I have been mulling over getting castrated for about 6 years now. I have had the thought since I was a kid, but have seriously looked into for that amount of time. I was wondering how much time have the eunuchs on here taken, from first seriously exploration the to actual castration?

I would have to say 5 months

can tell u, i have thought of to be castr. all since i was 16 yo .

tehhn after serveral year i asked an woman adrolog about it, she rekommend me to see a male urolologist at the hospital here.

after some month of examen and takling, he agreed to take my tiny balls.

did even talk about to have false ball in, but in the end i said NO thanks.

I am happy for i at last had the castration done.

have NEVER regret it.

First thought about them not belonging was from about age 7. Serious from about age 45, castrated at age 55.

No regrets.

River

Since about eight years of age after my father visited some foriegn country. He brought back this soft little baggie with a yellow and red glass stone. It was supposed to be symbolic of my balls. Anyrate, I took it to school to show them off. My teacher was mortified. They got lost in my childhood home. The family joke for some time was that the disappeared in the washing machine.

Keeping them is about the only rebellious thing I've ever done. So doing the math about 32 years, but seriously...rationally...if you can call it that...about seven years.

chilli-

Oh woops...right...I still have mine...but I'm not gonna fight you over them...pardon me!

chilli-

In my case, the thought of losing my balls actually never occurred to me until I read about voluntary castration online a little over 4 years ago. As soon as I read about it I knew it was something I wanted for myself. From first thought to actual castration was about 2 years.

How long? I had fleeting thoughts pre-pubescent, and once the testicles started working it was more common. So my thoughts started at puberty. As for seriously exploring taking them off, I'd say 5 or 6 years.

So thoughts for 20+ years, serious consideration of removal 5 or so years.

I was castrated at age 35.

--LT

As far as I'm concerned mine (what little things I had) should have never been there in the first place and I wanted them off from the get-go, especially when I had word that they probably weren't producing "enough" testosterone. I didn't want the testosterone (I have "dad" issues) in the first place so I just wanted them lopt off since pre teens somewhere and then again at the doctor's office where the nurse analysed my blood and started to question why my metabolism was "falling behind".