pump question. what does it feel like?

[Donkeykong]

Is it movable like a testicle? What makes it feel different from a testicle? Is it a problem if a partner grabs your balls?

[Flounder]

mikol1313; ……..how does the pump feel like in the scrotum after completely being healed? Does it always feel like you have something there.

Nope, it’s become a natural part of me. I don’t feel anything unusual and I don’t think about it while going about my daily activities.

mikol1313; …. When your sitting for example, do you sometimes have to shift because it's uncomfortable.

I occasionally need to adjust for the cylinders. But not for the pump.

mikol1313; …… Is the pump down low at the lowest point of the balls or is it up higher?

My pump sits centered behind the boys and just a wee bit lower. The surgeon tacksed the pump in place and I never had to pull it down. From day 1 it’s always been in, what I consider to be, the perfect place and orientation.

mikol1313; ….While a sex partners might not notice the tubes in the penis, is the pump easily detectable if she handles the scrotum?

Yes. Visually my pump is out of sight and out of mind. But if a partner grabs the scrotum, they are going to feel something harder than testicles.

[dan_bionic]

you don't have to be afraid of the "pump", you it's there but it feels completely normal and you don't think all the time about your implant.
After some time, you just know you could fuck anytime you want and that gives you a real good feeling after having years of ED.
I think when you got your implant, it's time to enjoy your sexual life and forget ED and also forget the pump or the implant.
Dan

[CigareVolant]

You've heard this from others, but the pump is no big deal.

Mine is between and behind my balls, a little more behind the right than the left. I occasionally have adjust because of the pump, but it's about like the balls in that regard, not some special new thing. When I touch with my fingers, it definitely feels different than my balls. Partly that's because it has no sensation like my balls do. It's not sensitive. Maybe also it's because it's harder and smoother, but I'm not sure that another person would squeeze hard enough to be able to feel that difference. So far nobody has commented.

It's not as mobile as my balls. The tubing pretty much holds it in place. Not super stiff, like a stick, but definitely less mobile than the balls.

I'm about two and a half years in, and at this point, the whole thing just feels like "me". I mean, some things are a bit different than before. I'm a shower, not a grower, and Titan cylinders definitely feel a little different, mostly just when fully deflated, but I love my choice and I love my new bionic dick.

[oldbeek]

My testicles are always hiding up in my body the pump is there but idont think about it. very obvious to feel.

[Time2Change]

Is it movable like a testicle? What makes it feel different from a testicle? Is it a problem if a partner grabs your balls?

Yes, it moves.

The pump is harder than a testicle. Half of it is the round pump, and the other half is the more cylinder shaped release valve.

If, by problem you mean will it deflate if your partner grabs your balls, the answer is no. The release valve needs to be pressed purposefully in order to deflate.

[Rider1400]

I’ve asked my wife to purposefully fondle the pump and say what she thought as if she didn’t know what it was. Her answer is upon just rubbing and gently squeezing the whole scrotum that it’s just not hardly noticeable. When she actually tries to single out a single testical she definitely notices it’s something bigger and rock solid compared to a testical and has a blocky top on it but this is only after I asked her to individually separate the pump and feel it on it’s on. Not many women would be that specific if rubbing your balls for stimulation. Obviously if they spent much time there they would notice. Mine is not visually noticeable standing in front of a mirror at all.

[dan_bionic]

After the healing time, you just know you've an implant, otherwise nothing to feel, especially not the pump:

how does the pump feel like in the scrotum after completely being healed?
Does it always feel like you have something there. Are you always aware of it?

f you don't think about your pump, usually you don't feel it

When your sitting for example, do you sometimes have to shift because it's uncomfortable.

no, after the healing perion, yo don't have to shift it or whatever

Is the pump down low at the lowest point of the balls or is it up higher?

That's some different and individual, my pump is located in front of the left testicle

While a sex partners might not notice the tubes in the penis, is the pump easily detectable if she handles the scrotum? I think I would rather not reveal I've done anything.

I had so many different girl and there was not one realized anything, one just said "what a big balls you have"

The pump looks so big in pictures I have seen.

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you don't realize anything, do you?

All the best
Dan

[Alex258]

Hello, I would say I've about 95% given up, on the hope of fixing my ED through all the less invasive treatments known. I believe the only choice I have left is getting an implant but it scares the hell out of me. I've gotten so much great info on this site. One thing that I've looked for but haven't completely seen answered is, how does the pump feel like in the scrotum after completely being healed? Does it always feel like you have something there. Are you always aware of it? When your sitting for example, do you sometimes have to shift because it's uncomfortable. Is the pump down low at the lowest point of the balls or is it up higher? While a sex partners might not notice the tubes in the penis, is the pump easily detectable if she handles the scrotum? I think I would rather not reveal I've done anything. The pump looks so big in pictures I have seen. Any help with these questions would be appreciated.

Two years in Coloplast Titan. Everything takes time in getting used to the implant. The pump isn't even noticed that it's there and overall, my implant feels just like my original. Time and patience is the way. GL to ya.

[nuance]

All these posts are encouraging expect for this one: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=22442 where he was considering getting hit left nut removed to address discomfort.