Comments on: Male Enhancement: Is It Worth A Try?

Nonpresciption Methods Range From The Possibly Effective To The Downright Dangerous

[mcv57]

In my wisdom, I have learned that when the women starts complaining about her husband''s *** size its a clue. (1) An addiction to eroticism is manfesting itself in the relationship, or (2) the women is comparing you with the past relationships, and now. I blame the man in the relationship also - he attempts to replace physical copulation with real love. If the women learns to adapt to this idealogy, the relationship falls apart (no love; just lust). The physical aspect of size is only vane and lustful and only bring pain, suffering and loneliness.

Man needs to learn how to nurture what really matters in a relationship - emotion/love.

[hypnotoad72]

If health insurance doesn''t cover this sort of thing, or the people who want it, how much money will the rest of us be saving? I suppose there''s logic in that concept somewhere, just don''t ask where or who believes that tripe concept...

[edintex]

I bet the democrats are thanking their lucky stars for "The FastSize Extender" right now!!!
But when they find out it doesn''t always work, I''m SURE they will blame President Bush.
(You KNOW it)

[nggr]

7 inches is still quite tiny.

[nggr]

women say that bigger is better only if your d*ck is too small, otherwise they have no complaints.

[keithle1]

Some of the subject lines of these male enhancement emails are more than a little off-color. "My mouth is too small for my bf''s ***."

Maybe women can tell the truth for once. Is bigger better? No point men doing it if men don''t want it.

Not much point in having a four-hour Viagra erection if she can''t feel anything.

[hypnotoad72]

If the dude bothered to look up the average male''s size, he needn''t have spent $298 plus tax and shipping for a wang extender if, improperly used, would have left him even looser than an over-tuned guitar string.