Young Bionic guys

[aslanglobal]

This is a post to all implanted guys but specifically towards younger ones.
How did you deal with the psychological element of being told you needed an implant?
I can understand guys in their 40s,50,s and 60s being accepting and happy to get an implant
But for those of us who have suffered injuries in our 20's or 30's, this can be tougher. I always have
taken pride in my masculinity and consider myself a man that works to embody the best traits
of traditional masculinity. After this priaprism injury, my dick just never worked the same. It strikes me
at my core. I don't know whether to be embarrassed or to feel fortunate?

In previous eras, I would not have had access to this technology. But also in previous areas, I would not have been given
trazadone and then Trimix, which created serious physical injuries. So I have no idea how to make sense of this.

Someone who was implanted 30 years ago because of an injury as well told me, "just get it done and enjoy your life"

[Nadie123]

I'm just like you ... I save to think about a medium-term implant .... I really want to do it, I don't want more depression, I don't want more thoughts about suicide, I want a partner, I want to have hope in life, I don't have none of the above so if I had the money I would ... ALL OR NOTHING

[FMLFML85]

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[sgarza07]

Full send it... You will not regret it. Just find the right doctor who will listen to you and you body. I just got implanted 8 weeks ago and by far the best decision I have made! ED started about a decade ago for me and now I am 33.

[fade3W]

I developed Peyronies after using trazodone at age 33. I had narrowing, plaque, a 60° curve that made penetration impossible. It sent me down a spiral of depression for about a year. Thought maybe I could just live without sex, but i can’t. It was hurting my marriage. The other surgeries were too risky, an implant probably would have been needed at some point.

My surgeon told me “if I were in your shoes I’d get the implant”. The unnaturalness of it is weird at first, but a woman won’t be able to tell, really. Neither will you. You’ll be as hard as you want for as long as you want. Nothing else to focus on.

After surgery I had a lot of “wtf did I do” thoughts but once I was healed and cleared for sex my life was changed. Confidence is back, no Peyronies, no pain, sex life restored.

A great thing about it is just the feeling of having a bigger flaccid. Huge confidence boost.

[aslanglobal]

Hey guys,
I really appreciate all of these. I can find a lot to relate to in these posts and I'm sure the rest of you can too. I'm encouraged by the mostly very positive responses I see from ya'll. I had pretty bad ED the last 5-6 years, but after my dick had to be drained of blood a few months ago and erections were horrendous, the docs were pretty clear. It's just getting through it. As of now, I'm damaged and alone at 36. Terrible place to be and I just want to change it. At this point, I'm scheduled for surgery and plan on doing it. I cannot keep avoiding intimacy my whole life. I want my life back. 10 years ago, I wouldn't recognize this me at all. So I guess, its just about taking that leap.