Man with 'bionic penis' explains what it was like to finally lose his virginity

A British man who was given a ‘bionic penis’ after an accident has spoken out about his experience finally losing his virginity after years without a penis.

Most guys become pretty attached to their penis. They come in all shapes and sizes and most get pretty acquainted with theirs by the time they’ve reach adulthood.

However, British man Mo Abad had a significantly different experience growing up.

Abad, from Edinburgh, Scotland, unfortunately lost his penis as a child in a car accident back in the 1970s.

Back then, there simply wasn’t the technology available to create him a new one. But Abad has reflected on the fact that doctors had to do a lot of work just to keep him alive.

But towards his late-30s, Mo was given hope by an Edinburgh-based plastic surgeon who said that he finally had the means to give him a new penis - having seen Mo previously many years ago.

Mo said he had what's known as a phalloplasty, which involves taking skin from a person's arm or the back of their leg and 'they roll it up like a Swiss roll and construct a penis out of it'.

Mo Abad didn’t have a normal experience with sex due to an accident he was involved in as a child. (UNILAD)

He then said that an implant is placed into the device to allow the person with the bionic penis to have sex. The man with the bionic penis... sounds like an adult film parody of an 80s action film.

But with this development, Abad was able to finally have sex, although he would not feel the sensation of the act.

Speaking on the UK’s This Morning show, he explained to the hosts what it was like losing his virginity to sex worker, Charlotte Rose, who joined him on the show.

He said: "Initially I was nervous, it would be wrong of me to say that I wasn’t. Because I had never really been on a one to one with a woman.

"[Charlotte] was brilliant, I just went with the flow and left her in control."

Understandably, Abad said he was nervous about losing his virginity. (UNILAD)

He added: "It was difficult because it was the first time I had used it. I was told, after I had my surgery to go and practice ‘inflate, deflate’.

Abad continued to explain he and Rose had a lovely weekend together so the first time not going to plan was less of a big deal.

Rose praised the doctors for the work they were able to do on Abad and said they had a brilliant time together. Closing by saying the pair of them thoroughly enjoyed themselves.

Well, if the unthinkable should happen there is clear hope you can still have a fulfilling sex life.