complete. People come here to get advice and support for their quest, then once it is complete, they drift away as they have reached their goal.

I found this site several years after my castration. What I found helpful was others experience that helped define the new me. I went through much of it by myself and it was nice to find my experience matched others experiences. I traveled to two of the MoM's and met members, so I stuck around for friendship.

Let list disappeared castrated man.

russianboy (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 05, 2017 10:24 pm Let list disappeared castrated man.

I'd prefer not to. Those people drifted for a reason, and I think creating that list could potentially invite unwanted contact when they've moved on. A recent example is Yodanell, he's moved on and wishes not to be contacted. After he sent me a message asking for help shuttering his account on my website, I communicated with him a bit and let him know I wish him well, and that he's always welcome to return. Other than that, I will not be contacting him any further.

I now of many who have moved on. I've contemplated it myself from time to time. But there is just something about staying in contact with my eunuch and nullo brothers that stops me from doing so. It's nice to continue a relationship with them, and those who continue to achieve their goals.

russianboy (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 05, 2017 10:24 pm Let list disappeared castrated man.

That's personal and up to each individual to reveal.