I'm in my late 20s and have been experimenting with ED drugs for well over a year and a half now.
I figured I'd make a post—even though we already have a few, including one I wrote about six months ago where I briefly shared my experience with Sildenafil.
That said, since we've had a lot more gentlemen join the forum, I thought I’d "revive" the thread and update it with a longer, more detailed story.
So, as I mentioned, I started with a simple 50 mg pill of Sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra). It’s true—I experienced some pretty noticeable nasal congestion, but that’s a common side effect.
A few weeks or a month later, I upped the dose to 75 mg (a full pill plus a half). That went fine too—still just nasal congestion, and luckily, I’m a nasal spray addict, so I always carry one with me. REALLY convenient in this case.
Eventually, I moved up to 100 mg, and that’s when the headaches started becoming noticeable—a side effect that many users experience.
Then, about five months ago, I upped the dose again to 150 mg. That’s when the real headaches kicked in—the kind that makes you pause everything for a few minutes. But eventually, I just learned to live with it.
Still, that hasn’t stopped me from using Sildenafil (which costs about a fifth of what Viagra does) regularly.
The last time I took it was this past Sunday. I had a booking with a Thai lady and popped 150 mg (3 x 50 mg pills) about 45 minutes before heading out.
At this point, I’ve either learned to ignore the side effects—or the side effects have learned to ignore me.
Sildenafil gives you superpowers.
It’s like being Superman—literally, the man of steel. The Thai lady even said, “Too big, cannot boom-boom,” which was fine, as I was there mainly to facefuck her—and I did.
It genuinely gives you a noticeable increase in girth and sometimes even length. Most importantly, it keeps you going and shortens your recovery time between rounds.
Don’t stress about taking it. I remember being nervous my first time too, but it’s all going to be fine.
My blood pressure swings from normal to high all the time, and I've never had an issue.
Over the past six months, I’ve had similar experiences with Cialis—though it's more of a “natural” build-up.
Cialis lets you go again and again—for two days, in my case. Sometimes I take 20 mg.
It has given me some unforgiving back pain at times, but a few ibuprofen usually take care of it. The pain only lasts as long as the drug is active in your system.
All in all, ED meds can be used by any gentleman—regardless of age.
I actually think more young men should consider it. And no—you won’t become dependent.
Even after using (and arguably abusing) these meds for over 18 months, I can still perform naturally. But honestly, the experience just isn’t the same unless I’m on either Sildenafil or Cialis.
So, six months since my last post, my update is this:
Yes, the higher the dose, the more likely you’ll get mild side effects like headaches or back pain—but they pass quickly. And they’re absolutely worth it.
Luckily, I’ve found a doctor willing to prescribe them. But these days, it’s easier than ever to get them through online platforms like Hims.
Keep this post in mind next time you’re headed to a session.
ED medication is where the money's at.
The wolf approves
I figured I'd make a post—even though we already have a few, including one I wrote about six months ago where I briefly shared my experience with Sildenafil.
That said, since we've had a lot more gentlemen join the forum, I thought I’d "revive" the thread and update it with a longer, more detailed story.
So, as I mentioned, I started with a simple 50 mg pill of Sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra). It’s true—I experienced some pretty noticeable nasal congestion, but that’s a common side effect.
A few weeks or a month later, I upped the dose to 75 mg (a full pill plus a half). That went fine too—still just nasal congestion, and luckily, I’m a nasal spray addict, so I always carry one with me. REALLY convenient in this case.
Eventually, I moved up to 100 mg, and that’s when the headaches started becoming noticeable—a side effect that many users experience.
Then, about five months ago, I upped the dose again to 150 mg. That’s when the real headaches kicked in—the kind that makes you pause everything for a few minutes. But eventually, I just learned to live with it.
Still, that hasn’t stopped me from using Sildenafil (which costs about a fifth of what Viagra does) regularly.
The last time I took it was this past Sunday. I had a booking with a Thai lady and popped 150 mg (3 x 50 mg pills) about 45 minutes before heading out.
At this point, I’ve either learned to ignore the side effects—or the side effects have learned to ignore me.
Sildenafil gives you superpowers.
It’s like being Superman—literally, the man of steel. The Thai lady even said, “Too big, cannot boom-boom,” which was fine, as I was there mainly to facefuck her—and I did.
It genuinely gives you a noticeable increase in girth and sometimes even length. Most importantly, it keeps you going and shortens your recovery time between rounds.
Don’t stress about taking it. I remember being nervous my first time too, but it’s all going to be fine.
My blood pressure swings from normal to high all the time, and I've never had an issue.
Over the past six months, I’ve had similar experiences with Cialis—though it's more of a “natural” build-up.
Cialis lets you go again and again—for two days, in my case. Sometimes I take 20 mg.
It has given me some unforgiving back pain at times, but a few ibuprofen usually take care of it. The pain only lasts as long as the drug is active in your system.
All in all, ED meds can be used by any gentleman—regardless of age.
I actually think more young men should consider it. And no—you won’t become dependent.
Even after using (and arguably abusing) these meds for over 18 months, I can still perform naturally. But honestly, the experience just isn’t the same unless I’m on either Sildenafil or Cialis.
So, six months since my last post, my update is this:
Yes, the higher the dose, the more likely you’ll get mild side effects like headaches or back pain—but they pass quickly. And they’re absolutely worth it.
Luckily, I’ve found a doctor willing to prescribe them. But these days, it’s easier than ever to get them through online platforms like Hims.
Keep this post in mind next time you’re headed to a session.
ED medication is where the money's at.
The wolf approves
