Ok so I am taking a big step tomorrow about trying to get my ED (erectile dysfunction, limp dick whatever you chose) addressed by a doctor who guarantees me he can give me an erection that will last for 2 hours or longer no matter how many orgasms I have. He comes highly recommended.

It is not an implant but a con cock tion that he makes up for each client individually by need. He tests it in the office and claims he can time it to within 10-15 minutes of however long I want to stay hard.

Now I have a great sex life orally but I have been unable to fuck with a condom for over 5 years. So I am pretty excited by the prospects. It is pretty expensive but I think worth it.

So my question is, which lady would like to take a carneval ride this weekend!!?? I don't expect a 2 hour hummer, don't worry!! LMAO!! I am thinking by the time I take the med and get to the ladies place about an hour of good hard cock should be left.

I am dying laughing as I write this but to be honest it is intimidating after 5 years to think I might be able to screw like I was 20 years younger.

Ladies please feel free to PM me if you are interested.

I guess tomorrow after the doctors appt I will just have to watch a lot of porn and take it for a test drive!!!  LMAO!!

Willy

Dude that new pic of Alana is awesome. I can't wait until next week when I get my prescription.
I am very psyched!

It is an accepted treatment and insurance will cover. Trust me on this bro.

In my experience, a urologist will prescribe Caverject, Muse, Cialis, Viagra or Levitra. Caverject and Muse are the same drug, just 2 different delivery systems. All of those are to be used with caution if you have cardiac disease as if you have a heart attack and have taken one of them recently, some of the medications they would want to give you would cause a severe, possibly fatal, drop in blood pressure.

The clinic I went to claimed that they were using drugs that worked solely on the penile tissue.
I did not go through with the clinic as I felt it was bogus. They did not have a sign up, they wouldn't say the name out loud, the attendant was not a PA, doctor, nurse or other trained medical person from what I could tell. I checked with the online resource for physician licensure in Georgia and the doctors rights to practice had expired in July of 2010.

I would never trust my health to anyone who presented their practice in such poor fashion.

And the last time someone told me "Trust me on this bro" I almost bought a gram of baby laxative in 1975.

Trust me a reputable Urologist would never treat a patient my age the way I was treated.

Willy