Anyone else still smile when they remember how effortlessly comfortable pre-op sleep used to feel?

[RigiconDownUnder]

Before surgery, especially during those chilly winter months, my size would shrink dramatically, often to what felt like micro-penis territory. Far from being a drawback, that became one of the most unexpectedly delightful gifts: sleeping and moving in bed felt absolutely effortless. There was almost no bulk to contend with. Rolling from side to side, shifting positions, or simply settling in for the night was pure freedom, nothing pressing against my thighs, stomach, or the mattress. It was just soft, light, and wonderfully easy. I still look back on those nights with a warm sense of appreciation.

Now that I’m a shower, life is even better in so many ways. The extra length and girth (even soft) feel empowering and affirming every single day. At night I sometimes notice the gentle presence as I turn, a soft reminder of how far I’ve come, an occasional small adjustment that only makes me more thankful for the incredible results. It’s a minor, almost charming detail in the grand scheme, and I’m overflowing with gratitude for the changes overall!!

Has anyone else who went from very small to larger experienced this same beautiful dual joy?
Do you ever fondly remember that old pre-op sleeping ease while celebrating how wonderful things are now?

[LetoMan]

Nope.

[SWorks17]

Nope!

SWorks

[AnotherOldFart]

Nope.

Being a shower has many benefits. My wife thinks she turns me on 24/7. HAHA!