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My Journal by merrix. It is well written and covers nearly 3 years from start to current. He also had failed ligation surgery as you did. He was a little older than you at the time but not much.
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6010&p=97881&hilit=merrix#p97881Unless a woman never touches you and sometimes a woman with fingernail shop claws that is a good idea before scissorhands gets hold of your balls, she will notice you have a pump. Dick itself for the most part feels the same. If a woman/partner feels you up and does not find the pump then she has to be quite dense in which case you either have it made or go insane being around an idiot. If she cares about you and your dick works then all goals are met, right?
Ask yourself what frame of mind you will be in 5-10 years from now if you do nothing? Will you still be able to reach your relationship goals?
Poor blood flow leads to scar tissue growth/fibrosis/calsification. If you do nothing you may risk or limit size and options getting an implant years into the future. The earlier you deal with this, the better chance you have avoiding those issues.
E.D. never gets better. Only worse.
I wish I had known about them and had on years ago. It took me a couple years to wrap my head around something as permanent as an implant but I am glad I did.
I've read here and other forums for years. It seems the people who have the best results are the ones who got an implant when issues began and did not procrastinate for years first.
Nobody can predict what will happen in their life. You could blow $24,000 U.S. on an implant and be run over by a train tomorrow. Likewise, there are some here that had implants last 10 years. I might break mine 15 minutes from now but over the course of 2 years, with few breaks, I've pumped it up 1, 2, 3, rarely 4 times a day for 700+ days. Some say 1-2 times a week or you wear it out to fast. Let me tell you buddy, I didn't get this thing to gather dust!! Hopefully the quality has improved so it lasts 20 years. So what if you do trash it in 10 years? That's 10 years of a better life, right? 10 years they may be more affordable or improved enough to last a lifetime too. (or maybe they recall every one on earth).
The bottom line is you have to ask yourself if you are and are willing to be satisfied with your life as it is now for the rest of your life. It is that simple. Surgery sucks. 3 days after it will hurt like a bitch and you will ask yourself why the hell you put yourself through with this? Honestly, that is the way it is. 2 weeks later you pump it up and say OH YEAH BABY! Cheers man. May the force be with you.