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Posted 15 Jan 2021 at 20:02
To be honest, F, I can't remember what a female orgasm was like - I haven't had many in the last 11 years 🙄😂
"Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards." Soren Kierkegaard

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Posted 16 Jan 2021 at 07:02
Yeah right! We know all about your cycling trips to France remember..
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Posted 16 Jan 2021 at 07:50

Mick

A little tip for after surgery when the catheter is in. Buy yourself what they call a leg sleeve. Mine were called Ugo Fix, they make such a difference when you have the catheter bag on. It’s so much better than the provided straps and 100 times more comfortable. Be patient with all your recovery and the catheter will be out sooner than what it seems, once out you will be able to start your rehabilitation with gusto. Make sure you do your pelvic floor exercises now and continue to do them everyday, the more you do them the better chance of being dry sooner. You should be prescribed a pump by your specialist nurse, when you get it make sure you find the time each day 30 mins is recommended but not for the first few months give yourself time to heal, the nurses will advise you when the time is right. As I said be patient. I found Maggie’s centres were superb just talking to the other guys was a huge help. Not sure with covid if you can use Maggie’s virtually, but Pcuk is great for chatting with guys who have been through what you are. 
Im six months post RARP and reactions are scarce buy getting there. I am dry now at night and day buy have the occasional leak after a sneeze or cough.

Take care and all the best for your surgery, keep in touch.

Carl.

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Posted 12 Mar 2021 at 03:14

I just subscribed here and saw your post, I don't know if your prostate is operated on but I'll try to give you my point of view if it helps. I had a robot assisted total prostatectomy 2 years ago and this issue worried me a lot before the surgery.

The dry orgasm is very surprising and very weird at the beginning, I obviously don't have the pleasant feeling of tension and of semen rising in my penis at the beginning, just before when we say "oh yes it comes", there it is It's more like a slight tingling and then my penis will start pumping rhythmically like before. The reflex is very present and the spasms are as numerous and powerful as before, the fact that there is no liquid passing through the urethra takes away a lot of sensation.

The fact of not seeing the semen squirt from my penis takes away from the quality of the experience but it is the new reality for us men who no longer have a prostate. The only positive aspect is that there is no big mess to clean up after the fun time.

 
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