... it sounds like you're exagerating your size here a bit ...
Uh huh ...
Some were suggesting that SHE get some "tightening up" surgery, but HE could also go for the "girth" surgery.
I found some information on it ...
The girth of the penis is widened with fat injected by syringe, or by dermal fat grafts, which are two strips of skin with attached fat. This skin, usually two inches (5.08 cm) by six inches (15.25 cm) wide, is harvested from the crease between the buttocks and the thigh.
The dermal graft is put in under the head of the penis to the base of the penis...it makes it appear symmetrical and even ...
In a different article, I also found something of interest to those of you men who might be somewhat overweight and wondering just where your penis is "disappearing" to.
There is a fat pad in the pubic region (on men), and when it is too fat, the penis is covered, or "sucked in". It can be prevented, by maintaining a healthy weight. But if losing weight does not cause it to go back to normal size, there is a simple surgery that exposes the hidden part ...
Some reasons why older gentlemen tend to gain weight especially in that "belly" area ...
Men with a lower testosterone & progesterone to estrogen ratio would be more *prone* to becoming overweight. Meaning overweight men would be more likely to be deficient in hormones that regulate penis size and virilization.
Also, fat men would on *average* have a lesser *useable* penis size. This is because more of their penis would be obstructed by a thicker fat pad.
Not to just pick on the "heavier" gentlemen ... there is also an indication that heavier women lose muscle tone in the vaginal tract as well, so it's kind of a double jeopardy thing for us. We have a tendency to lose muscle tone because we bear children and then if we don't watch our weight, we will lose still more.
Isn't it fun ... getting OLD?
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