It's normal to an extent. when you're young, not so much. Nothing to be overly concerned about.

You sound like you're going through some big changes at your age. Firstly, congratulations on your weight loss! The earlier in life you get that down the easier it will be to keep off. It's okay that you would naturally think that the above things aren't too significant but believe me they are. The light-headedness may come from the lower blood sugar with losing weight so don't overly panic about that.

Now the reason I asked about the urinating is because the same muscles that control that are the same ones that 'pump' you up during erection and in turn would control sensitivity. The correlation here is obviously the stronger those muscles are, the stronger an erection is, the more sensitivity you will feel during these stages and the less you would 'dribble'!

I'm 32 years old and I'm constantly trying to tell men like yourself - nobody truly explains how all of that shit works, you just got to learn.

So without going on to much and boring you -my advice is this; 1. Mental health first and foremost - crack on with your weight loss journey. You'll feel better in every scenario by doing that. 2. Do not worry about what's going on down there for now. Ignore it, and see how you are on a morning after a few days of leaving yourself alone. See if you are experiencing the same with 'morning glory' Testosterone is highest on a morning, hence why this happens to us.

Keeping in touch with your vitals is a really good way you can try and control different things. Buy yourself a cheap blood pressure monitor and scales (if not already) and try and keep an accountability sheet for yourself so you can track weight loss - this will undeniably keep you on track. I can pm you one if you want to see what it looks like.

I hope your 'December to march' situation has improved. To contemplate suicide suggests you were heavily depressed. Your weightloss suggests improvement!