A friend of mine had prostate cancer and lost his erectile function. His doctor recommended a penile implant. Now, I have no issues with implants where there’s no hope of remediation from the nerve and tissue damage from radiation. But I recommended he consider trying
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He didn’t wait. I also understand that. When you have cancer and feel like your life is at risk, you don’t want to postpone getting some function back.
(Scroll down to see the new slim prostate massage tool I recommend for trying to avoid prostate issues.)
“So the implant, when erect, is much shorter than I previously was because the penis doesn’t grow longer and thicker like before the implant. So essentially, I now have a small dick. Ugh.
Further, the tubes and ‘junk’ in the sack area feel like junk. What will she think?
I tried masturbating a few times. No ejaculation. Dead. One time, I felt like ejaculating and, instead, full-on urination.
I have a date with a woman I used to dig many years ago. I’m freaking out. What do I tell her? “ – Whiskey
Here are my answers to his questions:
Keep working on your ejaculatory function and playing with the implant so you get comfortable with it.
Text this to her sandwiched between other fun activities you have planned:
Hi, Sweetie. I am so excited about your visit. I’ve always had a crush on you. I want you to know there is no pressure for physical intimacy when we get together. But if we decide to get close, I would like to walk you through how my penis implant works. I had prostate cancer, and this is a new tool for me. I am not experienced with it yet, so I want you to know I’m tentative. You’ve always had such a kind heart that I know we will figure it out together if it feels right. Thank goodness for modern medicine and your sweetness.
Love,
Whiskey
I will not stop harping on a man’s need to be proactive with prostate health. I know how long it takes to absorb all the reasons you want to try something new, like introducing a vibrator into your butt.
So here is another warning. Your testosterone makes you think you are more invincible than you are.
- Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among American men after skin cancers.
- 1-in-8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime
- Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men
Prostate massage is a way to get the healing oxygenation of blood flow into that muscle-and-gland that mixes your semen and sperm, controls your ejaculation volume and response, and is the culprit behind many men’s urination issues.
Here is a photo of me holding up the three prostate massage tools so you can see a size comparison. On the far right, the blue one is the Molto. It’s slim and has a COOL app that lets you create a custom vibration “melody” on your phone that you can enjoy. And you can stroke your penis while you’re doing your prostate massage care. Bonus points for ejaculating!
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The Molto is the slimmest. The PleX is the second slimmest. Vice 2 is fatter. None of these are bigger than your morning poo. They will all fit up your butt with no issue.
Molto curves to your body’s dimensions. You can wear this during intercourse as well. It will give you a P-Spot orgasm. And it’s flexible, so you can adjust it perfectly to reach your prostate.
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