Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Share Posted December 22, 2008 It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call him " in denial, rather masterbate than seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to him in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs help, not criticism. Steph (Glasgow UK) From: kahrcw9 <no_reply > Subject: Norton is NOT EVIL !!! Date: Monday, 22 December, 2008, 5:55 PM I have been a member of this forum for years. Anyone can do a search and read any or all of my posts, including an indepth description of my own lifelong battle with my Primary hypogonadism. I have been on testosterone supplementation since 1971, injections, skin spreadons, patches, and even tried pellets. The poster who said I was " EVIL " even questioned the realness and/or degree of my hypogonamism, as if to call into question my credentials for having the veracity to reply to Sally's plea for comments regarding her sexual relationship with her very low testosterone husband............... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Share Posted December 22, 2008 > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call him > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to him in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs help, not criticism. ------------------------ Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said that he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said that he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who said that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put the noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of him I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's multiple posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness to seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not very happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. Norton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Share Posted December 22, 2008 I also have from primary hypogandism. I was recently diagnosed in '05. What I have been through in life makes sense of it. I recently had a bad breakup with someone. I feel, I cannot find someone again nor satisfy her because I wasn't able to go through puberty normally and have an average penis and testes. I am better emotionally but it still bothers me to the point of self hatred. I want to start PE, but I hate myself down there from childhood, its difficult to do it regularly. Think positive is what I say, but its hard, especially when your ex has moved on. If you want to share in your experiences whether private or not please do so. uu1845@... Thank you and happy holidays. From: kahrcw9 <no_reply > Subject: Re: Norton is NOT EVIL !!! (Edited) Date: Monday, December 22, 2008, 9:54 PM > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call him > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to him in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs help, not criticism. ------------ --------- --- Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said that he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said that he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who said that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put the noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of him I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's multiple posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness to seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not very happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. Norton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Share Posted December 22, 2008 uu1845 What are you saying an average penis and testes is? because if you are 5 or so inches this is on the small side of normal but still normal - therefore why would this stop you from being in a relationship??? > > > > > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call him > > > > > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > > > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > > > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to him > > in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs > > help, not criticism. > > ------------ --------- --- > > Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his > > wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said that > > he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said that > > he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. > > Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who said > > that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put the > > noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making > > an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of him > > I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's multiple > > posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both > > consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness to > > seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not very > > happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly > > based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. > > Norton > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Share Posted December 22, 2008 Its psychological. If you since childhood thought a part of who you are is horrible, you will think badly of your self and miss opportunities. I don't know the connection with psychological disorders and hypogandism yet, but I lived a life where I was afraid to talk to girls and older women. It didn't help my T was so low during puberty and as an adult, I didn't have the sexual attention I should have. Hey, I am not here sharing for pity. I have come a long way since I realized, I need help. I had no idea the surgery I had at 10 to bring down a testes caused this, but I am doing my part in changing my life for the better at 31. But I do worry not having an average penis what will the next woman think. I have to explain like I did before about this and I hope she can understand whomever she may be. I had a chance to be a father, despite being told I couldn't, and unfortunately it didn't happen and the mom wasn't stable herself. So, I don't have the history of having GFs, memories I can fall upon. I am learning to cope in what was taken away from me due to being primary. From: chrisdl2008 <chrisdl2008@...> Subject: Re: Norton is NOT EVIL !!! (Edited) Date: Monday, December 22, 2008, 11:57 PM uu1845 What are you saying an average penis and testes is? because if you are 5 or so inches this is on the small side of normal but still normal - therefore why would this stop you from being in a relationship? ?? > > > > > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call him > > > > > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > > > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > > > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to him > > in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs > > help, not criticism. > > ------------ --------- --- > > Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his > > wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said that > > he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said that > > he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. > > Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who said > > that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put the > > noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making > > an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of him > > I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's multiple > > posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both > > consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness to > > seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not very > > happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly > > based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. > > Norton > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2008 Report Share Posted December 23, 2008 uu1845 its difficult to know whether our are worrying about nothing without mention about where you 'fall in the scale' to put it one way - if you are about 5 inches then yeah you have a smallish penis but most girls are not going to knock you back on that providing you can do the business and you have more to offer than sex - if they do then they are probably a certain type of chick that you take what you can get from it and move on to the next one - life's too short to miss opportunities! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call > > him > > > > > > > > > > > > > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > > > > > > > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > > > > > > > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to > > him > > > > > > in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs > > > > > > help, not criticism. > > > > > > ------------ --------- --- > > > > > > Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his > > > > > > wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said > > that > > > > > > he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said > > that > > > > > > he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. > > > > > > Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who > > said > > > > > > that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put > > the > > > > > > noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making > > > > > > an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of > > him > > > > > > I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's > > multiple > > > > > > posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both > > > > > > consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness > > to > > > > > > seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not > > very > > > > > > happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly > > > > > > based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. > > > > > > Norton > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2008 Report Share Posted December 23, 2008 Thank you Chris. I know this but like I said, I am learning to better control abnormal thinking since childhood. Its difficult for some men to understand and relate to. And of course women as well. After experience a relationship with someone, I understand other aspects of a relationship is more important. Unfortunately she wasn't the right one to try harder with despite showing her those aspects. She did make a comment about " and more " when description him and said " it's what women say " , yet she never said it to me. That of course would bother any guy. Like I said, no not sharing for pity but I know there are men out there with hypogandism that understands and can relate. I have chatted with similar men like this without the hypogandism on other sites. Thanks and I will be OK. I cannot wait until I go back to college to get my mind off crap and start using their gym to get better into shape and try to be more proactive. Happy holidays. uu1845 its difficult to know whether our are worrying about nothing without mention about where you 'fall in the scale' to put it one way - if you are about 5 inches then yeah you have a smallish penis but most girls are not going to knock you back on that providing you can do the business and you have more to offer than sex - if they do then they are probably a certain type of chick that you take what you can get from it and move on to the next one - life's too short to miss opportunities! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > It doesn't make you evil, but as you don't know the man to call > > him > > > > > > > > > > > > > > " in denial, rather masterbate than > > > > > > > seek TRT, selfish, so called " husband " . " > > > > > > > is rather harsh. The man's wife may have the right to refer to > > him > > > > > > in that manner, but not anyone else. The man (and his wife) needs > > > > > > help, not criticism. > > > > > > ------------ --------- --- > > > > > > Hi Steph, well it was not I said he was " in denial " , it was his > > > > > > wife, Sally, who said that. It also not me, but Sally, who said > > that > > > > > > he masterbates to porn. It was also not me, but Sally, who said > > that > > > > > > he is very reluctant, in fact will not, go on testosterone therapy. > > > > > > Now, what you are right on Steph, is that it was indeed I who > > said > > > > > > that this behavior of his was " selfish " , and yes Steph, I did put > > the > > > > > > noun " husband " in quotes because he sure does not seem to be making > > > > > > an effort to be much of a husband, based on what SALLY has said of > > him > > > > > > I respectfully suggest that you go back and reread Sally's > > multiple > > > > > > posts regarding her husband's attitude towards being willing to both > > > > > > consumate their marriage, and his attitude towards his willingness > > to > > > > > > seek medical help to save the marriage that Sally is clearly not > > very > > > > > > happy at all with. Then Steph, come back and criticize me properly > > > > > > based on the facts of what she said, and what I said. > > > > > > Norton > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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