Originally posted by Sahara
View Post
With hf my erections are only 60% of what they should be, I alternate between having HF and this other new phenomenon know as "large flaccid". It's all just pelvic floor muscles being in a constantly tense state.
Having hard flaccid is a very normal thing for every man, for example after intense exercise every man will have HF for a brief period of time due to adrenaline and the nervous system kicking in but once the body settles down it goes away, however our nervous systems have locked up. It really is that simple. It doesn't matter if you got HF from drugs, PE, or anxiety. It's all the same shit being kept alive by a feedback loop.
When people who had healed tried to convince me it's a nervous system tension disorder I used to say things similar to you like :
" I barely think about "
"It doesn't even bother me"
" I've been feeling fine lately and relaxed and it still hasn't gone away"
" I've done loads of meditating, eating right and positive thinking and I still have it so it must be physical "
HF is always on our minds, especially in the subconscious, it is an extremely traumatic thing to go through. We feel it even when we are not thinking about it and the longer we have it the more it becomes reinforced. When I was completely healed for 4 months with 100% return of sexual function I literally stopped thinking about it completely, it was not even on my sunconscious, I was the most relaxed I had been in years and my mind was constantly occupied.
You have to understand dude this whole condition is just one massive case of hysteria, some people on here spend years of their life coming on this forum daily and talking about penis fractures and burst veins, I even saw a post yesterday on here where a few of them are in the process of buying human growth hormone to inject themselves with because they have somhow come to the conclusion it will help LOL. A lot of people have been on here with hf for so many years that their mental health has been severely compromised.

Admin of the Month Mar 2015
Comment