fhunter, I have not idea how the clothes shopping situation looks in St.P. or what's fashionable there at the moment or in your circles, but in my own experience...:

Having a slim but big-boned build (and fairly muscular thighs from bicycling all the time), finding fashionable shorts with a slim ...

Drat ... the adverse reaction sounds singularly unpleasant and very frustrating ... best wishes for your second attempt!

I second that request...

...since I'm considering the same style, it would be especially cool to hear how it "shapes up" a couple weeks down the road and how it then feels/functions in actual "use"...

...and for the present, I imagine the most interesting aspect might be how you feel/think about ...

I would be concerned about painful erection with extreme skin removal. There needs to be room to move things. Suspect your doc is getting his jollies by going too far.



Still, it's perfectly possible to remove (almost) all the inner foreskin and still have the circumcision not be tight (lots of ...

(...saw someone posted the first reply while I was writing, but I'll just send this off unchanged...):

Sounds good and quite sensible, although it could perhaps have the opposite effect: whet your appetite to do more. In any case, it might be an important step in terms of learning what you really ...

Makes for great stories, of course, but I think it's safe to say that this would be extremely dangerous in actual practice!

I for one mostly use a cellphone, but no way am I giving up my landline -- I think that, as the energy (and thus economic) crisis starts to really get underway in earnest, 2 things will happen: rates will go through the roof, and network maintenance will begin to get very, very sketchy. That is, if ...

Thanks, erikboy.

This is helpful to hear. What I conclude from this is that being on it long enough to notice some effects is probably not so risky, but that one should be damn certain about one's willingness to accept the possibility of damage if one then decides to test these effects for a longer ...

Ah, please excuse me, I'm not a good searcher ... now found some things. Appears to be no definite answer, although I conclude from what I've read that a couple of months should be fairly low-risk in terms of permanent effects... (is this the general opinion/experience among those who've tried it ...

Please forgive my ignorance and/or laziness -- but can anyone state generally what and when the "point-of-no-return" is with androcur? or point me to a thread where this is discussed in detail? i'm having trouble wading through the large amount of discussion on this topic ... many thanks ...