DougAnd wrote:Larry10625 wrote:edwardl007 wrote:As the post title says, my ability to orgasm is more important than my ability to fuck – or to get hard. Have some who have had successful implants find they cannot orgasm? Have botched operations left guys without the ability to masturbate to orgasm?
Good morning Ed;
Before the implant, I had pretty bad premature ejaculation, after, I take around 1/2 hour and it is more powerful than ever before. Sometimes I even get a little light-headed. Hope this answers your question.
Larry
Larry,
If you're that long in the saddle you have the stamina of a race horse,
Most horse races (under 5 furlongs) are over in less than 2 minutes.
Truth be told, I am coming up on being able to stay erect and stroking inside my lover for 30 minutes. The trick is to slow down before I get too tired or my legs cramp. Other times, we can use positions that are less taxing on both of us. There is one where I have been able to stay inside her and we have both been able to nod off and continue coitus after we wake up. NO WAY I could do that before my implant!!!.
In any event (getting back to the thread subject), sometimes I cannot cum. But I don't think of that as ruining anything (she does, but I don't). I do orgasm/cum often enough to keep me satisfied and if I don't, I figure my body just did not need to have my "pipes cleaned" that time around. But the times I do not cum are getting fewer and fewer as time since the implant passes.
So, the takeaway for edwardl007 is that, after the trauma of the implant, your penis nerves might be jangled for a while. Months or maybe a year or two. But they can recover more often than not.
But orgasm with a stiff penis (I can tell you from my own experience) is far superior to one with a limp penis. And I opine that if I had let my E.D. continue to completion, "limp-penis orgasms" might well have been impossible. I think stimulation on a limp penis would not have been able to produce enough sensation to "get the job done". (Stroking on a stiff penis produces a lot more sensation than stroking on a limp one, in my experience.)
If edwardl007 skips implant or chemical solutions (I don't think V.E.D. erections will be satisfactory) to get erections and finds inability to get an erection eventually leads to inability to orgasm, he might REALLY regret not taking the leap now (or at least embarking on a course of Viagra/Levitra/whatever). An implant at that late date would probably resolve the problem, but long-term E.D. very often leads to shorter length which means shorter strokes. So, even if coital sex is not the goal, masturbatory sex might be compromised.