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Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2018-04-24

The transplant penis was circumcised? All that work and a bit is still missing!

ps. No way am I watching this, the preload is enough.


CrimsonHyperSloth - 2018-04-24

It was interesting, the testicles were removed on ethical grounds because they didn't want the recipient being able to father children of the donor.

No idea if the video mentions that or not.


Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2018-04-24

Wow the ethics if that is amazing! You could have loads of bastard children and no child support :D


Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2018-04-24

Top ethics! A++


Mister Yuck - 2018-04-24

Fuck that! I'm writing into my will that if anyone wants my main guy, they've gotta take his little friends with him. My package is a package deal.

Also, the animation would have been better if he popped a happy little boner at the end so the viewer knows everything turned out okay.


boner - 2018-04-24

Obligatory five stars


Ugh - 2018-04-24

wow, that donor didn't even flinch, so manly they could obviously spare it


betabox - 2018-04-24

I'd think that some fairly extensive removal of the vas deferens would make that unnecessary, which would also obviate the need for taking testosterone for life. I'm imagining that real balls would be better than Neuticles.


boner - 2018-04-25

boner donor


Zoot42 - 2018-04-24

All jokes aside this is an incredible breakthrough. Medical scientists have spent years and years trying to get fully working dong grafts because dudes care about them so much and it really sucks to pee through a tube. I finished a book last summer on weird military science and there was a really large chapter about this topic exclusively because apparently IEDs fire from the bottom up.

I'm wondering about the long term psychological consequences though, how will dudes feel with a different dong than they had originally? We all know that it's better than the current replacement options, but will it be traumatizing?


betabox - 2018-04-24

Depends on whether it's an upgrade, I'd think.


SolRo - 2018-04-25

Anything is an upgrade over nothing


CrimsonHyperSloth - 2018-04-25

The guy was very happy:

The patient, who wished to remain anonymous due to the stigma, told the Times: “I feel whole again.” The IED took both of his legs above the knee and destroyed his genitals. But it was the genital injury that hit him hardest, he said. “That injury, I felt like it banished me from a relationship. Like, that’s it, you’re done, you’re by yourself for the rest of your life. I struggled with even viewing myself as a man for a long time.”

He now has plans to go to medical school, settle down, and meet someone. “Just that normal stuff,” he said.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/04/i-feel-whole-again-wou nded-vet-receives-first-penis-scrotum-combo-transplant/


SolRo - 2018-04-26

It's likely completely relative to the experience.

Like, someone going for a years without having a dong would be ecstatic just to be whole again, but if this procedure becomes very common in our 'perpetual war' future then I could see some cases of a guy getting mangled in Country-To-Be-Suppressed #234 getting flown back to the Empire of America and waking up with a 4" shorter dong and being really depressed about it.


Gmork - 2018-04-26

Sorry, but if you lost your dong and got a shorter one, you better count your lucky fucking stars. I don't care how altered your carbon is.


The Mothership - 2018-04-25

Ghost dongs.


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