Big thing: becoming more respected in my work environment and circle of friends.
Small thing: the look on my friends' faces when they see me 5 inches taller. Also their jealousy 
My lengthening won't happen over night, and I'll even make it a gradual process using lifts, so no one is too surprised. I also have a great alibi (that being growth spurt + HGH) and am a very convincing individual. I think my story will work better than yours did Sweden because it doesn't involve elephants breaking my legs.
These are great answers so far, especially yours Chris. A lot of people don't realize that we're not suffering from insecurity. We suffer from a fact of life- discrimination.
Happy New Years guys, you're all giants in my mind. 
Quote from: ChrisIsaak on April 03, 2014, 11:15:15 AMOne thing I realized after LL is that I'm taking better care of myself and how I look. For instance, I never used hair gel before although women suggested me to do so countless times, well now I am. I try to get dressed more properly. I used to go outside with a shirt only, now I complement with a suiting jacket depending on the weather. Believing and seeing you can actually look so good is a very different feeling. I used to be very good friends with women and joined their conversations about other good looking, hot men around. Now I feel like I'm one of those guys. I'm inclined to try new looks just for the fun of it, like the "jock" look for instance. I'm ordering a Letterman jacket soon and will be wearing it for the first time, lol!
This!!! One of the many things I'm looking forward to after LL is being able to wear and do things I couldn't do before. Wearing sports jackets is a big one, right now someone might think it looks silly when I'm wearing it, like a young boy trying to act suave. But once you're taller, you can pull wearing that off so easily. I also want to get an outrageous haircut that I think I would pull off a lot better after gaining some inches.
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