After i got it done i was surprised by the reaction of women i talked too about it. One even said she wanted to be the first one i had sex with after the surgery. Then because of its 1 major perk i would tell other women about it and they wanted to try it. They were so sweet and understanding. The major perk is when you come it still stays hard. You can have an erection for 1,2,3 hours its upto you. I know you think its embarrassing now but its worth a go otherwise the depression might get alot worse and eat you away like it did with me.
Its one thing to be able to have sex and choosing not to have it but its totally different when you want sex but are unable to have it.
But its upto you, i hope you choose the right decision for you.
Thank you for your insights. But honestly where I live, I think everyone that should know of my surgery would only think of me as a freak, a loser, let alone girls they would run away horrified. If you aren't truly at top, healthy, reasonably wealthy, good looking etc. and have minimal imperfections they look at you disgusted.
Not really an open-minded country, still even problems with racism and just everything different.
Apart from this (not secondary) topic, I just know I would not accept it psychologically. I just know. I think I would even feel worse.
I don't care for the long lasting erection, I just had enough of having sex once at a time with the person I loved. Only this.
So my choice actually is: go on by myself alone for my whole life without possibly ever experiencing love again, or catch the bus. These I feel are my only true options.
(in case of first option also consider the fact I let myself go, I quit job, I don't exercise anymore - which was one thing fundamental to my psych well being - so things would be getting more and more difficult in the way)