In my reading on castration topics, I frequently run across discussion of a technique called "crushing." What does this involve? Is it surgical or non-surgical? Is it considered a viable option? If so, will most surgeons perform it?

A somewhat interested novice.

Doug

Douglas (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2005 9:34 pm In my reading on castration topics, I frequently run across discussion of a technique called "crushing." What does this involve? Is it surgical or non-surgical? Is it considered a viable option? If so, will most surgeons perform it?

A somewhat interested novice.

Doug

That was done to infants to make eunuchs. It can be done to adults but it would be more of a torcher than a medical, with a high risk of dieing of shock.

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Thanks for the response. Excuse my ignorance, but what's a "torcher"?

Douglas (imported) wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2005 10:55 am Thanks for the response. Excuse my ignorance, but what's a "torcher"?

Torture, I think. The problem is that they can become infected, gangrenous, or poison the body and be lethal. I have heard reports of all of the above. I would leave it as a fantasy, and not a reality.

Fantasy does get confused with reality sometimes, but I think you are right. I won't pursue the reality of it any further. D.