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I've search this site for this answer, but nothing. I'm very much a grower, going from 'turtle size' to 6.5 inches (according to my VED Bathmate-7 Wide).

Question. Pretend I have the surgery and it goes well. Will I feel the tubes say three / four / five months after the procedure? Will I feel them forever? Ideally, I would like it to feel just as if it's not there. However, with the forced constant stretching, I am concerned.

--Tokyo

I have implant. Yes you can feel the pump and the tube going up. But not when you are pumped up. You will just feel the pump. But it has not been a problem for me. It's just the new you. Gary

Let’s face it, it is not nature’s penis but it’s a remarkable likeness and is extremely effective. What more could a man stricken with hopeless ED want? Just my view.

It will become a part of you and you won’t even really think about that much,or at least I don’t!

No. I was a grower, too. Now I have a locker room dick. I've never felt any stretch in the flaccid state, even right after I got the implant. I consider it a bonus not to have to shield my dick from view so much at the urinal anymore.

Tokyo I will 2nd Robo, it will be a part of you and the things you feel in your balls will be not a big deal and havine a shower is marvelous for us super growers. No more tiny dick at the urinal. My Lgx is very natural feeling and behaves with out disappointing.

cbinspok wrote:Tokyo I will 2nd Robo, it will be a part of you and the things you feel in your balls will be not a big deal and havine a shower is marvelous for us super growers. No more tiny dick at the urinal. My Lgx is very natural feeling and behaves with out disappointing.

Thank you all for your replies.



--Tokyo

Never was much of a shower, but after RP, I had to dig it out of my belly and I am thin. Always was 6 in hard, 2 in soft. Now 4 years after IPP dam 6 hard 5 soft. I like it. It hangs very nicely. Today i had a hip replacement. In a room full of recovery nurses I had to pee in a urinal while on my side. Nice to be able to lay it over in the urinal and NOT pee all over my bed and self. The question: no it is not painful.

Off topic here, but good luck with the hip replacement.
I want to hear about you hunting birds with the dogs later this year.

tomas1 wrote:Off topic here, but good luck with the hip replacement.
I want to hear about you hunting birds with the dogs later this year.

I have a new pup coming about June 8th. She will be out of champion NSTRA.org stock. both parents are rockets in the field. Hope I can keep up with her.