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[QUOTE=Count1;5487310]Guys, get your PSA checked. ALWAYS, at least once a year. Unfortunately, at 60 I got prostate cancer, and finally had the surgery just to save my life. As far as recovery goes, I am doing better than most, but EVERYTHING changes. I was married twice, and in between and after had a good Monger life. However, things are MUCH more complicated now. Believe it or not, the best thing you can do for the first several years is to take a small dose of Viagra (or generic or Cialis or generic) and to masturbate regularly. This helps rebuild vascularity and nerve endings which were removed during the surgery, which assists in rebuilding your ability to achieve an erection, and to some degree, an orgasm. I will never ejaculate again: They take all of those parts out. It sucks, but I am breathing and above ground! What really sucks is that I was blessed with the ability to shoot some good ropes in the day, and ladies these days seem to be much more receptive to facials. I cannot tell you how much I miss that! Erections came back after about 6 months, usually not hard enough to have intercourse, but improved as time passed. Only recently I tried a cock ring, and prior to this, I thought they were a little weird, but it does wonders in maintaining a good erection! Orgasms (without ejaculation) are achievable with some practice, and lots slow gentle stroking in the beginning, but I have yet to have one with a woman. The sensation is quite different, but can be intense and enjoyable. Erections are now more than sufficient to enter and engage in intercourse.[/QUOTE]I totally get what you're saying. If you read the reviews on Madam D by myself and others, she may be the answer to your problem. She actually specializes in this area and if anything, will at least give you some insights to helping you. I'm not sure where she's at lately, although she was in Vero last week. Please use the Search Function to read her reviews and give her a call to set up a session. If anything, she's a lot of fun and you'll probably be raving about her after a visit.

[QUOTE=Count1;5487310]Believe it or not, the best thing you can do for the first several years is to take a small dose of Viagra (or generic or Cialis or generic) and to masturbate regularly. This helps rebuild vascularity and nerve endings which were removed during the surgery, which assists in rebuilding your ability to achieve an erection, and to some degree, an orgasm. I will never ejaculate again: They take all of those parts out. It sucks, but I am breathing and above ground! What really sucks is that I was blessed with the ability to shoot some good ropes in the day, and ladies these days seem to be much more receptive to facials. I cannot tell you how much I miss that! Erections came back after about 6 months, usually not hard enough to have intercourse, but improved as time passed. Only recently I tried a cock ring, and prior to this, I thought they were a little weird, but it does wonders in maintaining a good erection! Orgasms (without ejaculation) are achievable with some practice, and lots slow gentle stroking in the beginning, but I have yet to have one with a woman. The sensation is quite different, but can be intense and enjoyable. Erections are now more than sufficient to enter and engage in intercourse.

[/QUOTE]Have you tried exercising with a penis pump? It is my understanding they are well reviewed in the medical (and non- medical) literature as being quite effective for this sort of situation. Just a thought.

Count1.

Thank you for the information I have often wondered how the surgery would affect sex. I get mine checked 2 times a year and your information is helpful.

[QUOTE=Count1;5487310]Guys, get your PSA checked. ALWAYS, at least once a year. Unfortunately, at 60 I got prostate cancer, and finally had the surgery just to save my life. As far as recovery goes, I am doing better than most, but EVERYTHING changes. I was married twice, and in between and after had a good Monger life. However, things are MUCH more complicated now. ....And lastly, please re-read the first line of my post![/QUOTE]I appreciate this post. I am 62 and just diagnosed with prostate cancer and just starting the journey. There is nothing good about this diagnosis- end result is going to be a period of impotence, incontinence, and shortening of the penis. Your message gave me hope that I can get back to enjoying sex with beautiful women at some time. In addition to your message to get tested, I agree. I actually wish I had done the biopsy earlier- it wasn't that bad, urologist sticks a camera up your butt that has a built in hole puncher to collect the samples. I didn't have blood in urine, but did have it in ejaculate, and have ejaculated 8 times since the biopsy and just starting to return to clear (not bloody) semen. If you haven't gone through it, there is nothing good about prostate cancer. I pray I am as lucky as you in coming out of this.

Sincerely,

M2.

[QUOTE=Count1;5487310]Guys, get your PSA checked. ALWAYS, at least once a year. Unfortunately, at 60 I got prostate cancer, and finally had the surgery just to save my life. As far as recovery goes, I am doing better than most, but EVERYTHING changes. I was married twice, and in between and after had a good Monger life. However, things are MUCH more complicated now. Believe it or not, the best thing you can do for the first several years is to take a small dose of Viagra (or generic or Cialis or generic) and to masturbate regularly. This helps rebuild vascularity and nerve endings which were removed during the surgery, which assists in rebuilding your ability to achieve an erection, and to some degree, an orgasm. I will never ejaculate again: They take all of those parts out. It sucks, but I am breathing and above ground! What really sucks is that I was blessed with the ability to shoot some good ropes in the day, and ladies these days seem to be much more receptive to facials. I cannot tell you how much I miss that! Erections came back after about 6 months, usually not hard enough to have intercourse, but improved as time passed. Only recently I tried a cock ring, and prior to this, I thought they were a little weird, but it does wonders in maintaining a good erection! Orgasms (without ejaculation) are achievable with some practice, and lots slow gentle stroking in the beginning, but I have yet to have one with a woman. The sensation is quite different, but can be intense and enjoyable. Erections are now more than sufficient to enter and engage in intercourse.

About a year ago I met a very cute, open young lady at IR, and we got to talking about this, and she said she had dated a man with my affliction, and considered herself quite good at "rehabilitating" a man like me, which takes patience and understanding, and a willingness to follow instructions a bit. She indicated she would be very interested in working with me (for fee of course), and I was willing to pay for her "professional services". I really got intrigued and I got her number, but was never able to reach her. Most providers are understanding of my issues, and are really not very interested in spending a little time, using a little patience, and working with me to be able to ultimately orgasm again with a lady, and none to date have and useful experience. One other little thing is that there tends to be just a bit of urine leakage, especially during BJ's, and many girls are not OK with that, even though they probably do much grosser things without thought!

Anyway, the point of my post is this: Has anyone met a provider (or legit pro) in Brevard or even Central FL who has some experience working with a man like me? If so, please PM me.

And lastly, please re-read the first line of my post![/QUOTE]Krys may be able to help you in the Serenity room. She is great at her craft and has some healthcare experience. She has many reviews on here and is located in Palm Bay. She also post on STG under massage heading. If you need her contact digits PM me.

I wish you a speedy recovery back to a satisfactory level of activity.

Let me be clear, I have no firsthand knowledge of treatment procedures, for this terrible cancer. I just want to share a story that a dear friend went through with his prostate diagnosis. He suffered from frequent urination especially at night. He had the tests done and received a positive test result. His doctor immediately wanted to schedule a removal surgery. He was devastated by the prospect of life after surgery. Another Dr. Friend got involved and scheduled a consultation with an expert at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, and concluded that yes cancer is present, but at his age of 67 and only a small amount present that it may be ten years before removal would be necessary and something else could do him in before this, and suggested that 6- month checkups be the first implemented to monitor progression. It's been several years since this began. He is doing ok so far. This is what he shared with me.

Personally I don't have much faith in the Drs. I've seen for some of my medical issues. Most diagnoses I receive have been " I'm not sure what that is". I'm now a firm believer in getting a second opinion.

My heart goes out to anyone with a life- altering illness. Best a regards.

For me, this hobby life is a bit like fight club, you never speak about fight club! Same here, at least for me, I don't speak with anyone about my hobby activities. So, while this forum is hugely about sharing information, for me, it's also a bit of an outlet where I can speak freely about the hobby. What follows is just that, an outlet for me to speak about an active September for hobby activities! If you don't care for self-indulgent drivel, probably best to stop reading here.

September was a good month by my standards, between work and the SO, I'm frequently limited to just one or two visits with a provider during a month, three if I'm lucky. But September was eleven, one visit with Della, two with Andrea, two with a UTR I've been visiting with for over four years, three with someone I recently met that may be interested in expanding her horizons in the future and three with Charli. I've reviewed Della, Andrea and Charli in the past, so not really anything to add in that regard, definitely enjoyed each visit. Though the number of visits with each is indicative of the enjoyment level I have with each with Charli at the top of the list. For me, she's about as close to a unicorn as I've visited, certainly in Brevard anyway. As to the UTRs, at least for now, neither wants their information out there so nothing more to report.

So, to sum it up, this is the Tyler Durden version of the real life person telling his fellow fight club members about his activities in September! And yes, definitely a September to remember! And to think, the thought of this post all began on the 21st of September when the Earth, Wind & Fire song came on!

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs069dndIYk[/URL]

[QUOTE=JayJayTwo;5569234]For me, this hobby life is a bit like fight club, you never speak about fight club! Same here, at least for me, I don't speak with anyone about my hobby activities. So, while this forum is hugely about sharing information, for me, it's also a bit of an outlet where I can speak freely about the hobby. What follows is just that, an outlet for me to speak about an active September for hobby activities! If you don't care for self-indulgent drivel, probably best to stop reading here.

September was a good month by my standards, between work and the SO, I'm frequently limited to just one or two visits with a provider during a month, three if I'm lucky. But September was eleven, one visit with Della, two with Andrea, two with a UTR I've been visiting with for over four years, three with someone I recently met that may be interested in expanding her horizons in the future and three with Charli. I've reviewed Della, Andrea and Charli in the past, so not really anything to add in that regard, definitely enjoyed each visit. Though the number of visits with each is indicative of the enjoyment level I have with each with Charli at the top of the list. For me, she's about as close to a unicorn as I've visited, certainly in Brevard anyway. As to the UTRs, at least for now, neither wants their information out there so nothing more to report.

So, to sum it up, this is the Tyler Durden version of the real life person telling his fellow fight club members about his activities in September! And yes, definitely a September to remember! And to think, the thought of this post all began on the 21st of September when the Earth, Wind & Fire song came on!

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs069dndIYk[/URL][/QUOTE]Definitely sounds like a great month for you JJT. Wish I had the stamina for that. LOL I do love EW&F and the song September. I watch many youtube videos and subscribe to a Russian band called Leonid and friends. They do many covers, mostly of the band Chicago but also others. This band sounds like the original artists on at least 99% of their covers. If you enjoy this then check out their version of September. Plus they have a female singer that is so fine, you'd love to make her your UTR. Here's the link to their version. Compare the two. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Play and stay safe.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XmUnYW5Ks[/URL]

[QUOTE=Count1;5487310]Guys, get your PSA checked. ALWAYS, at least once a year. Unfortunately, at 60 I got prostate cancer, and finally had the surgery just to save my life. As far as recovery goes, I am doing better than most, but EVERYTHING changes. I was married twice, and in between and after had a good Monger life. However, things are MUCH more complicated now. Believe it or not, the best thing you can do for the first several years is to take a small dose of Viagra (or generic or Cialis or generic) and to masturbate regularly. This helps rebuild vascularity and nerve endings which were removed during the surgery, which assists in rebuilding your ability to achieve an erection, and to some degree, an orgasm. I will never ejaculate again: They take all of those parts out. It sucks, but I am breathing and above ground! What really sucks is that I was blessed with the ability to shoot some good ropes in the day, and ladies these days seem to be much more receptive to facials. I cannot tell you how much I miss that! Erections came back after about 6 months, usually not hard enough to have intercourse, but improved as time passed. Only recently I tried a cock ring, and prior to this, I thought they were a little weird, but it does wonders in maintaining a good erection! Orgasms (without ejaculation) are achievable with some practice, and lots slow gentle stroking in the beginning, but I have yet to have one with a woman. The sensation is quite different, but can be intense and enjoyable. Erections are now more than sufficient to enter and engage in intercourse.[/QUOTE][URL]https://annick.life/[/URL]

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[QUOTE=ScottyM3;5569347]Definitely sounds like a great month for you JJT. Wish I had the stamina for that. LOL I do love EW&F and the song September. I watch many youtube videos and subscribe to a Russian band called Leonid and friends. They do many covers, mostly of the band Chicago but also others. This band sounds like the original artists on at least 99% of their covers. If you enjoy this then check out their version of September. Plus they have a female singer that is so fine, you'd love to make her your UTR. Here's the link to their version. Compare the two. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Play and stay safe.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XmUnYW5Ks[/URL][/QUOTE]Nope, I'd never heard of them! If the version of September is any reflection of their work, they're pretty damn good! And yeah, that female singer is fine! Think she does incall? 😅.

[QUOTE=JayJayTwo;5573322]Nope, I'd never heard of them! If the version of September is any reflection of their work, they're pretty damn good! And yeah, that female singer is fine! Think she does incall? 😅.[/QUOTE]I've been trying to get her phone number for quite some time to find out if she does incall or not, but to no avail. LOL. She is extremely smart, speaks 6 or 7 languages, is an accomplished pianist and more. That group does have one or two more EW&F songs and quite a few Chicago songs and yes, all of their other work is spot on. I highly recommend you click on Leonids' name in that video, it will bring up all of their songs they've done, and I think also they have a video of a concert they did last Christmas. One of the best cover bands I've seen in a long time.

I know this may be skirting the forum rules, but I am going to give it a try, as I am truly looking for information, and not looking to speak badly about a dancer or disclose a particular persons "condition". I was at a Cocoa Beach club the other day, and a relatively good looking blond with nice t's got on stage. She had a VERY skimpy g-string, and when she would bend over, it was more then evident that she has a bunch of what appeared to be warts in her "crochal" area. Again, I am not outing anyone, and don't even remember her name, but I have not seen this before. Many were the size of pencil erasers. Were these likely genital warts? Are they sexually transmitted? Could they be transmitted simply by touching? I have been around the block, but apparently not THAT block, and was hoping to learn. Please, no names or club names, just facts.

[QUOTE=Count1;5585947]I know this may be skirting the forum rules, but I am going to give it a try, as I am truly looking for information, and not looking to speak badly about a dancer or disclose a particular persons "condition". I was at a Cocoa Beach club the other day, and a relatively good looking blond with nice t's got on stage. She had a VERY skimpy g-string, and when she would bend over, it was more then evident that she has a bunch of what appeared to be warts in her "crochal" area. Again, I am not outing anyone, and don't even remember her name, but I have not seen this before. Many were the size of pencil erasers. Were these likely genital warts? Are they sexually transmitted? Could they be transmitted simply by touching? I have been around the block, but apparently not THAT block, and was hoping to learn. Please, no names or club names, just facts.[/QUOTE]I would probably say yes to all, and advise caution. Some reading here:

[URL]https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/genital-warts/symptoms-causes/syc-20355234[/URL]

I once dated someone who always wanted the lights out and never trimmed the hedges. When I was finally able to get a look at the area I saw what you saw. I escaped any effects but it put me on alert for the future. This has become big problem for the younger generation and they now have a vax for it.

[QUOTE=Count1;5585947]I know this may be skirting the forum rules, but I am going to give it a try, as I am truly looking for information, and not looking to speak badly about a dancer or disclose a particular persons "condition". I was at a Cocoa Beach club the other day, and a relatively good looking blond with nice t's got on stage. She had a VERY skimpy g-string, and when she would bend over, it was more then evident that she has a bunch of what appeared to be warts in her "crochal" area. Again, I am not outing anyone, and don't even remember her name, but I have not seen this before. Many were the size of pencil erasers. Were these likely genital warts? Are they sexually transmitted? Could they be transmitted simply by touching? I have been around the block, but apparently not THAT block, and was hoping to learn. Please, no names or club names, just facts.[/QUOTE]Cannot be sure 100% but I would probably say yes to all, and advise caution. Some reading here:

[URL]https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/genital-warts/symptoms-causes/syc-20355234[/URL]

I once dated someone who always wanted the lights out and never trimmed the hedges. When I was finally able to get a look at the area I saw what you saw. I escaped any effects but it put me on alert for the future. This has become big problem for the younger generation and they now have a vax for it.

[QUOTE=Count1;5585947]I know this may be skirting the forum rules, but I am going to give it a try, as I am truly looking for information, and not looking to speak badly about a dancer or disclose a particular persons "condition". I was at a Cocoa Beach club the other day, and a relatively good looking blond with nice t's got on stage. She had a VERY skimpy g-string, and when she would bend over, it was more then evident that she has a bunch of what appeared to be warts in her "crochal" area. Again, I am not outing anyone, and don't even remember her name, but I have not seen this before. Many were the size of pencil erasers. Were these likely genital warts? Are they sexually transmitted? Could they be transmitted simply by touching? I have been around the block, but apparently not THAT block, and was hoping to learn. Please, no names or club names, just facts.[/QUOTE]They could possibly be skin tags. I have seen people with an abundance of skin tags around the neck and arm pit area. Not pretty to look at but not contagious.