TOPIC: Anyone have a partner call out their nodule?

I don’t recall in this forum someone mentioning a woman actually noticing a Nodule. Has anyone had a partner wonder why there was a small hard bump of any size somewhere on their penis? Has anyone encountered a partner that said their Nodule hurt or didn’t feel good inside their vagina? Gay men feel free to comment but I’ll only be with a woman so the experience may not be relevant. If I had to guess, gay partners would be more prone to call a Nodule out.

Likewise, I’m mostly interested in encounters with partners who didn’t know you had a procedure done or never saw/felt your penis before the procedure. Because I’d also imagine if you tell your partner about the procedure, when you come back she’s going to be more likely to notice something (because she’s going to be actively thinking and looking for the change) as opposed to never seeing your penis before or not knowing you had a procedure.

I lied to to my FWB about why I suddenly got bigger. I told her that I had fallen on a hike and hit my penis on a rock, and it got swollen and stayed that way. She did notice the couple of lumps, but didn't ask many questions.

Did you tell her the story before she had a chance to notice you got bigger or did she notice you got bigger and wonder why? I’d probably do the same thing as in tell her something before she fully questions it.

I’m in a situation where a woman is going to be with me for the first time after two rounds and I’m either going for a full round after that or a touch up. I’m going to chalk any gains from rd 3 or touch up to better eq and changing up my supplements. I don’t think she’ll question it much. I’m getting these nodules taken care of (there’s really only 1 that should end up potentially being an issue) in rd2 but it’s if I get any nodules from rd 2 that is concerning me.

On a side note, @ToughPilllToSwallow do you ever think now that the rat faced kid’s dick maybe wasn’t that big and was only big in her mind based on her experiences at the time or that she’s said it was big only because she was embarrassed for sleeping with him and wanted to embellish a reason for why she did it?

I have been married for well over 20 years. We have sex 7-8 times a week. I had Ellanse done (had a good cover story) but I have one decent Nodule. That's totally obvious. And she hasn't noticed and or said word one about it. I mean, it's in her mouth 2-3 times a week, and she hasn't said a thing. Soo...

@dstern22 damn that’s awesome.

She never made a comment on your size either?

Hyperbol wrote: Did you tell her the story before she had a chance to notice you got bigger or did she notice you got bigger and wonder why? I’d probably do the same thing as in tell her something before she fully questions it.

I’m in a situation where a woman is going to be with me for the first time after two rounds and I’m either going for a full round after that or a touch up. I’m going to chalk any gains from rd 3 or touch up to better eq and changing up my supplements. I don’t think she’ll question it much. I’m getting these nodules taken care of (there’s really only 1 that should end up potentially being an issue) in rd2 but it’s if I get any nodules from rd 2 that is concerning me.

On a side note, @ToughPilllToSwallow do you ever think now that the rat faced kid’s dick maybe wasn’t that big and was only big in her mind based on her experiences at the time or that she’s said it was big only because she was embarrassed for sleeping with him and wanted to embellish a reason for why she did it?

I told her a few days later, when it was just a little bruised. I used a pic of my bruised dick as proof that I had simply hurt it. She totally bought it.

Hyperbol wrote: @dstern22 damn that’s awesome.

To be clear, I had had a Varicocele for a while. (basically a small bundle of veins in my scrotom) common, and usually goes away on its own. I told her I was getting some shots to break it up, and couldn't have sex for a week after, I told her I scheduled it on the way to the airport en route to a business trip to San Diego. I flew in, went right to Dr. C's office and had the Ellanse done. Then sent her a pic the next day of the swollen dick. She bought it.. She obviously noticed the size difference when I got home, but attributed it to swelling. The nodule is interesting. To me it's SUPER obvious, anyone could see it. But in general, I think that we spend a lot more time with our dicks. We have a super active sex life. But even then, figure up how many minutes she is actually touching your dick or running her hands over it. I guess it's possible she noticed, but she's the kind that would have said something. Especially since she was on "high alert" because of my vein situation.

Women by nature are unsure about dicks, they are all lumpy and change size all the time. Hard to say what it looks like on any given day. The good part is, it's been 3 months. I doubt she can remember what it looked like before.

The bad news is.. Dr C wants to kenalog that lump as well as do another 4-5 of Ellanse. I'm gonna struggle to find a way to be gone for a week and go through the "swelling" again. Thinking, thinking..

You might ask.. why don't you tell her? Good question. My wife had a boob job, She would be against me doing this, but would ultimately stand by me. I guess, I just want to BE big in her eyes, not BECOME big because of a procedure. I know. Sounds stupid. But, I'm this far down the road. I hope I can get it all smoothed out with the touch up round.

Gotta find a way to send her out of town for a week or something..

What kind of circumcisions do you guys had?

I have commented a few times on this. My wife has never commented on a thing with my Ellanse. BUT, my nodules, in my opinion, were not all that bad.

Hyperbol wrote: I don’t recall in this forum someone mentioning a woman actually noticing a Nodule. Has anyone had a partner wonder why there was a small hard bump of any size somewhere on their penis? Has anyone encountered a partner that said their Nodule hurt or didn’t feel good inside their vagina? Gay men feel free to comment but I’ll only be with a woman so the experience may not be relevant. If I had to guess, gay partners would be more prone to call a Nodule out.

Likewise, I’m mostly interested in encounters with partners who didn’t know you had a procedure done or never saw/felt your penis before the procedure. Because I’d also imagine if you tell your partner about the procedure, when you come back she’s going to be more likely to notice something (because she’s going to be actively thinking and looking for the change) as opposed to never seeing your penis before or not knowing you had a procedure.

Are lumps something common after the PMMA procedure? Is it visible or only when touched? Is it permanent?

Mr.X wrote:

Hyperbol wrote: I don’t recall in this forum someone mentioning a woman actually noticing a Nodule. Has anyone had a partner wonder why there was a small hard bump of any size somewhere on their penis? Has anyone encountered a partner that said their Nodule hurt or didn’t feel good inside their vagina? Gay men feel free to comment but I’ll only be with a woman so the experience may not be relevant. If I had to guess, gay partners would be more prone to call a Nodule out.

Likewise, I’m mostly interested in encounters with partners who didn’t know you had a procedure done or never saw/felt your penis before the procedure. Because I’d also imagine if you tell your partner about the procedure, when you come back she’s going to be more likely to notice something (because she’s going to be actively thinking and looking for the change) as opposed to never seeing your penis before or not knowing you had a procedure.

Are lumps something common after the PMMA procedure? Is it visible or only when touched? Is it permanent?

I had bumps after both my PMMA procedures, but they mostly disappeared after a month or two. You would never notice unless it was your own penis.

I've been able to test drive my unit post-enhancement for many years with zero suion... I think penises are more diverse than we give them credit for, and Phalloplasty is relatively uncommon (as in, it's not mainstream like botox). This is probably why the vast majority of partners won't suspect that you got work done, and with a plausible excuse, wont ever question it again.