[Mister Bent]

Originally Posted by Waldo

I hear you. I don't agree, but I hear you. I imagine there are more than a few people who feel the same.

My question to you is: if you couldn't have your cock would you cease being able to live? Water, food, shelter, oxygen... does it fall into that category for you?

I'm not trying to say it isn't important, please understand. I'm merely trying to clarify the hard line that I look at necessity with. I live with plenty of things that are not at all a necessity and there are a few of those I really wouldn't want to be without. But I could. That's all.

I get where you're coming from, but also, from that perspective, most of this thread would be irrelevant. I believe it opened with toilet paper, am I right? I wouldn't die without that, either.

As I see it, it's a quality of life issue. After oxygen, water, food, shelter, not having shit on your hand is fairly high up there on some basic standard of quality of life. As would having one pair of good shoes, as opposed to say, 40, which is getting into the luxury standard for quality of life. The eunuch has made a choice to be cockless (or had it made for him), but still he lives. A man having his dick removed non-consensually might suffer a diminished quality of life, on a very basic level.

But then, "quality of life" is not the title of the thread.