Being single with ED

[Andy425]

Avoiding women? Is the implant really THAT bad of an option? I am sure that you will not be avoiding women if you had a penis that could become rock hard on command, in seconds, and stay that way until you're done pleasing her.

Did you check the link to a post I made about this on another thread?

[Anonymous2]

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Good Luck

[wolfpacker]

Avoiding women? Is the implant really THAT bad of an option? I am sure that you will not be avoiding women if you had a penis that could become rock hard on command, in seconds, and stay that way until you're done pleasing her.

Did you check the link to a post I made about this on another thread?

Yes I did read it. I understand that you're concerned about the very small chance that something may go horribly wrong with the surgery, but I really think the risk is worth it. Especially if you go with a top notch surgeon like Dr. Kramer, I can't imagine him telling you "sorry, there's nothing else I can do to fix my messed up surgery. You're screwed". He is very good at what he does.

I just really think its worth it man. The confidence knowing that you can unzip and bone any woman who wants it would be life changing.

As a side note, instead of a corvette, may I recommend a sport bike? more speed, more badassery, at 1/10th of the cost

[Andy425]

Avoiding women? Is the implant really THAT bad of an option? I am sure that you will not be avoiding women if you had a penis that could become rock hard on command, in seconds, and stay that way until you're done pleasing her.

Did you check the link to a post I made about this on another thread?

Yes I did read it. I understand that you're concerned about the very small chance that something may go horribly wrong with the surgery, but I really think the risk is worth it. Especially if you go with a top notch surgeon like Dr. Kramer, I can't imagine him telling you "sorry, there's nothing else I can do to fix my messed up surgery. You're screwed". He is very good at what he does.

I just really think its worth it man. The confidence knowing that you can unzip and bone any woman who wants it would be life changing.

As a side note, instead of a corvette, may I recommend a sport bike? more speed, more badassery, at 1/10th of the cost

The risk of any surgery isn't worth it if you happen to fall into the few who have lingering or life-long complications from it. Having "the best" surgeon doesn't guarantee anything. Everything in life is about weighing the risk/benefit I suppose, but having that surgery -- at this point in my life -- doesn't interest me at all.

Heh, I've been riding bikes since 1970 and I'm done with them. I have an '88 Harley that I bought new and is now for sale. I had a few fast Jap bikes when I was young, blah blah, and bikes no longer interest me either.