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“The Adjudikator – The Book” by Aunt Cassie

[This is a continuation of “The Adjudikator – Up in the Attic”]

Megan was a cute, popular girl and still a virgin. She had French kissed a couple times on dates but was eager to learn more. On one occassion, she and her girlfriends had organized a pajama party and invited a cute boy to sneak in. They all took turns shyly touching and feeling his throbbing privates and then he showed them how a boy masturbates. So she was very inqusitive about everything to do with sex including castration.

Later that same night she and her mom had visited her grandmother’s attic, Megan went to bed wearing only a cotton mini-t-shirt and satiny panties. She snuggled down into her soft, warm, sweetly fragrant bed and cuddled her sad-eyed panda bear stuffed animal. Although Megan is a teen she still clings to some of her childhood habits.

She reaches over to her nightstand and picks up the funny little antique book about the Adjudikator contraption that she and her mom had found in the attic. Megan reads the book slowly to savor it. It takes a week of nightly readings to finish it. As she reads it she finds that certain parts in the book make her nipples stiffen and her clit tingle and throb. So much of the content is sexually suggestive and arousing that she wonders if the book wasn’t intended more as pornography than standard reportage.

The following sections summarize the contents of the book.

General Description

It has a green-cloth-bound cover. The title on the spine is printed in gold lettering. It is 250 pages long and was published in 1872. It contains photos and diagrams. All the pages are covered with light brown spots called foxing. The title is “Aunt Lydia’s Adjudikator” and the sub-title is ” An Instrument of Women’s Justice”.

Introduction

In the interests of brevity Adj is used to abbreviate Adjudikator.

The introduction tells what the book is about and how the author came to write it.

The book is about the Adj, a small, manually-operated mechanical device designed to facilitate the safe and effective castration of men. The Adj was designed so that it could be operated without any need for medical training.

The Adj was sold via the standard mail-order catalogs of the day. It sold well and soon became a popular sensation all across the country.

The Adj was invented, manufactured and sold by a women calling herself ‘Aunt Lydia’.

The philosophy behind the Adj was that it was to be used for moral correction, temperament improvement and above all, Women’s Justice.

The author is a young reporter working at a big Boston newspaper and he was given the assignment to do a story on the Adj and it’s inventor.

The author travels out to a small town west of Boston, Gideon’s Hill, where the Adj workshop is located. He meets Aunt Lydia and is given a tour of the workshop.

One small room in the workshop building is an archive containing newspaper articles, letters, reports and testimonials about the Adj gathered from all over the country. The author realized that this material could be used to write a book about the Adj and its inventor.

Aunt Lydia loves the idea of a book and gives the author permission to use the archive and also she agrees to grant him a series of interviews for the book.

As he works on the book the author finds himself drawn more and more deeply into the world of Aunt Lydia and her invention.

Chapter One

This chapter tells of Aunt Lydia’s family background and upbringing and of factors that contributed to inspiring Aunt Lydia to develop the Adj.

She came from an old, well-established, affluent family. The family home was a beautiful Back Bay townhouse. Her family were well-respected community leaders, very upright and moral.

Growing up, Aunt Lydia was a very unladylike tomboy. She was very bright and dynamic. Her father was an eminent physician so she was thoroughly familiar with male and female reproductive biology.

As a young teen Lydia notes how men dominate and exploit women and she also notes the satyr-like way men view girls and women as objects of sexual pursuit. She knew instinctively that she would never tolerate men treating her in those ways.

Later, in college she specializes in mechanical engineering.

Chapter Two

This chapter tells of the inspiration for the invention of the Adj.

As a young adult, Aunt Lydia obtains a position as a mechanical engineer whose job it is to design and improve the machines used by a large food processing concern.

In her private life, Aunt Lydia enjoys socializing with a circle of like-minded lady friends. They are all very upper-class and dominant. They like to play dominant sex games with their male servants and a few other willing young males.

One of these women invents a special milking box. A male is placed in it so that only his buttocks and genitals protrude from a large opening. Then his genitals can be manually toyed with at leisure by the ladies for their amusement.

One servant, Jacob, is very quiet and submissive. The ladies learn that he had lost his testicles as a result of a kick from a horse. They also notice that his oral skills applied to quim and bottom hole are far superior to intact males. In fact, they find Jacob to be the perfect sex toy, servant and companion.

This causes the ladies to wonder if more men could made to be like Jacob. They begin to consider campaigning for castration as an integral part of Women’s Rights. But they are disappointed when one of their group, a surgical nurse, points out that the idea is impractical since performing a castration requires medical training.

As a solution to the problem Aunt Lydia proposes the invention of a mechanical device as a way to allow women to castrate without any training. Her idea is met with unanimous approval and pledges of support.

Chapter Three

This chapter tells of perfecting the design of the Adj, organizing its manufacture and finding ways to sell them.

When it came to sales, Aunt Lydia was totally adamant and inflexible about her policy that Adjs were only to be sold to women.

When asked if test subjects were used during the development of the Adj Aunt Lydia admits that test subjects were used but declined to give further details.

Chapter Four

This chapter tells of the various responses to the Adj in the eastern part of the country.

It’s introduction in the urban areas of the Northeast resulted in an uproar. Many women advocated and championed it. Many men denounced it as dangerous and inhumane. The controversy was basically a stalemate. The chief result was that women practitioners had to be careful and discreet in their employment of the device.

Aunt Lydia herself comes forward to make a very public speech advocating Adjs for preventive use. She is quoted as saying: “The world would be a better place if more men would just bow their head and surrender their manhood to Women’s Justice!”

This controversy turned out to be excellent advertising for the device and sales increased markedly.

The reception in some of the smaller towns in the Northeast was more positive. In some towns there were serious proposals in favor of incorporating its use into the local penal code.

The more sparsely populated Southeast had a fairly relaxed attitude about the Adj. Women were allowed to use the device as they saw fit.

Chapter Five

This chapter tells of how people living in the frontier territories out West reacted to the Adj.

Adjs proved to be very popular out West, it fit in quite well with the rough-and-ready frontier justice that prevailed. In fact, it became ‘one of the ways the West was tamed’.

Many towns had lady judges and they welcomed the Adj as a great addition to their tools for dispensing justice and keeping the peace. It became one of the most common sentences handed out. The judges found it very gratifying to be able to go directly from pronouncing sentence to carrying out the Adj sentence themselves in a back room immediately after.

Many saloons were owned by women and these saloons always had a special back room equipped with an Adj ready to take care of customers that were drunk and disorderly, rude to women or just plain nuisances.

However, ownership of Adjs by women for personal use was relatively rare.

Due to the lack of medical supplies out West it became common to use two small lumps of black pitch to seal the wounds left by an Adj. As a result, men in the frontier territories would jokingly insult each other by saying they had noticed black pitch stains in the other guy’s underdrawers.

Chapter Six

This chapter tells of the private and highly exclusive sex clubs that sprang up in the Northeast inspired by the Adj.

At club meetings the women are fully dressed in prim-and-proper fashion while the men are stark naked.

Action at the clubs consisted in the women employing various methods to sexually torture and humiliate the men.

Each club owned its own Adj and the male members were frequently threatened with being forced to submit to it but the threats were never carried out. Some lady club members owned their own Adjs and did not hesitate to use them for the purpose they were intended.

Aunt Lydia was initially shocked when she learned of these clubs but soon came to embrace them wholeheartedly. On one occasion she was invited to address a club meeting as a guest speaker. During Q&A she was asked about the unusual loyalty and devotion shown by newly castrated eunuchs and she responded by saying, “Once you take a male’s sex glands he is yours forever.”

Chapter Seven

This chapter gives a first person account by the author of his interest and experience with the Adj and its inventor.

When the author first meets Aunt Lydia he is struck by her great dignity and presence. She seems much older but he then realizes she is really only a few years older than himself.

She is very kind and gracious to him while he is working on the book. On more than one occasion she invited him to dine with her at her home, a grand old Victorian mansion.

One night, after a long day of working in the archives he breaks down and begs and pleads with Aunt Lydia to use the Adj on him. She laughed and said, “No, you’re much too young and it would be cruel to send you back to your big-city life a sexless eunuch.”

On his last day in Gideon’s Hill before returning to Boston, as he was getting ready to leave she looked at him with a twinkle and a warm smile and said that maybe someday they would meet again. He knew when he left that day that her memory would stay with him for years to come.

Appendix

This section contains detailed diagrams and specifications for the design, operation and construction of the device.

Photo Section

The photo section in the middle of the book has photos of Aunt Lydia, an Adj, the factory, Aunt Lydia’s current home and the author.

Newspaper Clipping

A folded piece of yellowed newspaper is stuck in the back of the book. It tells of Aunt Lydia selling her business in 1884 after selling many thousands of Adjs. She decides to abandon the cold Yankee Northland and retire, with a considerable fortune, to a secluded estate located in the warm, welcoming Southland. In addition to her customary social activities with various lady friends, she surrounds herself with a small staff of male servants and admirers, all of them eunuchs, each one of whom she proudly admits she castrated herself. Included in this group is the author of the book that was written about her and her invention.

15 replies on ““The Adjudikator – The Book” by Aunt Cassie”

I already love this “Adjudikator”-stories. I think it has much potential for more exciting tellings. How about describing a very old report of a rebel man (maybe a molester) who was sentenced to lose his balls this way by one of those described lady judges?

The Adjudikator story was the most difficult story I ever wrote.
Most of my stories lately have been “world building” because there are only so many ways you can describe a castration before it becomes repetitive.
If you feel inspired to write a fantasy located in the Adjudikator world please do so and I will consider posting it.

I would love to write a fantasy but wouldn’t be able to do it properly as I’m not a native English speaker 🙁

You could write it in your own language and then I could put it through a translation tool.
If it’s good enough I’d clean up the translation and post it.

I gave it a try and wrote something in English. Where should I post it to? it’s a .doc-file

Yeah, I relate with “there are only so many ways you can describe a castration before it becomes repetitive” very much.

And I think that the key is to focus on other things for a while, like here with the world building.

Here’s the beginng of my story. It’s about a guy who lived in the old “Adjudikator”-times and the telling starts with his coming-of-age years.
If you like it, I will write more, describing his later teen years and his adulthood. I already have some ideas in mind.

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Very impressive, Justus. You’re actually quite an accomplished story writer. I can’t believe that this is a first effort.
Your punctuation is better than mine. Your English is also excellent, this story would require very little editing.

Unfortunately, this story features underage children in sexual situations so I can’t post it.
You should post it over at the Eunuch Archive. It would be totally acceptable there.

Thanks for your kind feedback! I should have known about the no-minor policy but the story is what it is, a biography from childhood to adulthood. However, I fully accept your decision as I know publishing those kind of stories with minors involved is a bit delicate.

Donnu if I’d post it on the Eunuch Archive as it is based on your stuff and wouldn’t make sense as a stand-alone story.

The story itself was pretty banal and cliched as well.
And I find your claim about being a rank amateur at writing stories to be more than a little disingenuous.

Wow. Great story, I really enjoy it. The characters from the first part and their attitude to castration, as well as the backstory from this story make such a good atmosphere.

But I have a question: Is there a specific reason why the Adjudikator was used mostly in back rooms? Wouldn’t judges like to publicly display the justice being performed?

The Adjudikator is a low-profile item, like a smaller version of a Foosball table, with cranks and levers on the side. Using it in action doesn’t present much of a spectacle.

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