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Why would damaging the suspensory ligament affect erections? Isn’t there an operation to do just that?

He also said that he had the suspensory ligament fix through surgery. Why not just have then cut the ligament if it was that badly damaged, that is what they do for penis enhancement surgery to get length at least he might have come out of surgery with a bigger dick than a shorter one. I am with you on this kingpole.

What a horror story, I didn’t need to read this after my first legit gain.

It is best to err to the side of caution.

Thanks for your story and concern. Could you please post some information on the routine you followed, injuries, down time and a more thorough explanation of what your doctor had to say. I do think you’re sincere. But I, as well as many others who are reading this, have already made modest gains in under a month(completely free) and don’t intend to stop anytime soon. So since your intention seems to prevent us from injury, could you please share as much info as possible.

On another note, I have difficulty believing you could have sustained such a serious injury from any advice given on this forum. Your evaluation of this forum’s penis pump pitching moderators and how they’ll likely delete this thread seems to indicate you aren’t too familiar with this forum and in turn, didn’t likely use the routines contained here. Just so you know, there is a “Injuries and Treatments” forum on this site, so I’m sure it’s not as devious as you think it is.

John, you make the mistake of assuming that everyone here is like you, desperately pulling on their dick because they’re insecure and worry about pleasing women. When, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth. And, if that’s true for you then it’s no wonder you exceeded the limits of your body and hurt yourself. You were doing this for the wrong reasons and should have sought therapy instead.

Do you think it’s possible that the very same insecurity that caused you to obsess over your dick, and drove you to PE, was the very same contributor to your ED?

Please, don’t take this the wrong way. But it’s hard to take you seriously when you’re claiming it was emotional issues that drove you to PE and caused you to hurt yourself. You’re like an alcoholic who’s warning me about the dangers of enjoying a nice glass of wine with my dinner. Thanks, but I don’t have a problem.

I do think this is a good idea. More details, please! Rather than some vague statements about how dabbling in PE ruined your penis and sex life.

Thanks.

I second that.

I’m thinking troll. If this really happened to you John, I’m sorry and hope you get well.

I’m going to keep pulling on my dick until I reach my goals and nothing is going to stop me.

Of course I’ll do it with moderation and as safely as I can - that goes without saying.

John34 - According to your forum stats, this thread is your first and only post. So you weren’t exactly interactive, in gaining advice. Or did you have a different user name?

I’m not doubting that PE can be dangerous. I myself stretched my ligaments too much for a month and a half (just using my hands! And feeling hardly any pain), and this has left me with a lower angle than ever before, and a penis that is very loose at the bottom. I still function, however, not as well as I used to, but I still function. But for a couple of weeks after I stopped PEing I was sure that I was never going to function again, and I tell you that I lost my mind. I don’t know if you can imagine how it feels like, knowing that you ruined your own life.

A small but functional penis is absolutely preferable to a bigger but less functional penis. I’ll agree on that one. If you’re older and starting to experience bad EQ caused by nature, PE would be a good idea (the risk is not as big then), but if you’re young you should be very, very careful!!

One last thing. I don’t doubt that PE works. I gained, and many people do. And in some cases it will definitely be worth to sacrifice even some EQ for. And I’m not talking about your EQ while you PE. I didn’t realize what I did to myself before I stopped PEing (maybe I’m still considering it as a big break). My EQ was very good when I was PEing, but when I stopped entirely (I slowly reduced my routines because it seemed that my penis was getting addicted to PEing) it was only good for some days or a week. But it never was as good as before I started PEing. Now, after 2 month I can have sex with my girlfriend and it’s ok, but during this time - little by little - I lost my gains.

Most PE’ers have a goal, but when you reach this goal, can you just stop? Reduce your routines bit by bit and then live happily ever after without ever PEing and without worrying about bad EQ. I doubt this. This might be the biggest sacrifice, you might have to be more or less committed to PE for the rest of your life, because it is so hard to see everything you’ve worked for slip away like that.

Just some thoughts. Thanks for your mail John. I don’t doubt that you damaged yourself, and I’m really sorry to hear about your ED. Time might help your, and seeing some therapist might also be a good idea. I know it sounds crazy, but maybe it could help you to appreciate what you have left and feel better about your penis - and this is crucial for your performance. But I guess you’ve already tried most things (since you went through surgery and so on), but you should never give up. I wish you all the best of luck.

And to the rest of you. This guy is sharing his experiences to make young PE’ers think twice before they go to far, and I think everybody should appreciate that and respect it, even if you disagree.

Hmmmm……..you are right hb.

But it might affect the angle of your erections. And the erections might not feel as strong because the penis is not as tightly attached to the body as it used to be.

I was wondering Kingpole, what is a troll? And what would the reason be to persuade people not to PE?

Internet troll - Wikipedia

From that article: "An Internet troll, or simply troll in Internet slang, is someone who posts controversial and usually irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, with the intention of baiting other users into an emotional response or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion."

An honest poster might come to a place like this with honest concerns or bad experiences that they wanted to share. A troll would come to a place like this with an anti-PE approach to create controversy.