How do you identify your gender? Using myself as an example, I am nullified, but if I gender identify myself I would say male.

For those of you who either completed your transition from intact male to something else, or desire to go from intact to something else, how do you identify your gender? Male, Eunuch, Penectomized, nullo, female, something else?

Please post your answers here. These are words that you prefer be used to correctly identify your gender, and not the surgery or process you wish to go through to achieve your gender.

IE, "I'm a man", instead of, "I want to be a eunuch."

Eunuch, presenting as male.

If your are castrated, the options are endless.....

daifu-orchid (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 02, 2018 5:33 pm Eunuch, presenting as male.

If your are castrated, the options are endless.....

The options are endless!

So in your case, your gender is eunuch. IE if you were to identify your gender you would tell someone, "I am a eunuch", instead of, "I am a man." is that correct?

Internally consistent: eunuch presenting a s male.

inquiries: I still think it wise to be more circumspect, but as honest as one cane without deliberately inflicting self harm tp profession, family, friends.

Ideally, if one didn't have ties to society, and society was more accommodating to the castrated, I'd tell 'em all!

I suspect that a nullo is not any more publicly accepted either.

So it is accurate to say to family/friends/strangers, you identify as male. But when speaking about yourself (or with a doctor/therapist for these purproses) you would say your gender is eunuch?

I feel neutrois or transneutral.

That is really a hard question for me to answer, Losethem. Unfortunately I have to say 'male'. But I feel and I am eunuch with a nullo or neovagina wish...

Most of the time I am dressed and look like a normal male. Given the chance I will always say i am a eunuch, as I am very proud of being one.

I am Male with the subcategory eunuch as for the eunuch part I don’t wear a sign but those family, friends, and coworkers who know me very much at all know I am so. I am totally comfortable with people knowing and like to let it be seen also where appropriate. It was a desire for most of my life so I would hate to have to keep it like some big bad secret! I am proud to be a Eunuch and to discuss with anyone I know what being a Eunuch is and what it is really like there is such misconception about it I find and when discussing with others I have found acceptance and NEVER ran into someone who couldn’t accept me as is.

These are all great answers. I look forward to hearing more from others who have made changes to their bodies or are seriously pursuing them.

Thanks!