Hey LilShelly, good to see you post again my friend,
well, as with all hormones it should be in balance to be healthly. Leaving the balls attached, you've some punching balls to destroy :P ha ha ha!
Chopping the cock off (you loove the word ) has no side effects, if done right (to prevent blood loss) except for the sexual frustration not to jerk off the pressure and a phantom cock feeling. So… for example, you'd chop off my cock by severing the ligament of my penis attached to to my pelvis, pulling your owned cock all the way out, till the foreskin is stretched to its extend of your trophy and then slicing at the base with a scapel, you'd need a female blonde nurse friend to patch me up with a catether, as well as killing the pain beforehand (a sexy though, isn't it? two girls slicing off a cock). Later, I'd have phantom erections as well as the morning woods with a protruding stump, but I can't ejaculate, I would still feel my cock, but there's nothing anymore , while you'd sucking your new owned toy in front of me…

BTW: you don't have a mental disorder, dismorphism is with the person, who expresses the feeling to alter his/her own body by removing parts of it. You desire is a diffrent beast.

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That is a lot of good information, thank you.
I think this might also explain why the big jocks do not usually seem to be very smart.
So far I see no good side effects, and depression being a very bad side effect, I think it is better to leave a guys testicles attached.
So it sounds like the pituitary is the mysterious link that completes the loop. Without the penis, his testicles would still trigger the pituitary, and his sex drive, there just wouldn't be any way for him to get off. I think that guy would be so much fun. Would there be bad side effects if his penis is removed? Hopefully not.
I sometimes wonder if I have a mental disorder because of my desires, and now I wonder if I may have dis-morphism.