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Anyone have trouble using public toilets after implant? I usually just wipe the seat and sit. Now I have to watch dragging the bowl because of extra length. Even years later I still forget sometimes. Tried sitting farther back. Good idea right? Wrong. Felt something strange looked back and had dropped a load on the lid What a mess. Anyway just wondering if I am the only one with this issue.

You are not alone Brother!

Face the other way....

68CatFan wrote:Face the other way....

Now that is a Great idea. Thanks

DougAnd wrote:Anyone have trouble using public toilets after implant? I usually just wipe the seat and sit. Now I have to watch dragging the bowl because of extra length. Even years later I still forget sometimes. Tried sitting farther back. Good idea right? Wrong. Felt something strange looked back and had dropped a load on the lid What a mess. Anyway just wondering if I am the only one with this issue.

Reminds me of a joke:
Two guys peeing off a bridge, one says, "Boy! That water is cold!!" The other replied back, "Yeah, and it's deep too!"

Waynetho wrote:

DougAnd wrote:Anyone have trouble using public toilets after implant? I usually just wipe the seat and sit. Now I have to watch dragging the bowl because of extra length. Even years later I still forget sometimes. Tried sitting farther back. Good idea right? Wrong. Felt something strange looked back and had dropped a load on the lid What a mess. Anyway just wondering if I am the only one with this issue.

Reminds me of a joke:
Two guys peeing off a bridge, one says, "Boy! That water is cold!!" The other replied back, "Yeah, and it's deep too!"

LMAO!!!

As a non implanted brother I can only attest to soaking my low hangers constantly.

Not implanted but prior to RP I had that issue with some toilets. I learned to keep a finger at the base of my dick, putting some stretch on my skin to keep it pulled up and to the side a bit. Now that isn't an issue but I now find I have to do a similar trick with my sack to keep it from going for a dip. One of life's little joys. I wonder who designs those things. I do have a crapper at the house I put in for my late MIL that's ADA height. It's low hanger compatible too so I use that one mostly.

Yes on this! Besides having low hangers all my years, now dealing with a longer shaft makes me want a dry toilet, LOL.
Actually, doc snipped some skin off during surgery so my low hangers ain't so low anymore but still find some toilets have too much water in the bowl. My habit now is a finger on top to push down my shaft as I sit.

My dads well hung. At my last house after he got an IPP he always complained about dipping into the water. This house I have 2 ADA height toilets with Bidet seats on them. They are really nice That warm water spray really helped during healing.