I've seen alot of posts from men who were using TRI-MIX for years and never developing a tolerance or degraded results....but that was not my experience. I started on the weakest BI-MIX 3 years ago and got 5 hour erections; I'm now using the strongest TRI-MIX and QUAD-MIX available for 30 minute par...

When I was young (and obsessed with sex) I learned various psychological and physical “Hacks” to get my refractory time down, and would have sex for many hours on end. This extended to my solo sex life as well. If I were sick and bedridden, or having a bout of insomnia, I would masturbate for “hours...

I'm sure many people have wondered this, and perhaps there is a really good epidermic answer....but how come a young flat chested woman, with taunt tight skin, can go into a plastic surgeons office and literally look at a catalog and choose whether she wants to be a C, D, DD or DDD cup, but in the w...

thanks ED2013. My surgeon is Dr. Irwin Goldstein, and he has stated that the scar tissue at the base will be the greatest challenge, and they will likely need to "bore thru it" with some kind of drill in order to get the implant into the body cavity to where the back is attached. So much o...

UPDATE: I'm finally getting the hang of both devices. I have worked up to about 90 minutes traction a day and 1 or 2 pumps a day vacuum (@ 7min per pump). some days i still do nothing though. To anyone following and attempts this, I would say be patient as there is a "learning curve". CRAW...

I just reread this post and really like Xomanow's suggestion of using hydrocele as the surgery excuse. Telling people that its "none of their business", will create a great deal of mystique, and hernia is to routine of an operation, so many people would not consider this a subject that nee...

Update: I've now been doing traction and VED for a couple of weeks. (Penimaster and SomAErect) I have only worked up to VED about 5 times a week for @ 7 minutes and traction about 5 times a week @ 2 hours. With traction, I do notice for several hours afterwards, the plaque seem softer and less ridge...

thank you everyone. ......DougAnd: your analysis makes perfect sense.

Thank you everyone. These explanations all make sense.

Thanks Greg. So what are the trees? Are there bones or cartilage that the base is wedged into? It can't just be flesh. (can it?)