Hiding a Recent Titan in Public

[peyroniesjr]

Good morning Guys,

I'm 6 1/2 months out, mine hangs down & twist to the left, almost semi.

A shower now, I was a grower.

Junior

[vajim1]

Why hide it?

[mleeh2020]

You're a 22+1 as well, so very helpful information! Using the washroom is still super awkward...I can't point down at all without completely kinking the urethra closed, and even then, I can maybe get to 4 o'clock before I just can't bend it any more. Really really glad I brought home the plastic urinal they had me use in the hospital, because there's no way I can tuck my dick into the toilet sitting down either.

I've been training the straight up bend, and bending to either side, trying to leave it for at least an hour in each position before moving to another. Cycling twice per day with hot baths. You've been at this for 4 weeks, is it less uncomfortable bending into those positions? It's definitely still not too happy getting bent around at this point for me.

Same here with the washroom. In the early weeks I was squatting, leaning forward, and putting some pressure on the tip to get the stream aimed in the right spot. Now I can get it pointed in the right direction without the acrobatics. When sitting down I still need to scoot way back on the seat to get the pee in the bowl.

I’ve been cycling for 1.5 weeks now. Technically I was supposed to see the doctor one month after surgery to activate (went home deflated), but couldn’t get in until 9/16. I was feeling good and couldn’t wait... knew enough to make sure I could get my fingers on and apply pressure to the deflate button before I tried pumping up.

I’ve been mostly pointing it up, but I’m at the point where I need to make the transition to some other positions like you’ve already been doing. Things are definitely softening up.

[Gt1956]

Does this also happen with the AMS?

I think it depends on the model. If you have the CX. It could be a problem. But maybe not quite as bad as the Titan. The LGX is softer material that is pliable & will stretch some. So it is less prone to kink when bent.
Does this answer your question well enough? Good to see you over on the implant side.

[MK1965]

Two years ago yesterday, I was implanted with Titan.
It never softened up and always looks semi erect despite being so drained and flat. Angle never went lower then 45 degrees.
Wearing scrubs at the hospital, it is very visible and prominent and tenting the tiny material of scrubs. Impossible to hide with any type of underwear.
Being short, my penis resists gravity and is never down.
MK

[Agfa13]

Have a Legacy Titan, the one with the valves on both sides. Can't figure things out on the deflating, but mine goes down to a 30 degree angle. Will post pics, but not much difference. Not doing the pumping thing daily because of bulb placement.

[hopeful_future]

Have a Legacy Titan, the one with the valves on both sides. Can't figure things out on the deflating, but mine goes down to a 30 degree angle. Will post pics, but not much difference. Not doing the pumping thing daily because of bulb placement.

Deflating is definitely a weird experience, it definitely has the "stiff plastic tube" thing going on. What happened with your pump, did it pull up too high?

[hopeful_future]

Two years ago yesterday, I was implanted with Titan.
It never softened up and always looks semi erect despite being so drained and flat. Angle never went lower then 45 degrees.
Wearing scrubs at the hospital, it is very visible and prominent and tenting the tiny material of scrubs. Impossible to hide with any type of underwear.
Being short, my penis resists gravity and is never down.
MK

Dang...any luck folding it upward? My only really solid technique so far has been to bring up to the waistband with semi-tight undies and wear a longish shirt.

As it is, doesn't matter my length, or whether I push it down...It won't even go 45 degrees down without significant discomfort. And the urethra completely shuts if I push it that low, so no chance at using a toilet normally. I'm hoping it does get better.

[hopeful_future]

Same here with the washroom. In the early weeks I was squatting, leaning forward, and putting some pressure on the tip to get the stream aimed in the right spot. Now I can get it pointed in the right direction without the acrobatics. When sitting down I still need to scoot way back on the seat to get the pee in the bowl.

I’ve been cycling for 1.5 weeks now. Technically I was supposed to see the doctor one month after surgery to activate (went home deflated), but couldn’t get in until 9/16. I was feeling good and couldn’t wait... knew enough to make sure I could get my fingers on and apply pressure to the deflate button before I tried pumping up.

I’ve been mostly pointing it up, but I’m at the point where I need to make the transition to some other positions like you’ve already been doing. Things are definitely softening up.

I've been cycling since last Wed, and that's already getting easier. The one-touch thing seems to not work super great for me for whatever reason, I have much more luck holding down the button the whole time. How's that thing working for you? Do you have the Titan touch as well?

I found a shirt of mine that goes low enough and is baggy enough to cover things up, so I can at least venture into public again! Spent the whole day out in my garden picking tomatoes and tending to the other plants...Forced me to squat down, bend in various directions, and just be more active than I have been so far in the recovery. I think that actually helped with the flexibility a lot.

Being patient is so damn hard, I just need to remind myself I've been dealing with ED for 20+ years, I can deal with some other "weird penis stuff" for a bit longer at least.

[Agfa13]

Had an issue with infection. All is well not (knock on wood), but he had to place bulb lower in sac. He told me suture will take a long time to heal, so sometimes the effort of releasing becomes painful.