kamlem - 2013-02-03 Whole (2003) is another great documentary on the subject. It feature an elderly gentleman that blew his leg off with a shotgun on purpose because he felt it was not a natural part of his body, and a guy who married a lady who loved hiking and eventually separated because he spent a lot of time artificially strapping up his leg and using crutches to feel normal. I periodically check to see if it has been uploaded to share with poeTV, but no luck as of yet.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0429245/
baleen - 2013-02-03 Whole was great... Best watched with A Hole in the Head, a documentary about people obsessed with trepanning themselves.
dairyqueenlatifah - 2013-02-03 I remember an episode of Jerry Springer years ago where they had a cross dressing guy in a wheelchair with no legs because he cut them off himself, because, according to him, from a young age he didn't want them and hated that he had them.
I can't decide which is weirder; this, or bug chasing.
ashtar. - 2013-02-03 Discussed this fetish in an advanced bioethics class, as a case study in the occasional conflict between patient autonomy and doctor beneficence.
Poll: how should we as a society deal with these people? Is it ethical for medical professionals to assist them?
jangbones - 2013-02-03 I vote for complete compassionate mental health treatment first, and certification by a professional
But its your fuckin body
Jet Bin Fever - 2013-02-04 Brains are fun when they go a little wrong.
