Extreme Body Modification - "nullos" - WTAF

Extreme Body Modification - "nullos" - WTAF

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Zetec-S

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6,220 posts

99 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Reading this story, it has to be one of the most bizarre things I've ever read...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-65323...

Not just the whole concept of a "eunuch maker" subscription website, but the circumstances of this in particular. Marius Gustavson is alleged to be the ringleader of the group, yet it was other people who removed his penis and part of his nipple. And another supposedly froze Gustavson's leg resulting in amputation yikes

Gareth79

7,978 posts

252 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Reminds me of "Operation Spanner" which set case law on it the 80s, albeit the activities were extremely mild in comparison (none ever sought medical treatment for the activities). They relied on bare-knuckle boxing case law was that it's not possible to consent to assault:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spanner

Getragdogleg

9,043 posts

189 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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That's a wild read.

wow, just wow !

LittleBigPlanet

1,154 posts

147 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Zetec-S said:
Reading this story, it has to be one of the most bizarre things I've ever read...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-65323...

Not just the whole concept of a "eunuch maker" subscription website, but the circumstances of this in particular. Marius Gustavson is alleged to be the ringleader of the group, yet it was other people who removed his penis and part of his nipple. And another supposedly froze Gustavson's leg resulting in amputation yikes
You know it's bad when they only mention the charge of making and distributing indecent image(s) of children at the end.

That's enough internet for the day.

oddman

2,629 posts

258 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Gareth79 said:
Reminds me of "Operation Spanner" which set case law on it the 80s, albeit the activities were extremely mild in comparison (none ever sought medical treatment for the activities). They relied on bare-knuckle boxing case law was that it's not possible to consent to assault:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spanner
A mate of mine was involved in the expert witness stuff for Operation Spanner. He was a pretty promiscuous and liberal minded gay man. Loved clubbing, back rooms, chemsex etc. How he dodged HIV I don't know.

But he was traumatised by having to watch the tapes. God knows what it was like for the less 'educated'

ALawson

7,845 posts

257 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Just read the same story on the Telegraph. The most bat st crazy thing I have read ever.

swanseaboydan

1,762 posts

169 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Whatever floats your boat I suppose . .

Could these guys do a ‘gut removal’ for me ?

Rick101

6,989 posts

156 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Do see the more extreme 'kinks' remarkably commonplace now. It amazes me more so when I see what 20 year olds are up to.

I do find it quite bizarre as it's taken me 20 adult years to get even mildly perverted. When I was age 20 I was wking into a sock eyeballing a Pammy Baywatch poster. I can't understand how young folk even get into this stuff.

Legacywr

12,747 posts

194 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Although described as ‘victims’, as I understand they are will participants?

I remember a news article a few years ago about people going abroad to get limbs amputated… just for the kicks.

Flumpo

4,024 posts

79 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Legacywr said:
Although described as ‘victims’, as I understand they are will participants?

I remember a news article a few years ago about people going abroad to get limbs amputated… just for the kicks.
They won’t be kicking much with only one leg.

darreni

3,949 posts

276 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Got to be a mental health thing surely?

gregs656

11,226 posts

187 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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This will be a Netflix show in 2025.

Somewhatfoolish

4,575 posts

192 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Legacywr said:
Although described as ‘victims’, as I understand they are will participants?

I remember a news article a few years ago about people going abroad to get limbs amputated… just for the kicks.
Either both of the above should be legal (if performed by a doctor, ethically, not some random Norweigan*) or trans surgery should be illegal. I cannot see how logically one is different to the others.

FWIW my own view is they should all be legal, but the other viewpoint is totally understandable.

Allowing just one of them because trans is trendy is nuts.

It's your body. If you want rid of a bit of it for whatever reason, have at it.

*I assume that this is a large part of the problem - amateurs performing surgery. But then we get to a thing of presumably they couldn't find a doctor so had to do it to each other - so why does medical ethics allow trans surgery but not this? Why is one type of dysphoria "better" than others? They seem to be intractable illnesses whose best solution is molding the body to fix the brain.

Legacywr

12,747 posts

194 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Somewhatfoolish said:
Legacywr said:
Although described as ‘victims’, as I understand they are will participants?

I remember a news article a few years ago about people going abroad to get limbs amputated… just for the kicks.
Either both of the above should be legal (if performed by a doctor, ethically, not some random Norweigan*) or trans surgery should be illegal. I cannot see how logically one is different to the others.

FWIW my own view is they should all be legal, but the other viewpoint is totally understandable.

Allowing just one of them because trans is trendy is nuts.

It's your body. If you want rid of a bit of it for whatever reason, have at it.

*I assume that this is a large part of the problem - amateurs performing surgery. But then we get to a thing of presumably they couldn't find a doctor so had to do it to each other - so why does medical ethics allow trans surgery but not this? Why is one type of dysphoria "better" than others? They seem to be intractable illnesses whose best solution is molding the body to fix the brain.
Wine o'clock?

BikeBikeBIke

9,647 posts

121 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Gareth79 said:
Reminds me of "Operation Spanner" which set case law on it the 80s, albeit the activities were extremely mild in comparison (none ever sought medical treatment for the activities). They relied on bare-knuckle boxing case law was that it's not possible to consent to assault:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spanner
Meanwhile you can have your ears pierced or cosmetic surgery.

Gecko1978

10,334 posts

163 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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This was talked about last month in a thread in the lounge it was thr leg freezing that got me

Jamescrs

4,784 posts

71 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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I read this story last night on BBC news, had to read it twice to get my head around who had done what to whom. I can't believe this type of thing is going on, the world really is completely messed up

ZedLeg

12,278 posts

114 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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This is pretty extreme but cosmetic body part removal is probably more common than you'd think.

The first time I heard about it was about 25 years ago in the Body Modification Ezine, a guy got his nipples removed and set in resin so he could wear them in his stretched ears.

It's a weird one, everyone's consenting and aware but you can't have people going round performing surgeries on each other for jollies.

Stick Legs

5,684 posts

171 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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It’s an interesting case.
Ignoring the unpleasant details & looking at the principle;

I’m very much right wing-libertarian minded in that what you do with your own body is no-one else’s business, least of all the Governments, providing you don’t harm anyone else or cause inconvenience injustice or injury to a 3rd party.
A good example of this is recreational drug use.
If you want to grow & smoke cannabis great.
My issue with drugs is more the violence and unpleasant hinterland that plague the supply chain of cocaine.

Similarly if someone wants their partner to bind, beat, pierce & abuse them for pursuit of a sexual thrill providing they don’t end up presenting themselves at A&E and they aren’t doing it in the park I have no issue with it.

In this case the protagonists are very likely to end up requiring the assistance of medical professionals in the short term or long term (I would imagine the ‘buyers remorse’ with having your genitalia removed would be quite the mental health issue). Do I don’t approve on that basis.

As regards the the indecent images of children recovered I do sometimes wonder if there was just a non sexual picture of a child, maybe a family photo, but the Police throw it into the mix to add weight to the offence.

The distortion of truth by association:

https://youtu.be/6iAecAtJVdE

Somewhatfoolish

4,575 posts

192 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Stick Legs said:
It’s an interesting case.
Ignoring the unpleasant details & looking at the principle;

I’m very much right wing-libertarian minded in that what you do with your own body is no-one else’s business, least of all the Governments, providing you don’t harm anyone else or cause inconvenience injustice or injury to a 3rd party.
A good example of this is recreational drug use.
If you want to grow & smoke cannabis great.
My issue with drugs is more the violence and unpleasant hinterland that plague the supply chain of cocaine.

Similarly if someone wants their partner to bind, beat, pierce & abuse them for pursuit of a sexual thrill providing they don’t end up presenting themselves at A&E and they aren’t doing it in the park I have no issue with it.

In this case the protagonists are very likely to end up requiring the assistance of medical professionals in the short term or long term (I would imagine the ‘buyers remorse’ with having your genitalia removed would be quite the mental health issue). Do I don’t approve on that basis.

As regards the the indecent images of children recovered I do sometimes wonder if there was just a non sexual picture of a child, maybe a family photo, but the Police throw it into the mix to add weight to the offence.

The distortion of truth by association:

https://youtu.be/6iAecAtJVdE
If it's caused by genuine dysphoria then they are unlikely to regret it.

Found an interesting article arguing doctors should be permitted to do this: https://www.theguardian.com/science/neurophilosoph...