Mike GR and Everyone!

[Guest guest]

Mike (GR), I have to admit that dating scares the hell out of me after so many

years. I am so happy to see you are getting back out there. I think it depends

on how in deapth that relationship was over the three weeks on how emotionally

attached you can get.

I am the type of person who would just love to sit in a coffee shop or take a

long walk and talk the night away and get to know someone then to just go and do

activities and not get to learn much about them.

So for those of you who have started dating after WLS, how has it been for you

emotionally? Like I said I am scared for many reasons. Curious if I am the only

one.

It's a huge step.

Shauna

iamthinnow iamthinnow@...> wrote:

No worries Mike, you know all the single girls on here are just

waiting to be asked out by you!!! LOL!!! ~ in CA

> > >

> > > My female older cousin told me about this tonight.

> > >

> > > http://tinyurl.com/ym6g6l

> > >

> > > " Losing weight then tends to increase your sex drive, he says.

> And,

> > > losing weight improves the sex lives of men in another

way. " If

> you

> > > lose 35 pounds, if you're a male, you are gaining one inch of

> penis

> > > length, " he says. Often when a man is carrying a lot of extra

> > weight,

> > > Dr. Oz says a fat bundle builds up and starts to surround the

> > shaft.

> > > As a man drops the weight, that fat starts to recede. "

> > >

> > > Now you know I had to sit down and figure this out right? If I

> was

> > > 491 in August of 2005 and I'm 270 now. That means I've lost

about

> > > 6.25 blocks of 35lbs. That's either really good news now or

> really

> > > bad news for back then.

> > >

> > > While I'm wondering if there's some way I can discretely

> advertise

> > > this I also have new incentive to lose another, oh shall we

say,

> > > 70lbs or so?

> > >

> > > Mike in GR (just call me Mr. Tripod)

> > >

> >

>

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