You're a surgeon and two men are brought into your operating room. The two men were involved in a head on collision caused by one of the drivers operating their vehicle while under the influence. They will both survive, however there is massive damage to both of their penises.
The victim, the driver who was not drunk, will completely lose his penis. The drunk driver on the other hand has a 50/50 chance of keeping his penis. As a surgeon you know of a technique to transplant the drunk driver's penis onto his victim. For a surgeon of your skill the operation will be simple and if done the drunk driver's penis will survive on a new body and the victim will get to retain his ability to function sexually. The drunk driver on the other hand will have to live without a penis.
Do you proceed with the transplant or do you let fate decide? Keep in mind, that no matter which option you choose at least one of them will have to live without a penis, but if you don't do the transplant both men might be forced to live without a penis.
What do you do?
Oh, and in case you're wondering, the drunk driver has a very large, 9" monster cock.
The victim, the driver who was not drunk, will completely lose his penis. The drunk driver on the other hand has a 50/50 chance of keeping his penis. As a surgeon you know of a technique to transplant the drunk driver's penis onto his victim. For a surgeon of your skill the operation will be simple and if done the drunk driver's penis will survive on a new body and the victim will get to retain his ability to function sexually. The drunk driver on the other hand will have to live without a penis.
Do you proceed with the transplant or do you let fate decide? Keep in mind, that no matter which option you choose at least one of them will have to live without a penis, but if you don't do the transplant both men might be forced to live without a penis.
What do you do?
Oh, and in case you're wondering, the drunk driver has a very large, 9" monster cock.