http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/C/ea_195222castrati.htm

Wassersug's article from OUT Magazine, on being a eunuch, is posted now. This is the inserted picture.

Paolo wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2003 4:56 pm http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/C/ea_195222castrati.htm

Wassersug's article from OUT Magazine, on being a eunuch, is posted now. This is the inserted picture.

Paolo, I found the article you have given us the possibility to chare very true and similar to my own experiences. When I had my castration done as a step in my transiton M2F my eyes were opened to completely new values in life. I had never expected that nor was I told by my therapist. My wife and dearest supporter along that trasition path noticed a change in my beaviour and preferenses. She has often mentioned how easy it has become to comunicate with me over more subtile things of the beuty in life. Paolo,Thanks for the initiative! Hugs Ylva

Well, we can only hope that someone out there reads it and listens to what it says. Testosterone may good for some things, but even too much of a good thing can be bad for you!

Paolo, that is what my doctor told me when i asked for the depo provera. He said that testosterone wasent good for everyone and all i could think to myself at that moment was what a wise and caring man.

But...but...it IS "dear" and it DOES get smaller, right?!

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Seriously, though, thanks for catching that. Spell check, gotta love it!

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What the hell did I do? Hit edit and not reply?

Sorry 'bout that!

I will fix the errors soon, thanks!

I didn't mean to obliterate the post, though.

Damn Vbulletin gremlins, yeah, that's it...gremlins...

- P

Love the article Paolo.

Iwtbaw

Very interesting article. The author shares a lot of information here that will probably be much appreciated by many.

For myself, I've always looked at faces rather than bodies. So I've always appreciated a smile rather than indulge myself on others attributes. Even though definately entire and plan on staying that way, I must have some of that left brain/ right brain thing going on because I can talk most women under the table. Generally not a trait shared many men.

I didn't know the reason until now that castration was administered as a treatment for postate cancer, so thanks . I hope I never have to make that choice. I would find that one difficult in the extreme. Besides I'd have to find something else to play with.

Paolo wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2003 4:56 pm http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/C/ea_195222castrati.htm

Wassersug's article from OUT Magazine, on being a eunuch, is posted now. This is the inserted picture.

Very glad to see this article brought back into daylight from the depths of whatever closet has been its resting place for the past three months.

It was a bit of a shock to read another person's experience that so closely parallels my own. There are two differences between us. The first is that he chose castration (or rather it was offered to him) as a cure for prostate cancer, whereas I have consciously wanted a castrate's state of mind and body for well over a decade before finally crossing that line surgically. The second difference is that he was a heterosexual man who discovered he had the capacity to love other men, and I was a gay man who found he could fall in love with a woman after castration. It was a surprise for both of us.

If the author is a member of this group and reads this, I would certainly like to hear from him privately! He's obviously been reading my journal!

Eunuch Greg

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Hello Greg,

As far as I know Wassersug rarely visits here. But his email address is not hidden. Google his name and you'll get hundreds of hits. I'd track him down that way.

EU