Via some twitter accounts I became aware that a number of people with genital modifications are presenting themselves, for cash, on the above site. I have so far viewed two men who have had a vaginoplasty; one who has been nullified professionally and another who removed his own genitalia.

I am no prude and not easily shocked but was surprised at their candour. Are other members here aware of these individuals? Regards

Friendlyman (imported) wrote: Wed Dec 22, 2021 11:13 pm Via some twitter accounts I became aware that a number of people with genital modifications are presenting themselves, for cash, on the above site. I have so far viewed two men who have had a vaginoplasty; one who has been nullified professionally and another who removed his own genitalia.

I am no prude and not easily shocked but was surprised at their candour. Are other members here aware of these individuals? Regards

Visited twitter of JustForFans specified by you...

There generally bearded men with huge penises and ladies of a large constitution.

I know nothing about them. All of them, to my regret, not in my taste... Even, if pay me (haha, I joked, I apologize).

Thank you very much!

Maybe someone will be more fortunate than me ...

I will never use Just For Fans or Only Fans for myself or to view others.

Everyone thinks they're some sort of porn star now. *shrugs* No worries if they wish to do it, I'm just not the sort that will spend $5 here, $10 there to see these things.

Friendlyman (imported) wrote: Wed Dec 22, 2021 11:13 pm Via some twitter accounts I became aware that a number of people with genital modifications are presenting themselves, for cash, on the above site. I have so far viewed two men who have had a vaginoplasty; one who has been nullified professionally and another who removed his own genitalia.

I am no prude and not easily shocked but was surprised at their candour. Are other members here aware of these individuals? Regards

Sexual minorities are often overrepresented in sex work because the unusual is desirable.

I think a bigger question is around the lack of representation in more regular contexts, and part of that is around the ability to conceal difference (in the majority of places), and partly to do with stigma and taboo. This is one reason why I'm very vocal about my situation pretty much everywhere -- friends, work, social media etc etc. Taboos generally don't evaporate unless people have more positive interactions with people they may otherwise have lazily stigmatised or marginalised. Cruel to say/hear, but you have to put the hours in.

I agree. I am new here, trying on the label Eunuch to see how it feels and if I want to integrate the identity. From my experience, stigma and taboo are things that we have agency over if we are willing to claim them. It's not always easy to see how someone from your tribe plants their flag, but God love them for reflecting something someone can see.

I worked in porn for years (actual porn companies, had an agent the whole 9 yards) like kink.com and treasure island media (I don't mean to sound like a D-bag when I type that it's just an example of how I know the topic well) if any of you are into CBT you might have seen some of my first videos from when I was way younger on shotgunvideo (no muscle or tattoos yet) when doing actual videos with a company you have to appeal to a wide demographic though a lot of people are attracted to power exchange and the insinuation that a mans genitals are in danger most are not attracted to them being actually removed, but seeing a man vulnerable is a huge turn on for a lot of people

things like onlyfans are able to cater to nitch audiences, like if I got my balls cut off when I was doing porn it would have ruined my career. and it takes a really specific type of person to do porn in a professional setting its a hard job

I heard that "passive" eunuchs complain that they pay them less, than to full-fledged "active" men:).

uxaltchange (imported) wrote: Sat Dec 25, 2021 10:08 am I agree. I am new here, trying on the label Eunuch to see how it feels and if I want to integrate the identity. From my experience, stigma and taboo are things that we have agency over if we are willing to claim them. It's not always easy to see how someone from your tribe plants their flag, but God love them for reflecting something someone can see.

Amen to that!

Yeah --- trying to figure out one's relationship to the label and the heritage is complicated. I find myself (medical case, for full disclosure) kind of split between wanting to represent a destigmatising, 'normal' framing of things, and finding exciting possibilities in the darkest(?) and fairly stereotypical aspects because they serendipitously align with subspace/power exchange sometimes. On the whole, none of any of this identity work can be considered easy, and I have a lot of respect for what people do, even if it can rub badly against what I am trying to do at a particular time.

Re the niche status of eunuch stuff in porn, I think in terms of total porn production that is certainly true... but I think eunuch porn is by far and away the biggest zone of encounter people have with modern detesticulated people, and is very possibly overrepresented demographically these days (from what I've seen, which I know is anecdotal, and some social science stats could be done on it to check). As I said before, it's an easy thing to hide in day-to-day life, so we have to acknowledge it might constitute the majority of our community's presence in the popular consciousness.

Within the community we have loads of erotica about exploring identity, desire, the reaction of partners and of society, etc., but there is also heaps of stuff for outsiders to edgeplay with or consume on the level of exoticism. I've seen it commented elsewhere that binary trans folk have pretty much the same dynamic with the porn world, which makes sense.

Although I'm asexual, I have nothing against porn.

True, I myself very rarely visit these sites.

I practically don't feel anything physiologically, but a complete eunuch still has some curiosity .

Did you have any trouble with things going to KINK FM 101.9 in Portland Oregon?