Thank you all for your kindness and advice. Radio radio, THANK YOU for just coming out and saying that my situation sucks. I get SO TIRED of hearing people telling me "you'll be fine", "you'll live to 100", etc. I know they mean well but I also know they say it to reassure themse...

I guess it still stuns me sometimes how far I've fallen in 2-3 short years. In May of 2015, I had it all, comparatively. Then came that first night of ED, followed by diagnosis of castrate-level testosterone, followed by a heart murmur that turned out to be calcific degenerative aortic valve stenosi...

To the OP: Actually, you ARE now the sort of man who COULD cheat on his wife. You just chose not to.

Oh - I've told my story here before, but maybe a sig would be a good idea. Basically I drew a genetic joker and got premature heart disease at the age of 41. Two copies of a bad allele that jacks up my lipoprotein-a to 13 times normal. Oh, and super low testosterone from some other cause. And now pr...

Or WILL it?

https://www.gq.com/story/penis-enlargement-surgery

One side effect of Cialis that experimentation has shown me to be true for me is that the more of it I take, the harder it is for me to orgasm. I currently take 2.5 mg eod, and it's not too hard to cum, but I was originally taking 5 mg per day and then it was like I had to "chase down" eve...

One thing this forum has taught me: ED makes you feel like a "loser", but from what I'm seeing it seems like the only real "losers" are the poor guys who don't seek help. I suffered almost complete ED overnight, probably due to a mix of phenomenally low T, phenomenally high level...

Really great news. Again, I don't need an implant yet, but I'm surely headed that way if I live long enough. It's good to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I'm happy for you, Ali.

You guys are hilarious. Just dropped in here for a quick pick-me-up and this thread did the trick!

Still getting hard on my own (OK, with a little Cialis every other day), but I know what's coming and you guys show me the light shining at the end of the tunnel. That's super important.