Postby Lost Sheep » Fri Jul 13, 2018 1:08 am
Silly scenarios aside (including mine), the electric pump contemplated would be no more likely to fail than a heart pacemaker. Operating it with a Smartphone is not necessary. A switch operated by a simple magnet (perhaps worn as a ring on the owner's finger) passed over a switch just under the abdominal or scrotal skin would be reliable, too.
This is an imminently doable solution, if more expensive.
It does have certain undeniable advantages.
1) One does not have to pump up one's scrotum
2) probably do not have to install any devices in the scrotum
3) can be pumped up gradually while one's partner administers foreplay (thereby maintaining the illusion of a natural erection gradually growing-something some women find important)
4) simpler surgery, with no (or smaller) components to be installed in the scrotum
The disadvantages, of course are real.
1) Greater mechanical complexity with concomitant increased likelihood of mechanical failure
2) losing the actuating magnet while erect, however unlikely, would be troublesome
3) likely to be more expensive.
Face it, this would be a step up in convenience
Lost Sheep
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