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Castration is so easy to perform and to control the males sex drive and the heartships males can cause women. Unplanned child birth would be totally removed, and most important child and female rape would be a thing of the past. A mans balls cause this, so why not 'cut' right to the problem. Let a man have his penis, to show he was once a male.
subject of castration came up. I mentioned I was turned on and intrigued by the idea of being castrated. She reveled that she had a long held secret desire to castrate me.
- There are also individuals who desire castration because they do not feel comfortable identifying as female or male and prefer a gender identity outside the gender binary currently recognized in the contemporary western world 1, 9 - 11. Individuals who wish to be emasculated but do not identify as female have few options for medical assistance.
- For example, Juanita Feros Ruys, “‘Ut Sexu Sic Animo’: The Resolution of Sex and Gender in the ‘Planctus’ of Abelard,” Medium Aevum 75, no. 1 (2006): 6, which reaffirms Martin Irvine, “Abelard and (Re)Writing the Male Body: Castration, Identity, and Remasculization,” in Jeffrey Jerome Cohen and Bonnie Wheeler, eds., Becoming.
- “Not particularly. I just hate feminists. Those bra-burning harpies are really getting out of control. I’m telling you, they need an angry male God to smash his fist and put them in their proper places. My Grandma and Mom both have PhDs, and they both out-earned their husbands, and they never bought into that feminist crap.
find any good reason why I should not be castrated. In fact we were both highly excited by the idea of a wife castrating her husband. I agreed that she could castrate me someday.
with a box of stuff she had gathered together. She then told me to get undressed. I asked her what she had planned.
She told me she was going to castrate me.
some towels. She put them on the bed and instructed me to lay down on them. Next I allowed her to tie my hands and feet to the bed. As I lie there she arranged things on her bed side table. Feeling a nervous excitement I looked over and saw the items that she had taken out of the box.
Included was a brand new Xacto knife still in its packaging.
A wave of fear came over me. Just a little while ago we were talking about a subject that excited both of us and now, less than two hours latter, here I am in imminent danger of losing my testicles.
Could we hold off on this for now. No she said as she bent down to plug in a small soldering iron. I had agreed to it and she had fantasised about castrating me for years and she was going to do it now.
soap and water, then alcohol which leaves a lingering burning sensation and finally iodine solution. My testicles tingle with a sense of their impending doom. As I try to reason with her she tells me to shut up.
the Xacto knife. I wince in pain as she pulls the bottom of my scrotum with one hand and slices it off with the knife.
I feel faint and funny as she secures and burns through the cord of first my little (right) and then my big (left) testicle with the soldering iron. The air is filled with the smoke and smell of burned flesh. Hold still she commands as she places a few dabs of super glue and band-aids to hold the cut ends of my empty scrotum together.
feel cold as she puts an ice bag against my groin. How does it feel to be a eunuch she asks? It hurts like hell I answer. Really, she says try delivering a baby. Photomatix pro 5.1 3 license key.
take some advil for the pain. I also take some antibiotics we have in our medicine chest. Apart from walking a little funny for a few days I heel without any trouble.
home. It was a very painful and a rather bloody experience.
I am told that I was lucky to have not come down with a major life threatening infection. My sexual desire went from a very high level to non existent. I suffered from hot and cold flashes and mood swings. (To this day I often have phantom testicular pain and sometimes feel the bottom, missing, part of my scrotum is being pinched.) I finally went to my doctor who was alarmed at hearing my story.
Since then I have been receiving testosterone injections.
it is her proof of what a castrating bitch she really is.
She says she loves being serviced by her personal eunuch, and, since I started the testosterone therapy, for her sex has never been better.
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The New York Times has been running a series of “obituaries” of “Overlooked” people who were not given an obit in the newspaper at the time of their death. They include people of color, feminists, queers, gays — anyone that the Times thinks now should have had an obit when they passed.
Of course, this leads to some rather interesting choices.
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Roberta Cowell — trans trailblazer, pilot, and auto racer
And other minor historical figures.
But today’s installment of “Overlooked” is a doozy. Valerie Solanas was a writer, of sorts, whose main claim to fame is that she put a bullet in Andy Warhol in 1968. She apparently thought that Warhol and his friend, French publisher Maurice Girodias, were conspiring against her so she walked into Warhol’s New York apartment and shot him.
Warhol survived and Solanas ended up in a mental institution for a few months. But as a radical feminist, her obscure, nonsensical writing somehow survives.
It is her book Scum Manifestor that still receives attention today. It’s a threatening rant against all men, where she proposes exterminating all males.
That and her play, Up Your A**, are celebrated by feminists for their radicalism and anti-male sentiments.
The manifesto, self-published in 1967, reads as satire, though Solanas defended it as serious. Its opening line is at once absurd and a call to arms for the coalition she was forming, the Society for Cutting Up Men:
Life in this society being, at best, an utter bore and no aspect of society being at all relevant to women, there remains to civic-minded, responsible, thrill-seeking females only to overthrow the government, eliminate the money system, institute complete automation and destroy the male sex.
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On the subject of reproduction, she wrote: “We should produce only whole, complete beings, not physical defects or deficiencies, including emotional deficiencies, such as maleness.”
Satire? You decide.
In it, the author, Breanne Fahs, writes about an exchange between Solanas and her friend Jeremiah Newton. Newton asked Solanas if her manifesto was to be taken literally. “I don’t want to kill all men,” she replied. But, using an expletive, she added: “I think males should be neutered or castrated so they can’t mess up any more women’s lives.”
I would say “man-hater” would be a mild descriptive.
Feminists themselves are quoted throughout the obit approving of Solanas for her “revolutionary” ideas.
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“I keep thinking what a shame it is that she’s mad, utterly mad,” Ultra Violet wrote in her 1988 memoir, “Famous for 15 Minutes: My Years With Andy Warhol.” “For in the beginning, beyond her overheated rhetoric, she had a truly revolutionary vision of a better world run by and for the benefit of women.”
Her attack on Warhol was controversial with feminists, as some defended her actions.
Her attack on Warhol fractured mainstream feminist groups, including the National Organization for Women, whose members were split on whether to defend or condemn her. Those who defended her, including the writer Ti-Grace Atkinson and the lawyer Flo Kennedy, formed the bedrock of radical feminism and presented Solanas as a symbol of female rage. The shooting became wrapped up in a larger narrative on gun violence when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot the next day.
They aren’t called “radical” for nothing.
The author of the obit, Bonnie Wertheim, writes approvingly of Solanas’s dysfunctional worldview.
The text distilled the anger and yearning that Solanas had exhibited throughout her life. In college, as a recently-out lesbian, she rallied against the idea that educated women should be defined as wives and mothers, even as she acknowledged that, in a society ruled by men, such fates were probably inevitable. Red hat linux 9 iso image download. Her ideas about gender and power calcified in the early 1960s, when she hitchhiked across the country and back again. She arrived in New York City in 1962 with the start of a play she was writing and several versions of “SCUM Manifesto.”
Whatever Solanas truly believed about the ultimate fate of men in her Brave New World, she wasn’t interested in including them in any meaningful way as true and equal partners with women. It was she who was beyond redemption, not men. She and other feminists never learned reason or logic. They totally escaped Solanas, who was probably suffering from some mental illness in addition to holding radical views.
Even “Tyler Cohen” at Marginal Revolution — a former Times employee and “loyal reader” — was appalled.
But…come on. If you work for The Times, I hope you are in some way able to raise your voice against what can only be described as a grotesque embarrassment, not to mention a contradiction of Black [Men’s] Lives Matter. Maybe the headline will be gone or changed by the time you read this, but the saddest part is that this seems to be part of a pattern, not just a one-off mistake. I’ve known many people at the NYT, at various levels, and each and every one has seemed like a good (and talented) person to me. I can only conclude that something has gone very very badly wrong in the editorial control process.
Glorifying radicalism appears to be the order of the day, with Black Lives Matter being elevated to sainthood and Antifa being seen in a positive media light. What passes for the mainstream left is using these radicals for their own ends.
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It won’t end well for them.