Aussie TV Show - Penis Enlargment

Hi Everyone,

Last Thursday on the new TV show "Body Work" they did an article on Steve’s penis enlargment. Well I could not believe the chat it generated with the girls around the coffee urn at work the next morning.

I watched the show with my wife and we were in shock horror for this poor guy who had zero flaccid and naff all erect size. My wife could not believe that there were guys out there facing this horrible physical problem.

Anyway there were some interesting chats between doctor and patient about vigorous stretching and a small window of opportunity before everything heals and scars.

If you like to see the before and after pics and read a little about this poor guy who’s salvation came in the form of a scalpel read on:

http://health.n inemsn.com.au/a … e.aspx?id=18777

I feel very fortunate at the moment.

Regards
Skep.

> A consultation with Dr Colin Moore reveals Steve has what’s known as “Pickwickian syndrome” which means his penis is buried inside the body.

Google “Pickwickian syndrome.”

Without seeing more of his body, it’s hard to tell how obese Steve is, but judging from the shape of the fat on his fat pad, I’d say he’s probably quite a porker. No wonder his dick is “buried inside the body.” Losing some blubber should be the first line of attack, not only for his dick size, but for his health. His surgeon didn’t advise that because $25,604 covers a lot of yacht payments.

Sad.

The video is worth a look for those wondering what happens when the ligs are lengthened from non-surgical PE. There is no need to sever them. Many doctors recommend hanging after cutting the ligs, or manual stretching in Steve’s case. IMO, what this “doctor” did isn’t unlike selling someone a $25,000 sugar pill to cure a headache and then advising to take an aspirin afterwards.

I saw that show too and was amazed.
Hobby, yes the guy was over weight, but not what I would call obese.

My wife had a chuckle after the show knowing the results I’ve had and what it cost me.

Still, I did feel for the poor guy, especially once I saw the cost.

I feel incredibly grateful and at the same time incredibly sorry for that man. The after shot looks like a pic of a giant clitoris you see on rare women.

Interesting article, thanks for sharing. There was a guy in gym class, that was even smaller than the first or “before” picture, it almost looked like a second belly button.

I guess I feel thankful for what I have, after reading that.

It looks more like a sex change operation :(

It doesn’t look so bad to me. Remember we all come in different sizes. This is a penis enlargement web site and we want to encourage and help people not make them feel bad about themselves. Reading the comments above Im sure such a guy as ‘Steve’ coming to this site would feel really shitty and leave. And this is just the place where he could find some answers. Think about it..

True. My apologies. I recant what I said earlier in this thread.

Great response Alrdybig! :up: Now thats what I call a man of character and sensitivity, I wish there were more like you on the forum. A man that can readily admit to fault when confronted with reasonable statements and not go on the defensive. This in turn allows you to expand your mind and improve your character even further because none of us are perfect.

>>>The after shot looks like a pic of a giant clitoris you see on rare women.

I’ve seen that and licked it aaaaallllll up.

Closest to giving a blow job I’ll ever come.

It was like sucking a thumb… but she had nice tits! She scrubbed that thing up and down my thighs like a dog in heat…. and, she was the best fucking lover I ever had.

Peace.

What’s really a shame is that the marginal gains he received in flaccid size for $26K he could’ve gotten for free in a few short months. What a ripoff.

Supersizit

I would be interested to know if you think starting a thread like this does more harm than good?

looking back on what I wrote and trying to imagine how it might feel if I looked like that and then read the post and replies. I posted more to inform and share related information to our general topic but can see that all it might do is make some members feel worse.

I suppose in the end if you suffer pickwickian syndrome chances are penis size will be emotive topic.

Steve if you are here, good on you for having the courage to tell your story and make sure you do as the Doctor advised and then spend the rest of your days following some of the routines in here.

You may be able to gain even more.

Later
Skep

Skeptdick

>I would be interested to know if you think starting a thread like this does more harm than good?

Good question. :-k

The fact that you were thoughtful enough to ask yourself this question and then post it leads me to believe that you are compassionate and sensitive to other’s feelings. Good for you! :up:

However its not like you insulted people that are way below average and we are grown adults that don’t need to be shielded like children from the harsh realities of life.

Furthermore, I think the the vast majority of members here (even the ones that are significantly below average) are still significantly bigger than the original size of a man with that condition so the upside of all this is that it makes them realize that they should be grateful for what they have and count their blessings because after-all… things could have been worse.

I think the topic you presented is fair game for discussion because its inevitable that other alternative methods of PE will be discussed on a PE forum and there are people out there that will want to know what their options are and how much it will cost and what are the possible risks involved.

What is not fair is mockery or ridicule of people that are less endowed and its bad karma!

As general rule of thumb, my advice is for people of average or near average length to avoid the risk of such surgery but someone with that particular condition will not find a bib hanger or pump that will fit them and even manual techniques can be awkward with a penis that small therefore such a condition may be the exception to the rule and might possibly better prepare the individual for more conventional techniques like the ones you will find on Thunders.

Not that it matters much, but isnt obesity defined as being 15% or more over ones ideal weight?

Thanks for taking the time to reply Supersizeit.

I’m pleased that you sum it up that way, it pretty much matches up with how I felt and why I included it here.

I don’t offer that much in terms of new material, as there there are so many more experienced members here that can offer a great deal more. Having said that, if I see something relevant that may not have reached the USA I post it on behalf of the Aussie brethren.

Later
Skep