we can inject fat and silicon into body parts like lips, boobs, and butts to make them bigger and fuller; why can’t we do the same for penises?
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I’ve seen a video on a nsfw sub of some dude who did this. Literally it was so messed up man. Apparently he was like a “sub” to this dude who’s known for making people submit to him and they’ve died because of him, it’s a whole story but I forgot the name
Boobs are mostly fat, not functional tissue. The actual milk producing parts don’t make up much of the overall size so when you want to add size, you just add filler. Butts are the same way, it’s mostly muscle and fat so just add more filler.
The penis however is mostly blood. The reason a penis gets hard is because your body pumps blood to it and then regulates how easy it is for the blood to leave, thus swelling up. Because the majority of the penis is this type of tissue (the spongy body and the cavernous bodies) you can’t just add filler to make it bigger.
If the penis was mostly fat with the urethra in the middle we could do exactly what you’re saying, but in that case it couldn’t ever get hard, it’d just be the consistency of boobs.
Oh, you can – but you would not like the results.
There’d just be some more material when it’s soft – but where would that go when rest gets hard? Still being a soft padding that is thoroughly out of sync with the rest, shape-wise.
Lips, boobs, and butts are softer organs. If you were to augment a penis you’d need it to be soft sometimes and hard others or else it just defeats the purpose. You could do that but now we’re drifting from simple gel implants to full on cyborg integration.
Even if you did just pump silicon around it, that would just make it thicker, and must people are focused with length. Actually extending the penis would be like trying to extend your arm or anything else on your body. You’d need to fill in the space somewhere with more flesh, blood vessels, nerves, and now we’re talking a full on intensive operation.
Basically:
Cost and Complexity vs Necessity
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