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Stim dick is a term used for describe the penis shrinking effect that some drugs can have on men
(Lsd,coke,adderal,molly, etc). I wonder what wuold happen taking these drugs with an implant. If someone tried may describe his experience? Did you had penis shrinking, pain, hardening or at least any kind of reduction of the corpus cavernosum elasticy? Did the inflation worked fine?
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Good question!!

Can confirm that it's no longer a problem, no pain, no shrinkage really noticed at all (glands maybe a little, but way less than normal and not in any way painful). Was a bit strange seeing that the first time! Have only actually inflated it on coke and 2cb and no issues there whatsoever, I don't think you'd have a problem on anything else either.

StellarWind wrote:Can confirm that it's no longer a problem, no pain, no shrinkage really noticed at all (glands maybe a little, but way less than normal and not in any way painful). Was a bit strange seeing that the first time! Have only actually inflated it on coke and 2cb and no issues there whatsoever, I don't think you'd have a problem on anything else either.

Great, very happy to know that. May i ask your ED from what come from?

Avoiding "incriminating myself", I've done all that and done it again ("some wrong been done I done it first" - yeah, Frank Zappa)....nothing makes it shrink other than pushing the release buttons. Go have fun....good luck!

Thanks for the info catman. I noticed that you have had 3-4 revisions already. If you don’t mind answering, what size implant did u start with and what size do you have now?

Do you have to get a bigger implant every revision?

Thisworld wrote:Stim dick is a term used for describe the penis shrinking effect that some drugs can have on men
(Lsd,coke,adderal,molly, etc). I wonder what wuold happen taking these drugs with an implant. If someone tried may describe his experience? Did you had penis shrinking, pain, hardening or at least any kind of reduction of the corpus cavernosum elasticy? Did the inflation worked fine?
Thanks

Without his first-hand experience, but this logic (below) I will 100% agree with LMCatman.

The implant is a hydro-mechanical device. It operates completely indempendently of any organic function you may have (whether induced, enhanced or impeded by chemicals). Your testicles may shrink (or even be absent-if you have had an orchidectomy), your spongiosum may engorge or not. Your shaft will be supported by the stiffened implant, which does not depend on arousal or response to arousal to attain its regidityor its length.

Consider the term "whiskey dick" which is when a man is too drunk to get an erection.

I know of no case where any drug (in the short term) akes a penis shorter. And an implant (unaffected by drugs) will maintain length better than natural tissue 24/7. It is oblivious to any chemicals in your bloodstream.

This is not meant in any way to encourage the use of drugs, but I have also heard that s"peed" and other stimulants can induce long-lasting erections. Completely irrelevant to an implant.

The implant is a machine. The implanted man is a cyborg. "A person whose physical abilities are extended beyond normal human limitations by mechanical elements built into the body"

Thisworld wrote:Great, very happy to know that. May i ask your ED from what come from?

Honestly I'm not sure, neither was Dr Eid. He said all the scar tissue and VL could indicate an impact or impacts when I was younger. My best guess is maybe mountain biking or something along those lines as I have had my fair share of nasty crashes.

StellarWind wrote:

Thisworld wrote:Great, very happy to know that. May i ask your ED from what come from?

Honestly I'm not sure, neither was Dr Eid. He said all the scar tissue and VL could indicate an impact or impacts when I was younger. My best guess is maybe mountain biking or something along those lines as I have had my fair share of nasty crashes.

I have heard that bicycle seats, especially the narrow ones on road-racing bikes, are in a good location to compress (and damage) the arteries that supply blood to the corpus cavernosum. Men who spend GREAT amounts of time on bikes are at increased risk over the general casual rider.