Scott424 wrote:Ok, I had my first sex last week. My scar tissue on the incision site (sub coronal) is still hard so can be a little painful if rubbed too hard. When I masturbate I can avoid that issue but was not sure how it would be during sex.
I went to Pattaya to visit some friends and find a willing partner. My first impression came when going down on her, I thought to myself "I can stay here as long as I want and it won't affect my erection". Wow that was such a great thought. After I finished she gave me a blow job and when she stopped she remarked something to the effect that she was impressed how hard I was, even though I am approaching 70 years old.
Intercourse went well but anytime I was close to coming all the way out I was a little concerned since my implant rotates particularly on the right rod. In the end it was not a problem and we went until I was unable to continue as this was my first sex in 6 1/2 years so I am very out of shape for this activity. I only did missionary with her legs in different positions as I did not have the energy to try other positions and wanted to have a completely positive first experience.
I used a condom and I honestly do not know if I have ever cum with a condom on so of course I did not this time. She started to jack me off but the scar tissue got a little tender and so I finished myself off. I know the scar tissue will soften in the months to come so I am not worried about that.
In conclusion it was great to break my Bionic Virginity and I look forward to many more experiences to come or is that cum? I figured out the looseness I have is caused by the rod on the right side, where it goes into the body it moves around, usually to the right which causes my penis to point to the left, but I can easily straighten it and bend it up for storage in my underwear without any tension at all. As long as it continues not to be an issue I will not worry about it. Now if they get the blue tooth pumps in the next few years and I save money I might upgrade to that but I doubt it.
One other thing I am surprised at, is how little of an issue concealment has been. The only things I have not done that might be a little embarrassing is lying on my back on the benches at the gym which would cause my long shirt to bunch up and probably expose the bump in my gym shorts. The second is if I ever have to wear a hospital gown and lay on my back I will be pointing up, I guess I would explain to the doctor/nurses that I have an implant. Tight underwear is the key for me.
Hey Scott, congrats on your first successful use!
I’m glad you’re still having success with concealment. I’m assuming you’re still stowing upwards?
In my case, I’m having the opposite. I stow downwards because it’s what is most comfortable for me, but getting used to being more of a “shower” is a lot more awkward than I thought it would be. Especially with the Rigi10 which wants to point towards 4.5 o clock, even after bending. Compression underwear has been my only solution (and doesn’t work perfectly), but at this stage in my healing can be a bit snug.
