I've had one for years. Just aim it at my face, or whatever, turn it on, and feel a cool breeze. It also has a "sweep" feature that allows it to cool a whole room.

Lucky you! That's how it's *supposed* to go.

My mother was a public school art teacher for decades. At one point in the 1950s she had a teaching partner who took it upon herself to go through all of the school's art books and blank out all naughty bits, no matter how innocuous, with a fat black magic marker. My mother was furious, but apparent...

I know it's early, but the Premature Ejaculation Society (PES) wishes one and all a Happy New Year.

Why bother with a show and tell? All of us are different so the outcome from implant WILL be different. Chatting with a guy on the phone who had one to tell his experience would be a safer avenue. (Wife won't flip out). I agree - when I was exploring the implant, Dr. Kramer referred me to one of hi...

I know my wife would be appalled if I were to suggest such a thing. Forget it - if mama ain't happy ain't nobody happy.

Mine feels no different whether inflated or not. My libido disappeared following a stroke and the implant has never been used.

Your place or theirs? Travel might be uncomfortable. Will you get awkward questions about sitting a lot or walking painfully? I know I would not have been up to it, but everybody's different.

The Titan pump is very stiff initially, but it softens up some over time. Mine is a little stiff still, but I have pumped it up very rarely, maybe for a minute or so once every two or three months since 2008 just to keep things stretched. Others may report more softening with more frequent inflation.

As an old guy (76), I've been virtually abstinent for over 12 years. I can detect no difference at all in my penis - size remains the same, and the implant still works on the rare occasions I inflate it (maybe three or four times a year). Physical exams reveal no issues of any kind. Dr Kramer sugges...