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Vasectomy doesn't change anything wrt horniness etc. Removing testicles isn't possible, you need testosterone to live healthily. Unless you take estrogen to compensate, but that's another matter. It would help with horniness though. Some SSRIs could work too.
Honestly, I wouldn't even think of using any meds or going for an operation, but because of how there are just things that make me horny all over the internet, I can't control myself. Horny posting is everywhere, and I can't even filter it out properly.
I know I probably can't be ever happy, but I just dont wanna be horny anymore.
One of the most common side effects of SSRIs is not getting horny anymore, to the point of sexual dysfunction. Yet for many people this is a trade-off they want to make for not being depressed. For you it could be win-win.
Talk to your doctor, get a psychiatrist. It's worth it.
I'll take a look at that. Thanks.