From zero to a bedroom hero....on Bimix / Trimix. What's it like?

Hello... I'm new here... gotta bit of a problem down below, which is how I eventually found my way here. Firstly, though, let me congratulate you all on having such strong and supportive community. (l'm not sure it's OK to say that hetero guys are caring about other guys... but if it is, I'd say a very caring community.)

I'm 65, had bypass surgery last year, recovered well and am now in good health, generally, for an old bloke. But horror of horrors the cialis and levitra I've been using for the last ten years stopped working recently. At first I thought the pills were 'watered down' (supplies ex India) but when double doses started to fail me, I found myself in a state of panic and mild terror).

Having spent many hours googling and reading, and it now seems like bimix or trimix will save the day. (Thanks largely to the good quality posts in this forum). I will see my 'men's business' specialised GP in the next 10 days (he put me on Clomid a couple of years ago for low testosterone) and he's spoken about injections before. I guess he knew that PDE5's build up resistance over time.

Reading your forum, quite a lot of questions come to mind. To start -

What's it like to suddenly shift from a zero to a bedroom hero... to become like a **** star? I've always been average up to now... around about 5 minutes penetration time.

What's it like to suddenly last an hour or ninety minutes all of a sudden?

I guess a guy cums after 5-10 minutes but you just carry on like nothing's happened.

And the wife? How does she adjust?

Don't you get bored after 30 minutes?

This is totally new territory for me. Please share some of your stories about 'changing up a gear' late in life.

dude.....interesting question....and one I've not seen here before. Most of us (post PC treatment) are glad to have it work at all, under any circumstances.

And, I suppose the real question, having had bypass....can your heart take it?

checkout: www.franktalk.org/

Lots of folks there with great info on ED.

Andrew

Lolex said...
(l'm not sure it's OK to say that hetero guys are caring about other guys... but if it is, I'd say a very caring community.)

What...? You didn't realize this was a gay community?

I'm afraid we can't answer most of your "what's it like" questions because
a) this is a PG-rated forum, and
b) it's hard to describe in words.
You'll just have to see your doctor and find out.

A few things you can expect:
1) you won't turn into a pörno star, just a slightly less frustrated and miserable version of yourself.
2) Even with trimix men tend to deflate after they climax.
3) Will your wife adjust? Sure. And it's you she will be adjusting.