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Previewing the pump

I have noticed many men comment on how it feels to have an extra object added to the contents of their scrotum, now it affects choice of clothes, seating positions, bicycle riding, etc.

I may have too much time on my hands, but I wonder if a preview of what having a pump in my scrotum could be had by sticking a Lego block or two in my briefs.

Would/Could that give an accurate preview?

Thanks for indulging my curiosity.

Not quite that easy. There is tubing and capsulation tissue growing around both, pump and tubing, that adds to the extra space it takes from your current "empty" scrotal space.

ThePlumber1964 wrote:Not quite that easy. There is tubing and capsulation tissue growing around both, pump and tubing, that adds to the extra space it takes from your current "empty" scrotal space.

Could that extra space be padded out as well?

Of course, all the interior sensations will be impossible to reproduce, but just experiencing the spacial requirements and the lump in the clothes and against whatever you are sitting on might be educational for anyone considering an implant.

Keep in mind that I am not expecting the total experience. Just an approximation to be informative for anyone contemplating an implant.

On the other hand, if the idea is completely off-base, then that would be useful information, too.

my pump is misplaced high and in front but as weird as it looks i never notice it or think about it wearing any type of clothing. parking the beast is another matter

lunacynic wrote:I never notice it or think about it wearing any type of clothing

Me either. Don't even think about it. (In fact, the only time I am somewhat aware of my implant is when I hold my dick to pee and my fingers can feel the cylinders inside the shaft of my dick. Otherwise, I'm not aware of the implant at all.)

The implant becomes a part of you. I'm aware that I have one but only feel it when I touch it.
Donnie

For the most part I don't ever notice the pump either. Every once in awhle it witt move and press against one of my ball but not often. It's just part of me now.

After a short while you'll only notice the pump when pumping up. Nothing to worry about.

This post came up just when I was about to ask a question. I have both implants sitting in front of me and the one thing that jumps out as you look at them to the 4 corners of the AMS pump. Does anyone have problems with the corners. The Coloplast pump is a lot smaller. It has been mentioned. The AMS pump definitely is easier to release. Coloplast is slower unless I squeeze the cylinders.

Before you comment I am not saying anything bad about either. It is just an observation.

Just make sure that if you put something in your underwear it doesn't have sharp corners. I think Lego blocks are rectangular for the most part, but I guess they have others. I always thought a pearl onion would be cool but I don't know about food. A small rubber ball about 3/4" in diameter would probably be the best choice since rubber has the right kind of give.