Implant and forgetting that you have one?

[LGXDownunder]

I wonder if once he got used to having the ability, Spiderman walks around constantly thinking about shooting thick gooey webs.

I wish I could still shoot thick gooey stuff. Unfortunately PC surgery took that skill away but shooting blanks is not that bad .

[GoodWood]

As others have said, about a month or two in, I realized I was forgetting for longer and longer periods of time. I’m about 8 months post op now and I don’t think of it much at all. I can’t feel the reservoir at all. I rarely notice the pump or cylinders.

My cock works better than it has since I was 20 and sex is amazing. I lost no sensation, no length, and virtually no girth. I love it.

[cbinspok]

At over 4 years now, I forget much of the time, but a different realization happens after a long time, my brain is just so happy at my age im always ready, its a confidence booster.

[ElbowRoom]

I wonder if once he got used to having the ability, Spiderman walks around constantly thinking about shooting thick gooey webs.

I wish I could still shoot thick gooey stuff. Unfortunately PC surgery took that skill away but shooting blanks is not that bad .

But now you have other superpowers!

[Ephi82]

I’m at seven months post surgery. I’d say it feels like a new normal, in that I don’t think about it unless I’m using it!

The new normal means a much larger flaccid size. I need to adjust its position sometimes to sit correctly in my underwear. I do have a more noticeable bulge, which is kind of fun!

The new normal is also unbelievably great sex! I am the best I have ever been at intercourse and my girl loves to have a lover who can bring her to orgasm several times in a session.

I would say that the new normal also comes with a constant awareness that I have a third object in my scrotum. It doesn’t hurt, it’s not sore, but I do know it’s there. I’m thinking this awareness will probably fade as well, but if it doesn’t, it’s no big deal.
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