shooter1000 wrote:The key word is "Bionic" when you tell a partner about your implant, tell them that you are bionic. You are enhanced beyond what any mere mortal can achieve. Don;t use the word implant. I have never had an issue with it and I tell them upfront. Several of my partners are or have been your age or younger.
I have long had misgivings about the word";bionic" with respect to the manually pumped hydraulically inflatable implant. The word has a couple of advantages(alliteration, as "bionic brotherhood" and the popular history of theword, from the "Six Million Dollar Man"& to modern robotics). But the pure definition implies some sort ofelectronics, which today's implants do not have.
Shooter1000 is likely correct in his assessment that using the word "bionic" is less likely to produce resistance and more likely to intrigue (articularly younger persons), but I have to believe thereis a more accurate term (waiting for me to find it) that would be equally (or be even more) inviting than "bionic".
I entertain no illusion that any idea I might come up withwill replace "Bionic Brotherhood" on this forum, but for piquing interest of sexual partners inexperienced with implants, I am giving it a lot of thought while waiting for my implant date (Nov 6, at long last).
If you want alliteration, "Bioengineered Brother"works.
For now, I think of myself as having my sexual "engine" rebuilt so I can offer a woman an exciting ride on my little "motorcycle". As the Honda advertisement said a few decades ago, "Put something exciting between your legs."
Candidates:
Endurance dong.
Hydraulically heightened and erectile enhanced?
Imperishable, perpetual, perennial penis,
Eternal erection.
G-spot grinder.
Or, just whisper in her ear, "Would you like to know how I can stay erect and stroking inside forever, or at least until you beg me to stop?"