1000 Posts

To mark the 1000th post I have made to this Forum, I thought it might be appropriate to offer thanks to a few of those who have helped me get to where I am now on the Aneros journey.

By way of a quick summary, I have been on this trip for just under six years and consider my prostate to be sufficiently rewired that I can now enjoy A-less orgasms every morning when I wake up. I have also regained, (within the last couple of months), my morning wood: something I haven't experienced for several years and which I thought I had lost forever. As a bonus, I have discovered that my nipples are an erogenous zone and can on occasions be brought into play, especially during A-less adventures.

None of this would have been possible without the help, advice and encouragement of several individuals and entities. Obviously it would be tedious for me to mention everyone who I consider has provided some help so I will name just a few. My sincerest thanks go:

• to my doctor, who in 2009, stuck his finger up my arse, pronounced that I had a slightly enlarged prostate and directed me to a urologist for further investigation. It was this event that set me seeking further information on the internet, from where I discovered the HIH Company;
• to HIH for inventing and developing those magic little plastic devices that constitute the range of Aneros prostate massagers;
• to the set of little swizzle sticks that HIH christened "Peristal", not only for keeping my haemorrhoids under control but for leading me, (almost without my being aware of it), to the pleasures of A-less orgasms;
• to the Classic Eupho, for providing me with my very first Super-O back in 2010 and also for my most recent one, just last week;
• to Brian mayfield, who I believe to have been largely responsible for authoring and editing the Aneros Wiki;
• to @rumel, who sent me a PM following my first post to this Forum and who, in doing so, offered me words of encouragement and wisdom that I shall always cherish;
• to @Cockadoodle, whose essay called "Penis Not" provided probably the most valuable advice given on the forum to date. (Apologies to @JMay and more recently, @neros, whose threads I believe may well also become classics);
• to @rook who, early in my journey, confided that he is five years older than I and who, in the late 1950s, was serving on the aircraft carrier USS Yorketown in the South China Sea at the same time as I was aboard the British aircraft carrier HMS Albion, conducting exercises and manoeuvres together. Although we never actually met, to you my friend, I extend the sincere hope that we might meet up in a future life!
• And to all those Forum members who have collectively contributed so much wisdom, humour, advice encouragement and pleasure through your threads and posts; Bless You All, and may you continue to enjoy the advantages that Aneros devices have to offer!