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So I've just sent these (probably stupid) questions to Larry but I'd like to put it to the floor. I would like to be armed with as much information as possible!

1) Do you feel robbed now of that amazing feeling of a natural erection developing whilst your getting busy with a woman? As in, do you feel emotionally lesser than before? Less masculine?

2) Does it feel like a normal erection? I mean, does it simulate the action of blood closely or is it very obvious?

3) Is it easy to pump up?

4) Does it ruin the moment and steal from the spontaneity of sex?

5) Might you get a fair amount of warning before the implant fails? Or do they just give up one day with you the user having to wait for a revision appointment?

6) Did you or do you feel a sense of regret having lost any natural ability to get erect?

Thank you!

Defiant
All good questions that we all asked prior to implant. Speaking for myself, we have no contol of the cards we were delt. There was also varying amounts of depression delt with. The less than a man is prior to the implant when you cant perform. The implant is the answer. When i decided to have the surgery, i was ready. Waited 2.5 years. Tried all the options. The implant is the best option and most natural answer. Although you do have to pump up. And sometimes it may effect the mood but it is by far better than the other options. They answers you are seeking are in all the threads from all the brothers who have asked & answered. Take your time and do the research. The answer will come to you and you will make the best decision for you. Good luck !
Bandit

defiant wrote:So I've just sent these (probably stupid) questions to Larry but I'd like to put it to the floor. I would like to be armed with as much information as possible!

1) Do you feel robbed now of that amazing feeling of a natural erection developing whilst your getting busy with a woman? As in, do you feel emotionally lesser than before? Less masculine?

2) Does it feel like a normal erection? I mean, does it simulate the action of blood closely or is it very obvious?

3) Is it easy to pump up?

4) Does it ruin the moment and steal from the spontaneity of sex?

5) Might you get a fair amount of warning before the implant fails? Or do they just give up one day with you the user having to wait for a revision appointment?

6) Did you or do you feel a sense of regret having lost any natural ability to get erect?

Thank you!

I'll try to answer as honestly as I can.

1.No, I honestly don't feel robbed. I did prior to implant. I was devastated when I could not even jerk myself off to get hard even with an injection. My emotional state is a lot better, and he'll yeah, I feel like a man again. I can get hard anytime I want! I'm a lot more confident.

2. It's pretty damn close as you still have some blood flow.

3. Yes it's pretty easy to pump up.

4. Not at all. My lady and I love it. What ruined the moment was not being able to get it up. That was a real killjoy.

5. Can't answer this. Mine is only a few months old.

6. No regrets at all. When you decide on an implant it usually means that nothing else worked. I love mine.

Ed has answered just as I would, I totally agree with him.
I might add that after 6 months of pounding the woman I love for (no bullshit) 2 hrs at a time several times a week, I would walk, no......make that hop, .....on one leg, the 1000 miles to get to my surgeon to replace it. That's how fucking good it is!
I know some blokes have a less than ideal outcome and that many have other health issues ......they have my sympathy and I hope that over time their issues resolve however if you are reasonably healthy and you have patience the implant is awesome.
H and I enjoy sex more now than we ever did because Mr Floppy has gone on a permanent vacation!!

I've been having some difficulties as you may have read from my earlier posts. They are, however not related to my implant, or only marginally. My doc has been very proactive in helping me get these issues resolved. I go in for corrective surgery on Tuesday. I agree w ed & Smetro, before the complications, it was Awesome! I'd do it again in a heartbeat. I'm looking forward to getting my surgery over with and getting back in the saddle. As to your first question: (Stop me if you've heard this before ) A very famous bullfighter was washing dishes when his assistant walked in on him. He said "How can you be doing something as un-masculine as washing dishes?" The bullfighter replied "Everything I do is masculine".