[QUOTE=Max#01;5058499]I had prostate cancer surgery a few weeks ago (successful!) which means I no longer have a prostate and, most important, I no longer have cancer. They did robotic surgery and were able to leave the nerves intact. For you guys who are too young to worry about prostate cancer yet, the end result, with the nerves still intact but no prostate, is that you should be able to resume sexual activity. In my case, the doc prescribed the low-dose daily Cialis. The difference is that you can still orgasm, but there is no cum, because semen is produced in the prostate. So, from now on, I'll be producing "dry heaves".
Medical stuff aside, and with a language barrier at most AMPs, how do I communicate to the RA that I don't have a prostate and can't produce cum? I know I'm not the first guy who has ever dealt with this problem. I'm thinking I could prepare a short explanation in writing using Google Translator that I can show her at the appropriate time during the session. Before the surgery, I was a regular at a couple of GB AMPs and plan to go back when I can function again. But, I'm feeling like I need to let them discretely know that things are different. I'm OK with PMs if desired. Thanks.[/QUOTE]Depends on the lady, but generally a mixture of sign language (pointing, gesturing), drawing, and simple English. Phone translator app helps, too.
