Hi there! This is a custom video, here is the script. This genre of clips is truly one of my personal favorites to create so I love making these if more are desired for my clip stores. Thank you! Hello, I’m Dr. Alexandra Monroe, and I’d like to welcome you here despite such an unusual circumstance. I know this isn’t the conversation you’d hoped for, but let me walk you through everything in detail—nervous laughter included, though my tone remains anything but unkind. • You arrived at our hospital after a very painful incident: your wife’s kick left you with severe trauma. In fact, both of your testicles were ruptured—a grim injury that now demands prompt and definitive attention. • Based on your examination and the irreversible nature of your injury, my professional recommendation is a bilateral orchiectomy. To be clear, this procedure involves the complete removal of both of your testicles, and it is a permanent solution. • I must admit, I have performed orchiectomies on many patients over the years. I chose to specialize in the removal of men’s testicles because, as a woman, I find it incredibly empowering. Not only do I understand the anatomical intricacies involved, but I also know firsthand how excruciating the pain can be—I’ve even kicked men in the balls before. Now, let me explain the procedure in a step-by-step, descriptive manner: 1. First, I’ll secure your rather long penis by carefully taping it to your abdomen to ensure it doesn’t interfere with the surgery. 2. Next, my eager intern Elizabeth, who is excited to assist with her very first orchiectomy, will delicately shave your scrotum, preparing the area for a sterile operation. 3. I will then inject each of your testicles with lidocaine. Although the term might sound alarming, this numbing injection will ensure that you feel almost nothing when the cutting begins. 4. With precision, I’ll make a small incision into your scrotum and allow your testicles to emerge, almost as if they’re gently tumbling out. 5. Now comes the part I secretly relish: I’ll use a pair of sharp scissors to snip each spermatic cord. You might hear a distinctly loud crunch at this moment—don’t let it startle you; that sound is, admittedly, my favorite part of the procedure. If you feel anxious during this step, I am more than willing to hold your hand. 6. I will then pass your two testicles to Elizabeth, who will promptly send them out to be destroyed. 7. Afterward, I’ll carefully sew up your now empty scrotum and provide you with an icepack to apply to your “empty sack” as you adjust to this new reality. 8. Be prepared for a sensation that might resemble being kicked in the balls every day for about a month—yes, I include a touch of humor to help lighten the mood. 9. Finally, I understand that losing your manhood and coping with a limp erectile response can lead to feelings of depression. I can recommend orchiectomy support groups, where many men find solace and understanding. I also appreciate that some men might feel uneasy with a female doctor performing such an intimate and personal procedure. I’ve had patients who even cried when I explained what needed to be done. To ease any discomfort, I have a small group of female medical students observing the surgery, all of whom have been instructed to remain completely respectful and not to laugh. For full transparency—and to emphasize our differing anatomies—I briefly show you my own unique anatomy, revealing aspects of my vagina and anus. This small display underscores that while I do empathize with your discomfort, my own physiology reminds me that sympathy has its limits. I hope that after this procedure we can develop a special bond, and that each time you glimpse the little white scar on your scrotum, you remember not just the loss, but the remarkable—and somewhat empowering—experience we shared today.