Is it possible to keep weight off after phentermine

Is it possible to be hornier after reading this episode? I've given myself a monumental wack off and drenched my screen and keyboard. If it plays up and needs servicing, what do I say caused it??

My wife got me into this. It was her fantasy. After a year at the gym losing weight and improving flexibility, I was finally able to get 3-4 inches into my mouth and keep it there long enough to suck myself off. WOW DO I LOVE IT! Especially how crazy it drives my wife. We have had the best sex of our marriage since I learned to suck my cock.

Really well written, honestly, especially the ending which had some emotional weight to it which was pulled off nicely.

5'4 and 95 lbs.?!?! Makes her BMI 16.7=Severely Underweight!! Just Jess would need to gain 15-20 lbs to be considered the lowest weight possible and still be in the healthy weight range. Love the story but geez, a little research... Concentration camp/anorexia anyone?

Suggestion: change the layout and traps of the dungeon after someone unauthorized sees it. Also, maybe seal it off (as much as possible) while inside.

Ashley's silent reaction weighs weight, it's wonderful that she mistakes Luke in front of the incredulous blonde with big breasts, then when she understands that it's her brother, it's divine because so much reactions are possible that the normality of a hot girl to fuck is very exciting.... is Ashley also into incest or will she consider it, with a brother, or cousin or uncle, after his slutty friend?

I only gave it 25% because at least the article meant well and tried, but what weight loss isn't is effective. Ever. Outside of extremely unusual eating habits, medical conditions, or life styles, you can't lose weight over the long term. You can't. Period. Weight loss has been studied for decades, largely growing out of studies done during and after WWII regarding starvation and lack of food. Fact of the matter is, any normal diet in terms of calories will result in you maintaining your normal weight. Not one single study in 60 years has shown ANY weight loss tactics to actually work FOR FIVE YEARS. Even at two years, most of them fall apart. Atkins, for example, will cause you to lose weight, and then you will start regaining it, and then you will be back to your starting weight around 18 months. Now, it is possible to change your base weight by 10 pounds or so, 15 if you happen to be a broad-shouldered, six-and-a-half foot tall male. But that's it. You can trim down, and no more. All those diets people THINK have worked for years? That's because they don't stick to them. They diet to get their weight down, then let off and it comes back. Thus, the body never acclimates and simply adjusts to the calorie restrictions, but yo-yo dieting is about the most unhealthy thing you can do outside of smoking.
People, you want to like your body? Then like your body; it's yours, it's beautifuly, appreciate it. There's nothing wrong with exercising, as it is good for the heart and lungs and all that, but don't do it to change who you are.
And as a side note, in almost all studies, thinner people do WORSE in health, whether it's mortality, mobidity, recovery from surgery, coping with cancer, etc. Only when we hit the top one or two percent in weight does the trend begin to reverse. So, if you wonder why older people often look fatter, it's because the other ones died young.