3 weeks w/ Titan mostly regret

[lasthope2.0]

Lawrence13,
First of all, I applaud you for being brutally honest and sharing how you feel.

You've chosen the best treatment for ED, and you're with the most experienced surgeon in the field. You're set up for success from the get-go.

I agree, it's not without some drawbacks, but you're still in the best place to be.

If there are problems, you'll still be in the best hands to have them addressed surgically.

honking this loud duck horn

I fucking did this literally during my work meeting today and it might have made it into the recording. Let’s take it as a sign that the pump is working as designed

Please relax. Have a laugh, and it will only get better after you recover. I’m also in the first month of recovery from an elective revision and going through conflicting thoughts.

Let’s not forget to have fun along the way. Three months from now we will be glad we did this.

[duke_cicero]

Lawrence13,
First of all, I applaud you for being brutally honest and sharing how you feel.

You've chosen the best treatment for ED, and you're with the most experienced surgeon in the field. You're set up for success from the get-go.

I agree, it's not without some drawbacks, but you're still in the best place to be.

If there are problems, you'll still be in the best hands to have them addressed surgically.

honking this loud duck horn

I fucking did this literally during my work meeting today and it might have made it into the recording. Let’s take it as a sign that the pump is working as designed

Please relax. Have a laugh, and it will only get better after you recover. I’m also in the first month of recovery from an elective revision and going through conflicting thoughts.

Let’s not forget to have fun along the way. Three months from now we will be glad we did this.

LastHope I was so confused for a second, lol, then I remembered that you're IPP now! I was seriously scratching my head....

[lasthope2.0]

Lawrence13,
First of all, I applaud you for being brutally honest and sharing how you feel.

You've chosen the best treatment for ED, and you're with the most experienced surgeon in the field. You're set up for success from the get-go.

I agree, it's not without some drawbacks, but you're still in the best place to be.

If there are problems, you'll still be in the best hands to have them addressed surgically.

honking this loud duck horn

I fucking did this literally during my work meeting today and it might have made it into the recording. Let’s take it as a sign that the pump is working as designed

Please relax. Have a laugh, and it will only get better after you recover. I’m also in the first month of recovery from an elective revision and going through conflicting thoughts.

Let’s not forget to have fun along the way. Three months from now we will be glad we did this.

LastHope I was so confused for a second, lol, then I remembered that you're IPP now! I was seriously scratching my head....

I don’t blame you Duke. These days I wake up looking for my MPP dick and realize I’m with IPP

[Franklin22]

I actually sympathize with you. I’m not too much older than you and was single like you. Unfortunately, you’re going to have go get used to making some concessions. As there is a price to pay to be able to have a hard dick on demand whenever you want. It took me about 4 months to get back to my pre op size.
And what no one will tell you on this site or is ever talked about is the fact that the flaccid especially in the first year is too much. You feel like you are constantly trying to hide your dick. If you’re not hiding your dick, you are protecting it. In my case, dogs jump on it laying in bed, kids run up and hit it by accident. The worst part about it all is I live in the south and spend most my weekends during the summer on the beach, pool, or on the river. It fucking sucks trying to conceal this thing whether you’re laying out, or getting out of a pool. You can no longer just wear a swimsuit in public, you pretty much have to wear tight underwear underneath. And I’m not gonna listen to argument about just be a shower and be proud of it. Thats ridiculous.

All that being said, I’m still glad I did it. I have amazing sex. Something I’ve never had before.

My advice: your dick is going to be completely normal to women when pumped up so don’t worry what it feels like. They love it.
Don’t worry about the noise, just pump up right before. They never know.
As far as concealment, find you a good jock strap. It’s not nearly as free or as comfortable as previous life, but it’s the trade off.


Good luck

[Lawrence13]

Lawrence13,
First of all, I applaud you for being brutally honest and sharing how you feel.

You've chosen the best treatment for ED, and you're with the most experienced surgeon in the field. You're set up for success from the get-go.

I agree, it's not without some drawbacks, but you're still in the best place to be.

If there are problems, you'll still be in the best hands to have them addressed surgically.

honking this loud duck horn

I fucking did this literally during my work meeting today and it might have made it into the recording. Let’s take it as a sign that the pump is working as designed

Please relax. Have a laugh, and it will only get better after you recover. I’m also in the first month of recovery from an elective revision and going through conflicting thoughts.

Let’s not forget to have fun along the way. Three months from now we will be glad we did this.

I appreciate you man. Yeah it’s been far and few between laughs yet. But honestly that’s because I’ve been under duress/ stress for months. Here I am 3 weeks post opp feeling like I made a mistake ( even though my situation pre op was not good) just haven’t felt any wins yet. Coming off a brutal few days where things seemed to be moving backwards. It’s just a lot.

I want this thing to work out. I want to feel good again. I want to feel comfortable in my own skin again. It’s just brutal right now. Patience has been tough to come by.

[GoodWood]

It’s early early early days. Hang in there. So much changes so quickly in the first few months. This too shall pass.