TOPIC: Depression shribble penis

I\'m really stressed out and depressed because of work and personal, financial, issues and I have noticed my penis has been really shribble for most of day and I dont get horny like I used to for the past month or so.

Do take in mind I\'m in my early 30\'s and my penis ain\'t so big Erect to begin with it\'s only 5.1 inches but I\'m really concern my penis shribbles up like a baby penis.

Any advice guys and does PMMA help with turtle penis?

minidog wrote: I\'m really stressed out and depressed because of work and personal, financial, issues and I have noticed my penis has been really shribble for most of day and I dont get horny like I used to for the past month or so.

Do take in mind I\'m in my early 30\'s and my penis ain\'t so big Erect to begin with it\'s only 5.1 inches but I\'m really concern my penis shribbles up like a baby penis.

Any advice guys and does PMMA help with turtle penis?

I\'m dealing with Erection and libido issues myself, near my wits end with it almost. I will say that PMMA is not the solution for your problem. Especially if one of those is finances. You need to get your mental state and personal affairs in order BEFORE going for that type of a procedure. The procedure will help with your Turtling. But your libido/Erection issues are probably all psychological, and need to be addressed.

Don\'t pursue any sort of penis enlargement in a poor-state-of-mind. Depression, anxiety, and stress can heighten exponentially if a procedure doesn\'t go the way it was intended to. You clearly stated that your mental hang-ups aren\'t primarily due to your size, and that you have work & financial issues burdening your psyche was well. It may be in your best interest to address your depression, reduce your stress, and situate your finances before considering any sort of Phalloplasty.

I suggested the same to dared3vil in a separate thread. Sincere advice gentlemen, I\'ve been around long enough and talked to enough fellas to know the serious risks of pursuing Phalloplasty in a not-so-sound state-of-mind.