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Do you tell your new partners that you're using injections or do you try to hide it for as long as possible? Let's hear your stories!

I'm not sure there is a firm answer here. If this is a serious loving relationship, I should think it might be in your best interests to discuss the situation with your partner in the same way the two of you are honest with each other in other scenarios. On the other hand if this is a casual relationship for the sake of sexual satisfaction only, you might not share such info. However, in either instance if you are secretive about it, it's not going to take long until you will have to share the info. After all, spontaneous sex is just that and if you want an erection, you have to inject....any sexual partner will want to know why you have to interrupt the session. It's much different from preparing yourself by popping a little blue pill in preparation. Let your conscience be your guide!

Ahappigui wrote:I'm not sure there is a firm answer here. If this is a serious loving relationship, I should think it might be in your best interests to discuss the situation with your partner in the same way the two of you are honest with each other in other scenarios. On the other hand if this is a casual relationship for the sake of sexual satisfaction only, you might not share such info. However, in either instance if you are secretive about it, it's not going to take long until you will have to share the info. After all, spontaneous sex is just that and if you want an erection, you have to inject....any sexual partner will want to know why you have to interrupt the session. It's much different from preparing yourself by popping a little blue pill in preparation. Let your conscience be your guide!

I think either way you should not say anything until after your first time. That way you can prove that you are able to sexually satisfy her, then tell her, you have to be honest or WHEN she finds out she's gunna be pissed.

Ahappigui wrote:I'm not sure there is a firm answer here. If this is a serious loving relationship, I should think it might be in your best interests to discuss the situation with your partner in the same way the two of you are honest with each other in other scenarios. On the other hand if this is a casual relationship for the sake of sexual satisfaction only, you might not share such info. However, in either instance if you are secretive about it, it's not going to take long until you will have to share the info. After all, spontaneous sex is just that and if you want an erection, you have to inject....any sexual partner will want to know why you have to interrupt the session. It's much different from preparing yourself by popping a little blue pill in preparation. Let your conscience be your guide!

I guess ED and injections steers one towards more stable long-term relationships, right? We have to admit this subject is more awkward when having casual sex.

You have nothing to hide. That big dick will say volumes>>>don't keep it a secret<<<

What woman would not want a dick that will stay hard 2+ hours?

fordman44 wrote:What woman would not want a dick that will stay hard 2+ hours?

This says it all, courtesy of Fordman44! I mean, would she rather have a guy who could not get hard, one who popped in two minutes and was spint, or one who could satisfy her for two hours plus? Frankly, I think single guys fret unnecessarily about this.

If I were a mature single guy I'd tell my date that, "Hey, I take an ED drug that I apply right to my penis. I'm going to step into the bathroom for about 5 minutes. I'll be right back with a rock hard cock!"

Trust me, if she is hot, wet and ready to go, your quick trip to inject isn't going to change a thing. And frankly, she is going to be amazed!

fordman44 wrote:What woman would not want a dick that will stay hard 2+ hours?

I agree. When I was dating, I would not tell them until after the first sexual encounter. Always a little tricky on when to excuse yourself for injection, but it always worked okay for me.

Unfortunately I also have so called "soft glans" so it's unlikely Caverject will restore my dick to its former glory, as I've read it usually does not work on the glans in these cases.

Still, I'm excited about getting my first shot next wednesday! It will be during an eco-doppler not for sex, but I will probably get the prescription very soon.

At the moment I'm in a stable relationship and my girlfriend knows about it so I'm fine!

wellick wrote:Unfortunately I also have so called "soft glans" so it's unlikely Caverject will restore my dick to its former glory, as I've read it usually does not work on the glans in these cases.

Still, I'm excited about getting my first shot next wednesday! It will be during an eco-doppler not for sex, but I will probably get the prescription very soon.

At the moment I'm in a stable relationship and my girlfriend knows about it so I'm fine!

Use a constriction band right after injecting...it may help firm up the glans.