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This reminded me of how I take a sildenafil before every massage, laser appointment, or gym locker room visit. Every single one. No exceptions.
It started after one massage therapist told me how “most men get erections during this, but it’s okay that you didn’t.”
So now, anytime there’s even a 1% chance someone might see me flaccid — I pop the pill. Gym locker rooms? Pop the pill. Public swimming pools? Pop the pill. Family gatherings? Pop the pill. I do not get caught soft.
You think it’s weird? You know what’s even weirder? Lying on a table getting oiled up while your body betrays you in a moment of judgement. Never again.
I’m not even aiming for 100%. Honestly, 30–50% is the sweet spot. Silent, stoic.
It’s not about sex. It’s about honor. Control. Presentation. The body as a vessel of strength, not shame. You wouldn’t show up to battle with a flacid sword.
Anyway. That’s why I carry emergency sildenafil. Just in case.
I'd been reading about Diogenes how he'd supposedly masturbated in public to prove a point about natural urges and societal shame (saw it on reddit, it must be reliable and a historical event). I thought, why not now? If Diogenes could do it in public of Athens, I could do it in Philosophy 3001W to make a statement. So, I did mid-lecture, I unzipped my jeans and started emulating Diogenes. I figured it'd spark a discussion, maybe even earn me some philosopher cred or even extra credit. For about ten seconds, I felt like Diogenes. Then the room went silent, everyone looked at me in shock.
Before I could even explain to my professor and peers I got kicked out of class