My advice is to not get an implant

[duke_cicero]

Good to see all the nuance, intellectual honesty, and compassion on this forum, lol.

[UpNorth]

Good to see all the nuance, intellectual honesty, and compassion on this forum, lol.

I’m hearing you.
I’m sitting at work doing my share to make the owner richer, thinking darn I’m day 28 I’m going to see if any one wrote about a question I have and I open my FrankTalk to this.
I do understand Mark does need to talk to someone about his anger issues, but darn, good thing I wasn’t drinking a beer I would have spit it out all over the place while laughing.
Anyway I’m 4 weeks post op and love my IPP, what I’m looking for is a thread that someone may be discussing the feeling of pump and tubing swinging while boning their woman or SO. If anyone knows of one send me that way please and thankyou.

[Kodixx]

UpNorth, FWIW I don't feel the pump or tubing during PIV sex. Neither does my wife. If there is any feeling like that its so unobtrusive that it doesn't register with either of us.

- Chuck

what I’m looking for is a thread that someone may be discussing the feeling of pump and tubing swinging while boning their woman or SO. If anyone knows of one send me that way please and thankyou.

[Stevie Reno]

Thank you for all your replies

Many of you do seem satisfied with your decision and I am glad for you

I myself was not that the type of person who should have gotten an implant. I did it for the wrong reasons...mainly loneliness and wanting to date again at 50. I didn't want to be a disappointment or face rejection for having developed ED. I'm sure many of you can relate

Mark,

Thanks for your detailed response. It’s definitely should be seen by all who are considering an implant.

I’m in the very satisfied crowd at this point - just about 6 months in - but I don’t think I can have an honest assessment until about a year. I’m generally pain free at all times and have adjusted to the size of my package. I will sometimes have some discomfort when I sit in my recliner for an extended period but I can just move it to find a comfortable position. When I first began having sex I experienced the loss of sensation that seems to be common…delayed orgasm wasn’t too bad (my wife didn’t like going longer but it did my ego some good) but for the first two months or so I couldn’t tell when I was about to cum. So my orgasms weren’t as strong as before the implant. But that has faded now and I can feel it building and hold it back to maximum the explosion. And the delayed orgasms have also faded. That would bother me if I were younger and had a partner who thrived on intercourse but my wife rarely even achieved an orgasm via intercourse - maybe three time in 20+ years and never before we met. She has always needed to be brought to orgasm before intercourse so we spend 20-30 minutes of intimacy working up to her orgasm. It works for us and I really enjoy being able to penetrate and finish inside or her.


If I could offer some encouragement I would suggest two things:
First, don’t undo or redo the implant for at least 6 months to a year. Physiologically you’re still adjusting so let it get completely “healed” before making any changes.
Second, your issues seem to be driven more by emotional isolation and loneliness which you have linked (almost exclusively) to ED. I strongly encourage you to get a counselor - not to talk about ED but to confront the issue of loneliness and isolation. I’ve used professional counseling before and a good counselor can help you see for yourself the things you sometimes just can’t see by yourself.

Good Luck and hang in there!

Steve

[Mark1974]

Wow a lot of anger here

This is what you posted to BobDobbs you twat.
“ These devices are a prison”
BD is struggling to overcome a difficulty that sounds to be much more severe that your little stubbie “issue”, and what do you do but again vomit out your negativity. He’s seeking guidance and support not shitting in his and everyone else’s cornflakes.
You are an asshole from head to your freakin toes, and that includes your tiny todger too. Fuck you and the pink pony you likely ride you bitch!
You are poison.

I don't see how my pink pony is relevant to my aversion to my implant

[Mark1974]

Thank you for all your replies

Many of you do seem satisfied with your decision and I am glad for you

I myself was not that the type of person who should have gotten an implant. I did it for the wrong reasons...mainly loneliness and wanting to date again at 50. I didn't want to be a disappointment or face rejection for having developed ED. I'm sure many of you can relate

Mark,

Thanks for your detailed response. It’s definitely should be seen by all who are considering an implant.

I’m in the very satisfied crowd at this point - just about 6 months in - but I don’t think I can have an honest assessment until about a year. I’m generally pain free at all times and have adjusted to the size of my package. I will sometimes have some discomfort when I sit in my recliner for an extended period but I can just move it to find a comfortable position. When I first began having sex I experienced the loss of sensation that seems to be common…delayed orgasm wasn’t too bad (my wife didn’t like going longer but it did my ego some good) but for the first two months or so I couldn’t tell when I was about to cum. So my orgasms weren’t as strong as before the implant. But that has faded now and I can feel it building and hold it back to maximum the explosion. And the delayed orgasms have also faded. That would bother me if I were younger and had a partner who thrived on intercourse but my wife rarely even achieved an orgasm via intercourse - maybe three time in 20+ years and never before we met. She has always needed to be brought to orgasm before intercourse so we spend 20-30 minutes of intimacy working up to her orgasm. It works for us and I really enjoy being able to penetrate and finish inside or her.


If I could offer some encouragement I would suggest two things:
First, don’t undo or redo the implant for at least 6 months to a year. Physiologically you’re still adjusting so let it get completely “healed” before making any changes.
Second, your issues seem to be driven more by emotional isolation and loneliness which you have linked (almost exclusively) to ED. I strongly encourage you to get a counselor - not to talk about ED but to confront the issue of loneliness and isolation. I’ve used professional counseling before and a good counselor can help you see for yourself the things you sometimes just can’t see by yourself.

Good Luck and hang in there!

Steve

Thanks for the thoughtful response.

After being implanted I realized there other things more precious to me like natural erogenous sensations, aesthetics, nerve sensitivity...I became so fixated on losing the hardness of the shaft it blinded me to the complexity of our reproductive systems and the sacrifice I was making by jamming crude rods into my penis

I mean, look at the situation objectively and not just through the lens of shame that ED brings on men. We've destroyed much of what was left of natural arousal to mechanically lift up our penises. It is no small trade off