ya, I have a small one. Definitely not ready for a medium

I’m going to ask my partner to soon. I’m curious to try it. I got a bad dragon orochi to try out

keep my mouth shut

Doctor said I can still have kids. Im not sure how to describe how the feelings changed. On one hand, touching my ball feels mostly the same. The intensity of that touch is the same.But theres just less ball to be touched, so less feeling?? Imagine you touch your right toe, you won’t feel that touch on your left toe. I just don’t feel a second ball there anymore. It’s like nothing was ever there (except for loose skin on the sack)

Damn, they took the bigger one. Guess I’ll have to make up for mass in a different way. Seriously though, my left one grew to double it’s normal size in a week so probably for the best it’s not there anymore.

I would hope my partner finds it interesting in a good way

Yes they do, and I considered. However, my doctor gave me the pros and cons. I made the decision not to get one because of potential complications. With any prosthetic, scar tissue can become a serious problem. My doc said she removes more implants that she puts in. I decided it would be easier not to get one. I do think about that decision occasionally and wonder if it was correct.

I wish it was that badass. In reality my body decided it wanted a death match with itself.

Thanks! I would definitely tell someone beforehand. I enjoy telling the story because there were some comedic elements to the whole ordeal. The scar is healed nicely barely noticeable unless I shave around it. It’s also laparoscopic so its on my lower abdomen, not in a conspicuous spot.

I’m not sure nobody would know the difference. If I grabbed someones balls, I’d expect two of them. Thanks for the opinion!

The conversational element is fun. Cancer jokes are hilarious, plus they can catch people way off guard