Is wanting to permanently lose erections - weird?

[username]

I really like the thought of

[warpiper]

This is a really bad idea, because having priapism does not damage your ability to have erections, it causes blood clots to form in your penis. The treatment for this is to sometimes inject the penis with needles of phenylephrine to get the erection to go down, but this is oftentimes not successful. The thing that happens a lot is that the clots cause necrosis which ends up needing to have surgery to remove the erectile tissues, or an amputation of the entire penis depending on the severity of the necrosis. I have seen priapism in the ER a few times, including one sad case where a young gentlemen had to have the erectile tissue taken out, and will need an implant if he is to ever have penile sex again. He was only 18.

The idea of not wanting to have erections is neither weird nor unattainable, but your plan to go about it is flawed and dangerous.

[Pernax]

Well i cant begin to offer my opinion on the medical side of it, as quite honestly i have no clue.

[deewet]

Getting old and taking meds for prostrate will do this in a lot of cases- guess there are a lot of weird old farts out there?

[turtlepins]

I haven't had an erection since my back surgery fourteen years ago.

[ListeningToTunes]

(For the record I have XY anatomy) Not weird to me. Because the idea that rubbing my private parts with somebody else's should be a source of pleasure has always been wholly nonexistent with me, the function serves no purpose. Erections (and these of course can occur from those things i get auto-erotic pleasure from) are inconsequential at best and a damn nuisance at worst. I'd like to, I believe one term is, go "nullo", but only if I can have the urinary tract done the way I want. If this isn't practical, I'll leave things the way they are.

[deewet]

Following up on what Listening has said, I too have not had an erection for at least 5 years now.

[babyrandy]

On 6/30/2016 at 10:32 PM, turtlepins said:

I haven't had an erection since my back surgery fourteen years ago.

[deewet]

On ?6?/?30?/?2016 at 9:32 PM, turtlepins said:

I haven't had an erection since my back surgery fourteen years ago.

[sunwutian]

Like most things, I just want an on/off switch.

I don't like my body being stuck in the mode that automatically retains urine/waste and automatically gets erections.

I want to have real control!! where I can turn those things off when I'm not interested, like when I'm in diapers anyway and have much more important things to be doing than wasting time on meaningless sexual urges. Sure it's fun for a moment, but real purpose in life are things that take long amounts of time and challenge us to our limits. Sexual urges are just primitive reproductive instincts and only get in the way.

In my case, given the lack of ability to turn these things off, I'd take a hypothetical pill that had no side effects other than turning these things off permanently, but since such a thing doesn't exist, I guess I'm stuck with them

To answer your question, yes it's very weird, but so are diapers. Doesn't bother me to be weird.

[randy]

Is it weird .. well technically .. yes.. very much so. Is it bad.. ?? i don't think so. i have been training myself to not get hard for the last year and a half. Every few months, i will work at it just to see if it is still possible, and at present it is but

[Amyuser]

Pria Pism is a painfull erection that lasts longer than 4 hours, this can be induced by viagra or any erectile stimulant as a side effect, to remedy it many times they use the Neuroleptics ( 1st generation anti psychotic) chlorpromazine ( Thorazine) many times if that does not work they will use a large hypodermic syringe to extract the blood that is causing the engoragement ( valves in the base of the penis allow blood to flow in causing the erection and then close trapping the blood inside) all of this is painfull and not something you want , if not having an erection for a prolonged period is desired the simplest way that causes no physical harm is to decrease the male hormones in the blood stream ( commonly called chemical castration and routinely administered in some states to certain sex offenders) is using female contraceptives ( birth control) very effective and we'll tolerated by many men using some form of depot medication injection such as depo Provera or norplant ( things the size of six matchsticks surgicly implanted in the forearm, generally they infuse or release small amounts of concentrated female hormone for an extended period of years into the skin which is then absorbed into the blood ( much like a subcutaneous injection without the daily injection) it does not remove the ability to become erect in most men , direct physical stimulation in an erotic situation can result in a soft erection however it will be only a partial "obscured" erection, rexposure to an effective dosage of erectile stimulant can restore full function( it is for this reason that places like CMS deny insurance payment or reimbursement for all prescriptions of erectile stimulants after it became widely known that sexual offenders were using this method to re-offend against new victims! However I am unsure of there standing and reimbursement protocol for Cialis now that it has a dual indications for erectile dysfunction as well as benign Hyperplasia of the prostate ) interestingly enough all of these stimulants started research for use in Cardiac emergencies and yes they all effect blood flow but in an area not dealing with the heart.

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[DL4LIFE]

Can't figure out why any man would want to lose erections. To me it would be like cutting off my dick.

[Boll]

On 6/26/2016 at 3:39 PM, username said:

I was thinking about taking shit loads of Viagra continually over some days every time my erection goes down, not doing anything downstairs so it induces

[PullUpDiaperLover]

I get priapism thanks to a weird nerve issue, and have to take pills. However with out erections satisfying your sexual relief needs would be impossible, and very un healthy