Oh, wow, thanks for these directions @Lost Sheep! My first sign of potential injury was edema. I pumped up a bit too enthusiastically and got an alarming swelling that looked like a big blister. I researched and found out what it was and that it was not serious if not severe. I laid off pumping for ...

Hey @Spontaneous1, thanks for sharing your symptoms. So Hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's Disease, and low-ish Testosterone. It must be one of those things that's causing the sensitivity problems. The good thing is that you probably haven't altered your neurochemistry permanently as I did with the SSRIs. ...

Haha, good one! Will be sharing it with a few of my buds for laughs.

A quick question. Is there a safe way to use those devices? I've seen a few guys mentioning that they injured themselves with VEDs which is kind of throwing me off, that is unless I know how I could use them safely.

I had that problem all my life and solved it without even intending to do so. Basically what happened is that I had unrelated issues which resulted in me taking Citalopram (SSRI) for a few months. It must have permanently altered my biochemistry because a few months after I stopped taking the drug I...

Hey @Spontaneous1, could you share your symptoms? Did you use the cream for Peyronie's Disease or for other purposes? I see that you've only mentioned sensitivity problems. In theory if they weren't caused by Peyronie's the cream could be less effective. I guess it would depend on the cause. Many co...

I agree with the guys above. Avoid jelqing if you don't want to injure your penis and develop Peyronie's Disease. Take me as a cautionary tale. Only two weeks of jelqing were enough to injure my penis, possibly irreversibly for all I know. Note that I wasn't reckless with the exercises at all too. I...

I'd recommend to avoid injections unless you're willing to run the risk of developing Peyronie's Disease. Trust me, you don't want to add this to the list of things to fix. Control over anxiety is all that's needed. You said it man, you need calm and long foreplay. That should be the norm. Guys need...

I had to take Citalopram (it's an SSRI) just for a few months and it permanently altered my premature ejaculation. It actually fixed it completely, to the point of going reverse. After that I had difficulties finishing, which I have to admit was happy about at the time as it allowed me to have hour ...