How do you cope with size loss?

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Tybeeman
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby Tybeeman » Sat Jun 17, 2017 9:19 am

Jay you are way over analyzing the size and we all do. You are going to have one of the best if not the best in Dr. Eid. Relax it is what it is?
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Slavicguy123
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby Slavicguy123 » Sat Jun 17, 2017 9:38 am

Hey jay im young guy 25 years old otherwise handsome tall and strong,girls really likes me i have soft glans and ed but still functional on some level(witch im not satisfied with -limited to certain positions and fast fading erection) im saving funds for implant becouse in my country it isnt covered by insurance and thats only thing witch is preventing me to have it now, my advice for you is to change your point of view fuck all of us are gonna be eaten by worms some day and you got what you got from reading you still have decent size dick ,you can dwell on it all your life and nothing will change only frustration will grow,its really not the end of the world and i think a lot of girls would not give a fuck about your size ,i wish you very best, look at bright side fuck becouse thats only rational thing to do,regards!

ED2013
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby ED2013 » Sat Jun 17, 2017 3:52 pm

Who is your surgeon?

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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby JayGould » Sat Jun 17, 2017 5:19 pm

I can see your points. Easier said than done though.

wolfcreek
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby wolfcreek » Sun Jun 18, 2017 9:53 pm

How I cope with size loss: learn to use shorter strokes; don't get too upset when she says"didn't it used to be bigger?"; forget about certain positions that you used to enjoy (too short for those positions now); work on your your oral technique; get used to it falling out when she is on top; pray that your implant doesn't crap out early like many do.
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Larry10625

Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby Larry10625 » Mon Jun 19, 2017 6:25 am

wolfcreek wrote:Shorter strokes; forget about certain positions that you used to enjoy (too short now); work on your your oral technique; pray that your implant doesn't crap out early like many do.



Really? I was lead to believe that you get between 10 and 15 years outta them..

Larry

jelquinginjury
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby jelquinginjury » Mon Jun 19, 2017 6:33 am

Larry10625 wrote:
wolfcreek wrote:Shorter strokes; forget about certain positions that you used to enjoy (too short now); work on your your oral technique; pray that your implant doesn't crap out early like many do.



Really? I was lead to believe that you get between 10 and 15 years outta them..

Larry

yes thats my fear, implant should last 10 years minimun
Injury that caused venous leak.
In my 20s thinking about implant

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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby David_R » Mon Jun 19, 2017 7:16 am

LMCatman wrote:I CAN FUCK.....good luck!
:lol: :D

wolfcreek
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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby wolfcreek » Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:32 am

10-15 years is just a selling point/claim, no more.... Mine stopped working after just 4.5 years. It was an LGX, and those have only been on the market for a few years now. The 10-15 years claim was pure hype/speculation on the part of the manufacturer and the surgeons.

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Re: How do you cope with size loss?

Postby David_R » Mon Jun 19, 2017 9:15 am

Well, my first implant lasted 12 years (2002-2014) and I'm hoping for the best again with my replacement implant.


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