Getting a Penile Assembly Today

My spouse and I have decided that the CB6000 device I’ve worn for the past two years isn’t secure enough. On top of that, I’m constantly dealing with sores underneath my testicles. It works okay, but if I try hard enough, I can still cum, and I manage to work it out during a hot bath with soap. I’ve made an effort to be honest with her, yet the reality is I’ve reported several incidents where she punished me.

This lifestyle has improved our marriage, so now I need to find a way to maximize security while allowing for complete orgasm denial. The logical step forward seems to be a device that includes a PA (penile assembly). After doing some web research and putting in reasonable effort, we headed to Denver today at noon to get the procedure done.

The first place we walked by made me hesitate. There was a shirtless tattooed man talking to two young guys and a woman who seemed rather ‘low end,’ as best I can describe it. The vibe gave me low confidence, and we nearly turned back home. The other option, also recommended on Yelp, looked very nice through the glass, but there were about five or six women (including a little girl) inside. As my wife and I peered in, I said, “I don’t think I can go in there to ask about getting a PA with all those ladies around.” Once again, I was ready to give up. My wife is perceptive and realized this was a crucial moment for me. She suggested we wait outside for a bit before going back in. Sure enough, when we looked through the window a few minutes later, it had cleared out.

I couldn’t find another excuse, so we went inside. After pretending to browse around, I approached the young lady at the counter and mentioned that I wanted to speak with someone about getting a PA. She didn’t miss a beat. She said they would send over one of the piercers as soon as she was available.

To cut a long story short: I ended up in the room, eyes closed, holding my beautiful wife’s hand while this guy stuck a needle into my penis! Yikes—anyone who claims it doesn’t hurt much is lying!! It takes longer than you might expect. The tube goes in first (which hurts a bit), then the needle (ouch!), but when they insert the jewelry, I really felt that one! I probably even yelled a little.

It’s done now. There was some blood an hour later once we got home, but six hours on, it’s pain-free and bleeding has stopped.

I’ve ordered a device from Ms. Lori made entirely of plastic that works with a PA. Unlike most of you here, I can’t wear metal because my job requires me to use metal detectors every day. I haven’t seen the new piece yet but expect about a month of healing before reporting back. Hoping this helps anyone else in a similar situation. Rich