I have been thinking about writing a story of post-mortem castrations. For example, a boy who got cancer and died has his genitals removed after death.

I don't know if this topic is allowed on the EA. But anyway it is just a discussion here.

kwanmingmin (imported) wrote: Thu May 02, 2024 5:30 am I have been thinking about writing a story of post-mortem castrations. For example, a boy who got cancer and died has his genitals removed after death.

I don't know if this topic is allowed on the EA. But anyway it is just a discussion here.

I know there are one or two similar stories about.

I suppose if the severed testicles were going to be studied for medical reasons it would make sense. For example to be used in med school to show students what a diseased pair of testicles looked like.

mandler1 (imported) wrote: Fri May 03, 2024 10:54 am I suppose if the severed testicles were going to be studied for medical reasons it would make sense. For example to be used in med school to show students what a diseased pair of testicles looked like.

I suspect that this probably already happens on a pretty routine basis in med schools... I know that part of the usual medical school curriculum is an "applied anatomy" course where a dead person (one of the things that happens to folks that 'donate their bodies to science') gets dissected by the students... Presumably that would include all the bits... It doesn't seem like this would have a sufficiently high 'kink level' (for lack of a better description) to do well as a story.

I'd think a more 'story suitable' line would be if the removal was done for some sort of non-medical reason, probably by a non-medical professional.... As an example I remember seeing a story about a woman who's well-endowed husband passed away, and she had the relevant part removed and turned into an entertainment device...

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Many years ago, for reasons unknown, Carolina Biological Supply sent me a catalog of preserved mammal parts to use in university classes. Among the products were human testicles in a bottle of their proprietary Carosafe©. My guess then was that they were imported from India, as were other human body parts for advanced classroom use.

If one of the other Admin's will proof it and sign off on it, fine. I don't want to read it, though.