ReedeFox > 27/06/2018, 10:32
Quote:My GP knew about my depression and suicide attempts. She told me ‘You can’t live like this.’ I thought: "I’ve heard all this before," but she actually got in touch with Mr Wood and said "I’ve got a guy who wants to meet you."
I went down to London and I was so skint I had to sleep on the streets. But it was worth it. Until then everybody had said: "I can’t do anything." But he said: "I can build you a new bladder and my friend can build you a penis."
A surgeon in America told me that it would easily be worth a million dollars - the world’s most expensive penis. I’m very excited that I can move on now. But I think having sex for the first time is more of a big deal for everyone else than it is for me.
I’ve spent 44 years without a penis and I’ve coped with not having sex for all that time. It will take me a while to get in the swing of things. Of course, I’m looking forward to it. But, for me, it’s not the be-all-and-end-all. It’s a by-product of the operation. It will enable me to feel part of society.
I’m very aware that I am half-human half-robot at the moment. I’m like the bionic man. I will even be able to perform if I am drunk.
Jester62 > 28/06/2018, 00:33
ReedeFox > 28/06/2018, 11:02
(28/06/2018, 00:33)Jester62 Wrote: Hi There Foxy Lady.
" Good For Him", I Say
Being Anatomicaly Correct Means Everything To Both Genders.
Being Physically Complete Assists With The Emotional Healing Too.
It's Also Allows Him To Complete Part Of His Lifes Journey,
Which Is His Innate Right To Experience Sexual Pleasure.
Foxy Lady : Thank You For Sharing This Mans " Present " Life Story,
My Wife And I Was Genuinely Moved By Your Thread News Coverage.
Regards Jester