There has been much discussion about the effects of castration on a man’s body and his behavior and mood. However, I wonder if we have given enough consideration to the possible psychological effects of the changed body image when a man undergoes a penectomy (but leaves the testicles in tact).

I ran across this interesting article about hyenas on the MW Journal website. (Hyenas live in matriarchal societies; the females are larger than the males and they have a pseudo phallus.)

http://www.artemiscreations.com/science ... charge.txt

Understanding the Advantages Of Putting Females in Charge

March 24, 2000 By Amanda Onion

Here are a couple of excerpts:

"By the time they emerge into the world 110 days later, the young females are equipped with genitalia that look identical to male parts."

and

"Whatever hormone makes female hyenas more aggressive, it's clear that their masculine traits are vital for maintaining sway. Experiments have shown that females castrated of their

male-like parts immediately lose their dominance to both males and females."

This study seems to suggest strongly that dominant behavior is not governed strictly by hormones. It would be most enlightening to see a study of the effects of penectomy on the human male psyche. I suspect that the procedure would produce profound changes in one’s personality, analogous to testicular castration, but with its own distinct characteristics. Nullification would possibly combine the two effects.

Just an observation,

Farrell

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Farrell_Squire (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2002 12:46 pm I ran across this interesting article about hyenas on the MW Journal website. (Hyenas live in matriarchal societies; the females are larger than the males and they have a pseudo phallus.)

"By the time they emerge into the world 110 days later, the young females are equipped with genitalia that look identical to male parts."

Females of the human race may not have a phallus like the hyenas, but they are much more dominant (passive dominate) than the male. In reality, the male is submissive to the female.

Mac (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 23, 2002 5:59 pm Females of the human race may not have a phallus like the hyenas, but they are much more dominant (passive dominate) than the male. In reality, the male is submissive to the female.

Mac?

And WHERE exactly does a girl like me find guys like that? LOL

"In reality"? Who's reality? LOL I'm teasing, but seriously - in what context do you see that males are submissive to females?

And no, the dungeon doesn't count.

peter4u (imported) wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2002 3:13 pm And WHERE exactly does a girl like me find guys like that? LOL

"In reality"? Who's reality? LOL I'm teasing, but seriously - in what context do you see that males are submissive to females?

And no, the dungeon doesn't count.

Neoscrow, perhaps the context would be marriage.

As for finding a guy like that, you've probably found the right message board. Many of guys here at E.A. probably like the idea of being dominated.

Regards and birthday wishes,

Ed

Oh my GOD, birthday.

Well, good wishes and big somethings, whatever you want.

gus

I have a totally useless penis incapable of any sexual response. I was able to orgasm, after a fashion twice after my surgery. They were more dribble events than anything else with a totally limp penis with little sensation. I then tried Testosterone injections and almost went crazy. I had all the urges and desires I had before surgery but no way of satisying them. That must be how a penectomised man feels if he still has has testicles. It was not a happy situation and I stopped and went on no hormones and found that being an asexual Eunuch was a guite an enjoyable life. I now take E and life is great. If I had not been castrated I would have sought it out to rid me of the incredible frustration and I wonder how many voluntary penectomised men who still have their testicles go on to become Eunuch/Nulos. I certainly would now be a eunuch today if my testicles had survived. One unusual effect of E is that my underarm hair which had vanishd while I was on no hormones came back but now is gone again for ever. Electroylis is great for permanently removing hair but is a painful experience. It is like being stung repeatedly by a wasp but I am now gone off the original topic.

Sorry littltits. I appreciate your use of the search function, but this thread was idle for almost ten years before you dug it up.

Maybe you want to start a new thead about your situation. I'm sure people would want to read it.

I'm closing this thread. May it rest in peace.