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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / November 2009Our Cock-Ring Experience
Some of you may remember me from my posts entitled "E.D. Saved Our Marriage" posted to news:alt.support.impotence and "Prostate Cancer Saved Our Marriage" posted to news:alt.support.cancer.prostate and i can always repost them if you'd like. Last night me and my hubby used a Doc Johnson cock-ring for the first time. It goes around the top of the penis at the base and around the scrotum. With very little stimulation he was able to get and keep an erection that we were able to have intercourse with, but not rock-hard. After 9 years without even the slightest erection and/or intercourse, he exploded in less than a minute just like i knew he would. However thanks to the cock-ring he was able to keep on thrusting until i exploded too. He loved being inside me again and i loved having him inside me again. When we first got married he had very poor control. Eventually i was able to train him to ejaculate when i wanted him to and not before. This was also fun for him knowing that he could and would satisfy me every time like a true stud. This seems out of the question now due to possible damage to his penis if a cock-ring is left on for more than 30 minutes. Fellatio has kept his penis healthy and alive all these years. The last thing he needs (as Wanda Sykes would say) is a broke-dick. All in all we had fun last night. I hope tonight goes as well. -- Mikayla M. My gut feeling tells me that you are a male writing in the disguise of a woman. Whatever your motivation is, so far you seem harmless. But please remember to take your medication. John | Some of you may remember me from my posts entitled "E.D. Saved Our | Marriage" posted to news:alt.support.impotence and "Prostate Cancer [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] | -- | Mikayla M. (J. O' Connor) wrote: > My gut feeling tells me that you are a > male writing in the disguise of a woman. You wish. I'm as female as can be. I'm a feminine tomboy type. > Whatever your motivation is, Posting about sex is fun. > so far you seem harmless. And i'm very loving too. > But please remember to take your > medication. There's a pill for everything. I think Bill Maher hit it on the head when he said he believes that pharmaceutical companies are now creating the pills, before they create the disorders. -- Mikayla M. > There's a pill for everything. Then perhaps you can find a pill for class.  SignatureDedman > Then perhaps you can find a pill for > class. I'm very versatile. What are you looking for? Classy or slutty? -- Mikayla M. >> Then perhaps you can find a pill for >> class. > >I'm very versatile. What are you looking for? Classy or slutty? Do you have HIS & HERS buttplugs at all in your array? One of my ex GFs had a triple Strap-on/Dildo, but couldn't master it, so swapped it on e-bay for a motorised G-clamp. She also has a PCa man with ED to chop the wood & take out the trash! What more could a "girrrl" want??? -Please reply to group as my email addr is fake! -Regards CC (Clarence Crow) wrote: > Do you have HIS & HERS buttplugs at > all in your array? No. > One of my ex GFs had a triple > Strap-on/Dildo, but couldn't master it, so > swapped it on e-bay for a motorised > G-clamp. What works for one woman may not work for another. > She also has a PCa man with ED to > chop the wood & take out the trash! Lucky girl. > What more could a "girrrl" want??? A man who makes her the center of his world. And most importantly a man who desires her sexually, and wants her to the point that he makes her feel like the be-all and end-all in terms of both of them being totally sexually fulfilled. When we both are totally spent and exhausted after sex, we are both proud of ourselves for bringing each other to that point. -- Mikayla M. >> There's a pill for everything. > > Then perhaps you can find a pill for class. I think Mikayla adds a little spice to our group. After all you can only talk about illness, death and taxes for so long before you need a change of pace. Her stories are very upbeat. Incidentally, I tried one of those cock rings once. It was one of those stretchy silicone types. I found it a little hard to get on, harder to get off, and a little painful. It was tight enough that I was also worried that this thing could be doing me some harm even if I didn't wear it for 30 minutes. As for effectiveness, well, it didn't seem to do much for me. Maybe it wasn't the best kind or maybe I needed to try a few more times. I only tried it once. Alan : Incidentally, I tried one of those cock rings once. It was one : of those stretchy silicone types. I found it a little hard to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] : : As for effectiveness, well, it didn't seem to do much for me. It's been a long, long time since we discussed them, so I guess it's time again. I tried them in conjunction with a pump. I found they did a damned good job of holding things in, but the portion behind the ring that wasn't inflated sort of acted like a hinge. SignaturePSA 16 10/17/2000 @ 46 Biopsy 11/01/2000 G7 (3+4), T2c RRP 12/15/2000 G7 (3+4), T3cN0M0 Neg margins PSA <.1 <.1 <.1 .27 .37 .75 PSAD 0.19 years EBRT 05-07/2002 @ 47 PSA .34 .22 .15 .21 .32 PSAD .056 years Lupron 07/03 (1 mo) 8/03 and every 4 months there after PSA .07 .05 .06 .09 .08 .132 .145 PSAD 1.4 years Casodex added daily 07/06 PSA undetectable since; last checked on 06/04/09 Illegitimati non carborundum (Steve Kramer) wrote: > I tried them in conjunction with a pump. A little lubed stroking is all he needed. > I found they did a damned good job of > holding things in, but the portion behind > the ring that wasn't inflated sort of acted > like a hinge. There's nothing like a hinge in your perineum to kill your mood. -- Mikayla M. (Alan Meyer) wrote: > I think Mikayla adds a little spice to our > group. After all you can only talk about > illness, death and taxes for so long > before you need a change of pace. Her > stories are very upbeat. Thank you Alan. > Incidentally, I tried one of those cock > rings once. It was one of those stretchy [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > doing me some harm even if I didn't > wear it for 30 minutes. Ours is made out of thin flexible plastic. When he was as erect as he was going to get (35% maybe) it felt rather tight on him, but not uncomfortable. > As for effectiveness, well, it didn't seem > to do much for me. He seemed harder than 35% last night. Maybe 40%? > Maybe it wasn't the best kind or maybe I > needed to try a few more times. I only > tried it once. Keep trying. Intercourse can be painful (at least for girls) the first time. Sex (and maybe cock-rings) can get better with time. -- Mikayla M. (Alan Meyer) wrote: My wife has a severe latex allergy, so we use a silicone ring. Works very well, and removal works better with a little soapy water. I have one that goes around the scrotum, but we haven't tried it. Looks like an S&M device. SignatureJK Sinrod myconeyislandmemories.com (JK Coney) wrote: > My wife has a severe latex allergy, so > we use a silicone ring. As we now know silicone is okay ON the body but NOT IN the body. > Works very well, and removal works > better with a little soapy water. Ours slides off. > I have one that goes around the > scrotum, but we haven't tried it. Looks > like an S&M device. LOL. Right after (or during) sex his balls turned purple due to the lack of blood-flow, but he was in no pain. His balls returned to normal as soon as i took it off. When i go down on him later tonight with the ring on i will pay attention to his balls. It's all about the balls. The testicles produce testosterone. The hormone that makes men men. I heard it years ago but i forgot where a woman's testosterone is produced. -- Mikayla M. |
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