goose1235 wrote:Thanks everyone. My main worry is whether it impacts penetration length and comfort. I do feel those tubes along the side of the shaft, but they are now soft enough to be a minor nuisance at best. Nothing I can do about it. Still early, still much to be desired, but I think it really is the mental part, being quite young. Better to let go, as Buddhists preach.
Brother, I hear ya on the mental part. It’s tough.
I’ve never heard of anyone complaining about tubing impacting penetration length.
This is the schpiel I give a lot: straight guys have really only ever played with one dick: our own. So we have very definitive feelings about what a dick is “supposed to” feel like. But straight women and gay men have played with a bunch of them, and have a more expansive experience of what is normal. Guys can get hung up on this thing or that thing, but the reality is that your partners will likely notice nothing “wrong” about you.
What they likely will notice is that you can fuck them hard for as long as they want. But they ain’t gonna complain about that.
You are just on the cusp of putting your guy to use, if you haven’t already. Your dick will continue to improve over the months to come.
You have the right attitude: don’t worry about it. It’s gonna be fine in the long run.
Congrats on taking the step to fix things. If I could go back to 27 and get an implant, that’s what I’d do. But I missed out on the 23 years it took me from then until I got it done.
