The psychological trauma of circumcision and later epididymitis...
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2017 3:51 pm
I was circumcised just after I started high school, just at the start of puberty really - the reasons were a tight foreskin, with frequent urinary infections. Leading up the operation, I felt a sense of terror, dread and complete loss of control, not to mention anger. After the operation, things were horrendous for a few weeks - the pain, indignity and humiliation of it all and immediately afterwards I developed another infection, which I remember to be like a white mass, plugging up the end of the penis, causing urination to be difficult and painful. Sometimes, I feared the penis was blocked and my urine would be trapped in my penis, luckily this never happened. A few years later, after I was able to ejaculate, immediately after I had ejaculated, I feared my penis would once again become 'blocked' and I would not be able to urinate (again, my fears were unfounded).
For my entire adult life I have suffered erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, often ejaculating well after I have lost my erection - my very limited sex life has been disastrous. I also developed epididymitis aged 16 (long before I was sexually active), which caused me to develop a 'health anxiety', specifically to fear I had testicular cancer - an ultrasound proved negative, although the fear lingered for some time, with me constantly checking for lumps etc. For 20 years now, my right testicle has proved to be sensitive and mildly painful.
These traumatic experiences have now become sexualised, in that it is a source of fantasy and pleasure to think of being circumcised and how my penis looks 'mutilated' etc. I developed an interest in BDSM, particularly being humiliated by women and have a strange fantasy that my circumcision was a punishment for masturbating. I have also sexualised my ED, specifically a desire of being humiliated for this and for having an anxiety disorder. Very real painful insecurities being 'sexualised' in BDSM contexts.
This has ultimately led to me desiring a partial penectomy and removal of my right testicle - bizarrely the type of fears I had years ago being something I now desire to happen. Does anyone have an explanation? The human mind is indeed strange and paradoxical
For my entire adult life I have suffered erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, often ejaculating well after I have lost my erection - my very limited sex life has been disastrous. I also developed epididymitis aged 16 (long before I was sexually active), which caused me to develop a 'health anxiety', specifically to fear I had testicular cancer - an ultrasound proved negative, although the fear lingered for some time, with me constantly checking for lumps etc. For 20 years now, my right testicle has proved to be sensitive and mildly painful.
These traumatic experiences have now become sexualised, in that it is a source of fantasy and pleasure to think of being circumcised and how my penis looks 'mutilated' etc. I developed an interest in BDSM, particularly being humiliated by women and have a strange fantasy that my circumcision was a punishment for masturbating. I have also sexualised my ED, specifically a desire of being humiliated for this and for having an anxiety disorder. Very real painful insecurities being 'sexualised' in BDSM contexts.
This has ultimately led to me desiring a partial penectomy and removal of my right testicle - bizarrely the type of fears I had years ago being something I now desire to happen. Does anyone have an explanation? The human mind is indeed strange and paradoxical