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General Discussions => General discussions => Polls => Topic started by: janetcgtv on May 29, 2014, 10:50:11 PM

Poll
Question: if you cannot have SRS due to any reason, would you want to be at least castrated?
Option 1: YES votes: 16
Option 2: NO votes: 2
Option 3: UNDECIDED votes: 4
Title: Castration
Post by: janetcgtv on May 29, 2014, 10:50:11 PM
Reasons being health, financial, or any other reason
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: HoneyStrums on May 29, 2014, 10:58:23 PM
No,
being  binary myself, their is still something about that area that SCREAMS penis OR vagina.

But.
It would be very interesting, to see the results of the none-binary on this.
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: Jill F on May 30, 2014, 01:08:41 AM
A thousand times yes.  I go balls out in 6 weeks.  SRS next year if needed.
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: Cindy on May 30, 2014, 02:24:33 AM
I'm having GRS so no, but if I wasn't; yes. It is also the healthy way to go as far as medication is concerned.
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: Jill F on May 30, 2014, 02:31:26 AM
Quote from: Cindy on May 30, 2014, 02:24:33 AM
I'm having GRS so no, but if I wasn't; yes. It is also the healthy way to go as far as medication is concerned.

So true.  I'm sure my liver has taken quite the beating over the last 30 years and I need to take as few things as possible now.  I have wine that won't be ready to drink for 20 years and I would sort of like to enjoy it. 

Balls out!
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: Cindy on May 30, 2014, 02:42:58 AM
Quote from: Jill F on May 30, 2014, 02:31:26 AM
So true.  I'm sure my liver has taken quite the beating over the last 30 years and I need to take as few things as possible now. I have wine that won't be ready to drink for 20 years and I would sort of like to enjoy it. 

Balls out!

We should make a date to share a glass; we may be old by then - but we will be fabulous!! :-*
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: suzifrommd on May 30, 2014, 07:05:58 AM
Don't like what spiro did to my body. I've been off it for a week and a half now, and although I hate all the T in my system, I feel a lot better not to be dizzy all the time, dried out, etc.
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: ErinWDK on May 30, 2014, 01:50:35 PM
OK, I call myself non-binary and I voted undecided.  Despite being 61 years old I am not really sure where I am going.  If more transition is in store and I do well with E, then it would be yes - but those are too many unknowns at this point.  If on the other hand there is not going to be much transition (I really have to figure out exactly who it is that I am) or E doesn't do well for me then I will need some T to be healthy and I would rather it were natural, so that would be no.

So, non-binary is not equal to being very decided....


Erin
Title: Re: Castration
Post by: Hikari on May 30, 2014, 02:08:04 PM
Quote from: suzifrommd on May 30, 2014, 07:05:58 AM
Don't like what spiro did to my body. I've been off it for a week and a half now, and although I hate all the T in my system, I feel a lot better not to be dizzy all the time, dried out, etc.

I couldn't handle Spiro at all, that dizziness was bad enough that I nearly passed out on several occasions, which is ultra dangerous considering my job. I don't care if I have to sneak into India itself to get my Bicalutamide, I am not going back to Spiro.

As to the main point, sure if I couldn't get SRS than I would like to get an orchie, I mean at least with the T factories out, I can feel closer to myself and not have to take so many pills everyday. I am not even sure what the long term repercussions of taking medications like Bicaluatmide is, because it is meant for prostate cancer not a long term antiandrogen so the information just isn't really out there. I want to live a long fulfilling life as a woman, and if SRS wasn't an option for some terrible reason I would be closer to that goal with castration than without.