Rhodes

Love this thread. Nothing has convinced me I'm making the right decision more than what I've read here.
This is one of the main reasons I'm getting sleeved...
Bummer I still need to go through my Ins. Co.'s 12-week program or I'd be knocking on the surgeon's door tomorrow.
My wife is 14 years younger than me and as freaky as they come...... I want to use that to my advantage.

Love this thread. Nothing has convinced me I'm making the right decision more than what I've read here.
This is one of the main reasons I'm getting sleeved...
Bummer I still need to go through my Ins. Co.'s 12-week program or I'd be knocking on the surgeon's door tomorrow.
My wife is 14 years younger than me and as freaky as they come...... I want to use that to my advantage.

As a woman, I can say that I can't want to see penises growing bigger and longer after I start losing weight too!

Edit: No pictures

I just need my wife to stop yelling the doctors name and thanking him.

God I hope that doesn't happen to me!
0_o

OK, guys, as someone who's over two years out, a few things.
First, it DOES look bigger, and it GETS bigger; not only does the removal of the fat make it look bigger, but there's more, uh, USABLE size.
Possibly more important, it gets HARDER. Touchy subject, but a lot of heavy guys have problems with blood pressure and other things that can make it hard (har har) to maintain a super firm erection. Nowadays, my boners are so hard I'm surprised ... well, I can't say it in public, but yeah. It's a pleasant change; I think my ladyfriends have enjoyed the extra hardness even more than the inch or so extra visible length.

Whew....I'm gonna need a cold shower after reading this thread

I had read that for every 10 pounds lost you gain an inch in length I was looking forward to adding over 10 inches since I lost 105 pounds but you won't believe this but it did not happen. LOL