Have anyone been castrated with elastrator (rubberband)

I have read stories about it but i wonder if anyone now if it is a safe way to do it?

Thanks, johan

I got scared off the elastrator by warnings of blood clots. I wore a band one time for just about an hour, but the pain got so intense I eventually fainted. the problem is, if you don't go all the way, when you cut the band off you risk blood clots goiong throughthe veins, and that is the stuff that strokes are made of.

If you do go all the way, then what do you do with all that dead tissue? If you don't cut it off it will stink like crazy until it finally drops off (they say 2 weeks???). If you do cut it off, you risk having the band roll off as well then bleeding to death. In my opinion banding should be left for the lambs, goats and cattle.

If done properly the bits trapped behind the band simply dry out and shrivell up, there should be no "rotting" of flesh if kept clean and little if any smell. on the matter of cutting of preventing the ring from slipping there is info available on the web:)

Linda

Normally I don't question such posts, but on this one I feel compelled to. I think this thread could use a bit more information about success with this technique IF that's possible. Personally, I doubt if it is.

I know of 3 (THREE) successful castrations via elastrator without medical/ER intervention. I have read about and talked to far more others who tried this, that went wrong with near-disastrous outcomes.

I do not know where the story is on BME, but I think it would still be there about one man who succeeded with the elastrator. I believe his name was King, Rick? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, please. I recall reading this some time ago and if memory serves, some infection, smell, and a LOT of discomfort were the issues that he had with it.

For the record, I personally don't think elastrators without later medical intervention are a good idea. Just because they work for animals doesn't mean that they're safe for humans.

Of course, I have only experience from YEARS ago with animals, and never a human.

I used an elastrator for self castration.

What I found was after many hundreds of tries with rings alone I had NEVER been able to push myself through the period of having pain from around the kidney area. So I ended up numbing the scrotom by soaking in ICED water/alcohol mixture, then using a knife to open the scrotom and cutting the cords to the testes. This ensured that I would not attempt to remove the Elastrator ring because to do so would mean severe blood loss.

I did go to the ER, (thats another funny story!), and spent 4 days there before they were able to get me into surgery to remove the ring and stitch the scrotom up. During that time the tissue around the ring was being compressed by the squeezing action of the ring. The surgeon had to remove quite a bit of flesh on 'my side' of the ring, as this tissue had gone for 4 days without a good supply of blood. The tissue on the other side of the ring had shrivelled and dried out considerably.

My recomendation....... IF you are going to use an elastrator to castrate yourself, PLAN on having a trip to the ER, and spending some time in hospital afterwards. Also PLAN on having some psych interviews!!

You may wonder what I mean by plan on having psych interviews...... what I had done over some years was to express my desire for castration to various Doctors, and been referred to psychs because of this desire. This DID help me, as these psychs were contacted by the hospital and verified that I had a long term need to do what I did, and they also vouched for my sanity (hehehe, fooled em all!). So the ending of the psych stuff was the head psych of the hospital saying to me, "I guess this means you are cured, it is a bit of a strange cure in my opinion", to which I replied, "It suits me tho".

What I have since realized is that most Psychs are trained to be regimented in their thinking, they try and fit you with diagnosis. If there is no diagnosis that fits easily then you are going to be in for a difficult time....... For folks that have the need to remove male type genitals, the diagnosis of nearest fit is that of 'Gender Identity Disorder' or Transsexuality, as defined in the DSMIV. However one of the main things mentioned in that diagnosis is to have the long term belief of being a member of the 'opposite sex', and dressing as a member of that sex..... I am sure most of you are aware of what I am referring to. Because a Eunuch of Eunuch wannabee often does not have these 2 (important [to the psychs]) attributes, or does not express them anyway, then they do not easily fit the diagnosis of GID, so therefore must be crazy in some other way that is unable to be defined.

I am not suggesting that Eunuchs (or wannabees) should change sex, all I am doing is to point out that the medical profession would be able to 'hang a label' on you much easier if that were the end goal you were working towards (or said you were working towards).