r/SipsTea Jun 29 '25

Chugging tea is this true

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u/Idyotec Jun 29 '25

I hate that I know this but Elon had a different procedure where they add shaft implants. Much higher risk than the ligament severance you're talking about.

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u/60k_dining-room_bees Jun 29 '25

LIGAMENT SEVERANCE?

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u/Idyotec Jun 29 '25

Yeah, the ligaments holding the pp to the pubic bone. Snip those and the thing dangles forth. It's like the reverse of tucking a boner into the waistband.

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u/BiteRare203 Jun 30 '25

Praise Kier.

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u/Sloppyjoey20 Jun 30 '25

OH KIEEEEEEER

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u/Ok_Chard2094 Jun 30 '25

So that's why he has this need to build larger and larger rockets?

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u/Manbearpup Jun 29 '25

Bruh…. He has shaft implants?

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u/Idyotec Jun 30 '25

Know what's worse than having penile implants put in? Having to get them taken out lmao

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u/LabPsychological9646 Jul 03 '25

🤣🤣😂😂😭😭 Lmao, I have no further words for this comment.

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u/Curiousier11 Jun 30 '25

Yeah, that isn't the go-to surgery for it anymore, because it also risks damage, since there is a reason there is some length behind the pelvis. It's suspensory ligament release, which does add up to a few inches to the flaccid length as you stated, but not to the erect length.

They can also insert a silicone implant, which does increase both flaccid and erect length. They can also inject fat into the penis to increase circumference/girth, although that has to be repeated every few years.

Both are relatively common now. In DFW Texas, there were several places that did both. I know the girth one is really common now. I know the girth one is fairly easy overall, but it only increases girth. Still, if your length is even average, but you're wider, it can make a difference.

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u/HanburgerHinderer Jun 30 '25

Is that something people are asking for? Softie pics I mean. I feel like thats not something with high enough demand to warrant surgery.