I'm interested in others who are living the classic eunuch life style. I want to know the up and down sides that one has and what should be done. I'm living without testosterone and it's been over 6 weeks now, what should I be doing. I feel great is that normal and will it continue?

Chesleyt (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 22, 2020 12:35 pm I'm interested in others who are living the classic eunuch life style. I want to know the up and down sides that one has and what should be done. I'm living without testosterone and it's been over 6 weeks now, what should I be doing. I feel great is that normal and will it continue?

Just live your life the way you want to live it. The difference is now you are free of the garbage associated with testosterone. You got rid of a major thorn in your side so now your life should be better and you can enjoy other things far more important. As far as the ups and downs are concerned, any downs you have will be more than cancelled out by the ups. No such thing as perfection in this world. But you can definitely make things a whole lot better by the decisions you make, and it sounds like you made the right one. You said you are living without testosterone. Are you chemically or physically castrated? Because if you are taking the chemical and are happy with it then you should consider the physical. If you have already had the orchiectomy then obviously you can stop the chemical and don't need to do anything more.

I was castrated March last year radical interlingual orchiotomy

Chesleyt (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 6:30 pm I was castrated March last year radical interlingual orchiotomy

"Inguinal", perhaps, unless you intended to entertain us with a malapropism? "Interlingual" means between two languages (or "tongues"), which is either a mistake or a terrifyingly complicated new medical procedure.

The procedure is an "orchiectomy" in US English, "orchidectomy" in UK English and the loyal colonies.

My phone has spell correction and it is always changing word for me sometimes I catch it sometimes I don't.

Chesleyt (imported) wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 5:51 am My phone has spell correction and it is always changing word for me sometimes I catch it sometimes I don't.

In any case, I was well entertained and will add your accidental choice of words to my repertoire.

I have had one radical interlingual orchiotomy and am waiting for a sample scruple orchiotomy.

What's that? I never heard of that before.

Simple scrotal orchidectomy. I was trying to introduce more malapropisms but ended up just being obtuse.

Wasn't funny just confusing

I would like to hear from others here that have chosen to live the testosterone free life. What their health physical and mental have been not being on testosterone. Any complications like osteoporosis and what others have done to keep healthy.