Comments on: Phantom Erection after Amputation of the Penis http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/ An Index to the Sordid and Depraved Sun, 25 Mar 2012 06:21:31 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anonimous http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27136 Anonimous Sat, 03 Nov 2007 23:39:27 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27136 Yes, as we including myself, have wondered before, how does he ejaculate? How does he release his male goo? Probably the base of the penis, or the stump still has feeling so he can massage it until the usual feelings of sexual excitement leading to orgasm accur. Yes, as we including myself, have wondered before, how does he ejaculate? How does he release his male goo? Probably the base of the penis, or the stump still has feeling so he can massage it until the usual feelings of sexual excitement leading to orgasm accur.

]]> By: Jackson Madden http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27053 Jackson Madden Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:15:44 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27053 Angela can I put it inside your mouth? Angela can I put it inside your mouth?

]]> By: Angela St. Lawrence http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27047 Angela St. Lawrence Sun, 21 Oct 2007 18:49:53 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27047 Indeed, fascinating. The "phantom" thing seems to be experienced by many people with other parts that are either not working or absent. ie. stroke victims, while not being able to move the affected limbs, experience so much pain that they are usually under aggressive pain management plans, which might include several narcotics throughout the day. A'also, people who've lost legs or arms often relate feeling itching in those limbs. I just can't believe nobody thought to ask this gentleman about ejaculation. The answer would have been fascinating. Indeed, fascinating. The “phantom” thing seems to be experienced by many people with other parts that are either not working or absent.

ie. stroke victims, while not being able to move the affected limbs, experience so much pain that they are usually under aggressive pain management plans, which might include several narcotics throughout the day.

A’also, people who’ve lost legs or arms often relate feeling itching in those limbs.

I just can’t believe nobody thought to ask this gentleman about ejaculation. The answer would have been fascinating.

]]> By: Anonimous http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27043 Anonimous Sat, 20 Oct 2007 21:57:58 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27043 I believe, after reading these comments and thinking to myself, that they left his testicles so he at least has his basic manliness. They did not want to deprive him of testosterone. They just assumed that he will get himself a fake penis on a separate occasion, only being responsible for amputation and not reconstruction. I believe, after reading these comments and thinking to myself, that they left his testicles so he at least has his basic manliness. They did not want to deprive him of testosterone. They just assumed that he will get himself a fake penis on a separate occasion, only being responsible for amputation and not reconstruction.

]]> By: Boogaloo http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27039 Boogaloo Sat, 20 Oct 2007 01:33:57 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27039 I'd like to know why they left the testicles. Testosterone is one of the main hormones that govern sexual desire, and it's produced in the testis. Without the penis, the man would be unable to satisfy sexual needs in the normal manner. At the same time, he'd have a normal libido. So I'm imagining him suffering and in agony because he'd have the regular sexual responses of a normal man, but have no outlet. Would it have been better for him if he was castrated and had his sex drive reduced? Or has he adapted some how (cum oozing orifice) like supervert suggested... I’d like to know why they left the testicles. Testosterone is one of the main hormones that govern sexual desire, and it’s produced in the testis.
Without the penis, the man would be unable to satisfy sexual needs in the normal manner. At the same time, he’d have a normal libido. So I’m imagining him suffering and in agony because he’d have the regular sexual responses of a normal man, but have no outlet.
Would it have been better for him if he was castrated and had his sex drive reduced? Or has he adapted some how (cum oozing orifice) like supervert suggested…

]]> By: Peter http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/comment-page-1/#comment-27037 Peter Fri, 19 Oct 2007 12:57:30 +0000 http://pervscan.com/2007/10/18/phantom-erection-after-amputation-of-the-penis/#comment-27037 For someone like myself, who holds no medical qualifications, yet knows a lot about medicine, this case turns me on a great deal. In fact, with Neurology being my main area of interest, this case peaked my interest, in much the same way that young women peaked his non-existent cock. I'm particularly fascinated by the discovery of carcinoma. Was his death of prostatic carcinoma at 71, a result of cancer spreading from his penis up into the body over a long period (decades). This has happened before. Removal of the lymph glands in the groin is a normal procedure for cancer. Any cancer involving the lower abdominal area, can usually end up with lymph gland removal. Lymph is the fluid that the immune system uses around the body. I found particularly funny the mention of "A successful businessman" at the start. Would they have mentioned his level of success if he was a failure...."a bankrupt ugly gay man, aged 44, has a tumour on his cock" - I don't think so somehow. Did the Neurologists carry out a full eye examination? Were his saccades and supranuclear gaze normal? Did he suffer from sound phosphenes? Were there any reasons for his penile cancer? Genetics? Diet? Exposure to chemicals? (Who knows, maybe Viagra causes sexual cancers). Someday in Africa, this story will be told to young boys "if you masturbate too much, your cock will suffer cancer and be amputated! Fear God!) Cerebral transient ischemic attacks are also fascinating. TIA is like a mini-stroke. I'd also like to know how this mans sex life worked out after removal. Did he turn gay and get his ass fucked? Did he sexually assault women by grabbing their breasts in public, then run away? Did he turn to porn? Was he alive when Pervscan started up? For someone like myself, who holds no medical qualifications, yet knows a lot about medicine, this case turns me on a great deal. In fact, with Neurology being my main area of interest, this case peaked my interest, in much the same way that young women peaked his non-existent cock.

I’m particularly fascinated by the discovery of carcinoma. Was his death of prostatic carcinoma at 71, a result of cancer spreading from his penis up into the body over a long period (decades). This has happened before.

Removal of the lymph glands in the groin is a normal procedure for cancer. Any cancer involving the lower abdominal area, can usually end up with lymph gland removal. Lymph is the fluid that the immune system uses around the body.

I found particularly funny the mention of “A successful businessman” at the start. Would they have mentioned his level of success if he was a failure….”a bankrupt ugly gay man, aged 44, has a tumour on his cock” – I don’t think so somehow.

Did the Neurologists carry out a full eye examination? Were his saccades and supranuclear gaze normal? Did he suffer from sound phosphenes?

Were there any reasons for his penile cancer? Genetics? Diet? Exposure to chemicals? (Who knows, maybe Viagra causes sexual cancers).

Someday in Africa, this story will be told to young boys “if you masturbate too much, your cock will suffer cancer and be amputated! Fear God!)

Cerebral transient ischemic attacks are also fascinating. TIA is like a mini-stroke.

I’d also like to know how this mans sex life worked out after removal. Did he turn gay and get his ass fucked? Did he sexually assault women by grabbing their breasts in public, then run away? Did he turn to porn? Was he alive when Pervscan started up?

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