I read in a magazine that if a guy loses a significant amount of weight (like 30-40 lbs.) that it gives him a little something extra down "there". That it makes it slightly longer by an inch or two. Is this true?
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Is this true about weight loss?
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Only if you go from obese to average. If you go from average to fit, you probably won't notice much of a difference.
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actually it is somewhat correct, the bone above your penis is covered in a large some of fat when you are overweight, as you trim away the fat the amout of fat in that area reduces, as well as everywhere else so it will appear that your junk is a tiny bit bigger