In Jain Dharma, you should not cut off your genitals to show devotion.

That would be violence against your own body, and Jainism does not teach self-mutilation as a religious practice. True dedication in Jain Dharma is shown through:

• Ahimsa — non-violence
• Brahmacharya — self-control and purity
• Aparigraha — non-attachment
• Tapas — discipline, fasting, and restraint done properly

If you are feeling pressure, guilt, or confusion about your body or identity, please do not harm yourself. Speak to a trusted Jain monk, nun, family elder, or a mental health professional right away.

If you might act on this urge soon, seek immediate emergency help now or go to the nearest hospital / call local emergency services.

Your body is not something to mutilate for Dharma. In Jainism, discipline is practiced through control of passions, not injury to the body.