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04-26-2023, 07:08 PM
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Re: ~A New "Penis"~
the tennis ball nut sack comes next.  you know, for just the right look. i would think?  |
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04-27-2023, 08:23 AM
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Re: ~A New "Penis"~
Naw, Not for the size of that "whammer". I don't think his nuts would be seen. Maybe more of a volley ball net w/ two volleyballs for a nut sack? To me his Johnson looks like a baseball bat. There is no definition or artistry involved....so I have to wonder with this + the below complications listed, why bother? So you can pee standing up? Is it really that important? Off topic: Once in a green cheese moon we'd get a patient like this, coming into the ER where I worked...& generally due to complications. If you thought the donor tissue leg looked bad, try both legs & or even the arms or back too. When patients go huge like this, many times the tissue won't take due to lack of blood flow.....which can cease at any time....be it right away or down the road. The patient can lose blood flow for whatever reason (scar tissue, failure to thrive, etc.) This tissue will begin to turn black & rot. Some Johnson's fall off while others will need to be surgically removed, before causing an infection. It'd smell like death by then & most sane patients would want it off, regardless. We had one young lad that still wouldn't relinquish his Johnson.... even after it turned black. You could smell it as soon as he entered the ER. He was finally sent for a psych evaluation after insisting that the doctor just give him some antibiotics, so it would return to its proper color. The patient will almost always want a new one immediately, which can't happen till the site heals. A revision means tearing into that 2nd leg. If that fails, a 3rd revision at the arms or back, are next....rinse & repeat. On top of the above risks, the patient is looking at possible & probable chronic urethral blockages, UTI's, etc due to scaring. Male to female situations can be just as hairy w/ many complaining of issues with pain, failure to be able to urinate, etc. This usually is due to either scar tissue or maybe up to 7" of pubic hair growing into new vagina's urethra. This causes intense pain & again....chronic UTI's or worse, blockages. Again I have to ask, why o' why  |
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04-27-2023, 02:32 PM
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Re: ~A New "Penis"~
Now that you mention it......you've definitely got a point there. How's he gonna be able to stuff that into a pair of Levi's 501's.....or worse yet, skinny jeans. He'll look like that man who has Diphallia/ or two perfectly normal working penis's. Diphallia Man wants to remain anonymous, so I can't give you a name, but just Google the "man w/ 2 penis's" & you'll see him from the waist down (dressed in jeans & not) + an illustration of what he actually has....or as they put it: "Its a double header!" |
