Q&A Forum - November 2009 (The best of Elise)

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If the male is left with his testicles, he won't have any hormonal problems, and his sex drive and desire to serve will be as strong as ever. And unlike chastity禁欲 — being kept from orgasm devices which can interfere with exercise, cause sores, set off metal detectors, and can be defeated, the woman can be assured that orgasm高潮 — the sexual climax-like sexual pleasure will be very difficult (likely impossible; the literature is inconclusive) for her man.

But as you say, "nothing is permanent," and this procedure is extreme. Can Penectomy ever be part of a female-superior relationship, or does it indicate some sort of psychosis?

A. Before I give my opinion on this, allow me to give a little background information. A Penectomy is the total or partial surgical removal of the penis阴茎 — the male sex organ. This is usually done for one of two reasons: Penile cancer and sexual reassignment surgery (SRS) from male to female. Less commonly, but still well documented, there are people who undergo voluntary penectomy.

Here are some details to a penectomy. A satisfying sex life is possible after a partial penectomy. The remaining shaft of the penis阴茎 — the male sex organ still becomes erect with excitement. It usually gains enough length to achieve penetration. Although the most sensitive area of the penis阴茎 — the male sex organ (the glans or "head") is gone, a man can still reach orgasm高潮 — the sexual climax and have normal ejaculation.

A total penectomy operation removes the entire penis阴茎 — the male sex organ. The man can still control his urination, because the "on-off" valve in the urethra is above the level of the penis阴茎 — the male sex organ.