Thanks everyone for shedding lights on me since the 13th of January 2024, especially tenaciousD’s consistent pep talk.
I intended to make this thread my 2024 progress journal, but however seemingly currently is not really in a positive status at the moment.
The intended recipient of the following post is for people that haven’t tried P.E and is keen on starting out, hopefully this can make some contribution and make up for my seemingly not giving an effort in P.E even though I swore by my thread.
Readers, please take it with a grain of salt for the following information I’m about to say. I’ve not made gains at all, have not much experience in P.E., and is just a pick packer working in a warehouse therefore not smart. I’m just a very logical man with ADHD, and this is my thought/idea I would like to share for people new to P.E that may come across to my thread, the following are just some points I’ve read and would like to share.
I’ve been on a break since my last post, and will continue my new routine tomorrow on Monday the 4th of March. Given, I haven’t gained because I’ve been inconsistent due to suspecting under-working my unit, which in turn leads to increasing frequency and ended up overworking it which led to negative indicators; truth to be told, my penis condition have been worrying until two days ago and now it looks livelier.
During my break, I’ve been browsing through thread and posts, attempting to satisfy my curiosity and answering the "whys" in my head. How can people handle 10 times what I attempted? Is less more or more more? Is positive indicator essential for growth? How is it that people claimed that they gained without experiencing positive indicators. How important is expansion? Is there a "set" frequency of jelqing needed to be achieved in order to achieve optimal expansion? Why is it that during my clamping period, despite achieving consistent expansion of 0.5 to 0.75 inch expansion for 3 months, no gain was achieved? Is there a sure-fire way of gaining for everyone?
When I came across quik4life (Q4L) thread the other day, it scared me further more. It scares me that what if I spent so much time on my effort but it ended up to no avail? But, how did this guy not gained when he was so consistent throughout his own journey? This reminded me of myself clamping every other day religiously despite having mental issue that makes it extra difficult in executing tasks.
From what I could gather from thundersplace, there are few reasons one might not gain that I personally find making sense
1. Under-working: You’re not working your unit hard enough, force or time wise, you’re dealing too little damage to let your unit realize it has to grow stronger for upcoming beating
2. Overworking: You’re working your unit too hard, force or time wise, it can’t heal enough in time to overcome the damage you’re dealing to it. You deal too much damage that it entered "Fatal" status and now it has a "respawn" timer.
3. Warm up/down factor: You’re not warming up your unit enough, it is said that it helps in term of expansion, achieving/improving gains, and most importantly it will help making it safer for you to conduct your P.E. Routine.
4. Too conditioned from prior exercises: Similar to under-working, since you’ve leveled up your unit to level 99 already, you simply don’t get enough experience from level 10 workouts
5. Unsuitable exercises: Your current exercises doesn’t impact the area of your unit that is essential for growth. You have to delve into other manuals or look into devices
Are these points the definitely truth? I don’t know, but I say, they’re worth taking into consideration because it is something you’ll be spending months, up to years; you spend a few hours here and there looking now, and it is something that will potentially benefit you months or years in the near future. Nobody really knows when it comes to P.E., that’s where the Exclusion method comes in place. Eliminate potential factor one by one, it will lead us closer to the truth.
Is there really something considered as a really sensitive unit? From my recent 1 month experience where I’ve literally taken more than 2 weeks off, I say, yes. Though, I don’t really have much information to work with apart from what I could gather from Q4L’s and myself (albeit short-lived) consistency throughout our workouts, also some others that claimed they couldn’t gain regardless how they’ve been religiously doing/done P.E one thing I realize and acknowledges is that we’re all dying to achieve gains, and how does this affect our mindset? We might extend too far to places we shouldn’t have been; just like myself clamping my penis death choking (20 toe shields) it for 3 months without any prior P.E experiences. I didn’t care about my erection quality back then, if my unit gets up, it gets a beating. I’ve been attempting a Level 50 raid boss with my Level 1 wooden club with its Level 1 cloth Armour. I’m thankful my unit stick-ed with me until now.
Now, is there a surefire routine for gain? No, but closest routine to this would be the Linear Newbie Routine by J123. I see it here and there sometimes, but believes that it deserves more fame than it currently has. It is a good foundation not ONLY for conditioning your unit, but help you realize factors that contribute your gain, or help you realize why your unit isn’t gaining. Why I think so?
1. For average people, you’re very likely, to start out with Under-working your unit. Though, this is still very beneficial. You’re conditioning your unit slowly to ENSURE that it is in optimal/healthy condition for when you enter frequency/zone that help/encourage you gain. Not only that, you’re still enhancing your erection quality regardless. You know you will own a penis that can puncture plaster walls while working through a safe routine, sleep well, sleep tight.
2. You’re very aware that you’re not Overworking your unit. You know you’re not damaging your penis FATALLY on frequent basis. You know your penis have sufficient time to heal up the damage you’ve been dealing to it. You know your penis is in good condition to have sex when your partner demands it (one thing which I haven’t gotten for 28 years, sigh). You know your unit can stand-up straight with head held high when needed. You know you’re not beating your partner unconscious every time you work on it.
3. Coordination- You know how to progressive overload your routine, force, time-wise (frequency) accordingly. It is simply clear, and precise. Many people suggests to spend 3 months conditioning your unit, but I say, if you feel or suspect that you have more sensitive unit, take 6 months up or more. Going through pain will take you two steps backward (mark my word).
4. Haven’t gotten gains after few months despite working your unit consistently? Refer to point 5 above, and since you know you couldn’t have been beating up your unit into a fatal status where it can’t recover in time every time you work, simply delve into other variance of manuals, devices, or simply continue increasing your frequency if you’re stubborn.
5. You think that you’re starting with too low quantity of a jelq. I truly can relate, truly, therefore lets jelq whole hearted-ly, slowly, concentrating on the quality of every single jelq, because every single jelq matters.
Time is the most important factor affecting our decisions in choosing a routine. I do realize some of you guys want to gain as soon as possible therefore may choose a routine that maybe employed by bigger population, but I say, go with your feelings. I admittedly have a very very small penis and want quick gain as well, but this is simply something you can’t rush. If your girl dump you because you have a smaller than desired penis, is this girl really deserving the whole world you plan to give her? What makes you believe that she will not go for somebody else with a bigger unit to satisfy her biological need when you guys are currently or to be in a relationship? Just like previous posts where fellow members have been giving me motivation talk, I truly also believe that what helps most in sex (note: coming from a virgin) is connection between the two of yous, and is realistically the type you should be looking for (though, I’m a virgin, so, I don’t know man.). I have zero experience, I’m just a very logical man (boy).
If you still insist on picking the original newbie routine, please, adjust it accordingly, compare the Newbie routine and Linear routine and seek balance at the least. Level up your unit safely before approaching dungeon bosses. Your unit might not die from overworking, but think of it in term of game, if you die, even if you will re-spawn, you still dropped your gears therefore bringing you two steps backward.
IF you ever experience pain when doing something (For instance, manual stretching), stop, maybe you gripped your vein a little too hard, lets re-grip it safe-er this time. Feeling of stretched is objective in any P.E workouts, not pain (too much damage for very likely no reason at all).
If you’ve already been working on your unit prior to using linear routine however to no avail, take in between one month to three month decon off, or perhaps more. Does this really help? I can’t guarantee. However, you, I, we, know that that’s one of potential factor that prohibit gain off the list. We will know being overly-conditioned (refer to first point 4) isn’t one of the possible reason IF we didn’t gain in the near future.
Do you have medical condition you suspect that MAY POTENTIALLY affect your gain? I have hypertension, it affects my blood flow which affects my EQ and POTENTIALLY gains. Address it. Take medication. However hypertension medication affect my penis erectile function, therefore I supplement it with safe supplements and workouts. Now we have one more potential factor prohibiting gain off the list. Do this at your own risk, please refer to safe dosage of anything prior to taking it. Research, investigate, spend little time now to benefit the greater you in the future.
I say, adapt as much concepts/theories shared on thundersplace that you believe to be making sense. Doesn’t work for you? Great, that’s one potential factor off the list, lets not do it next time. When it comes to the unknown, why pick one? Go for both! However, wisely, only when they don’t contradict each other.
Do any of us really know anything regarding P.E.? I say perhaps, because nobody is really capable of verifying the authenticity of some concepts and theories proposed even by veterans.
Take everything with a grain of salt, don’t blindly believe in anything you see/read just because it is coming from a more experienced people than you. Investigate, look into it. Does it make sense? If it make sense, employ the idea. If it doesn’t make sense, don’t employ the idea, or employ it up to a safe degree. We all own our own body, therefore do something you believe to work and is safe for you so there are no severe consequences, regrets nor blaming people on the internet.
Since there is nothing definite when coming to P.E., like what I have been suggesting in this post, employ the Exclusion method (trial and error). Also, read experiences of fellow members on Thunderplaces, they’re sharing their experience because they believe it to bring positive or negative experience. They went through it themselves, and is wanting to contribute their experiences for the greater of P.E., for better of worse (With a grain of salt). Just treat it as reading Reddit posts, some maybe trolling, fuming, or wholeheartedly contributing. Know this, nobody really suffer the consequences of your own action, please be wise (unless you’re a psychopath harming other people, please don’t)
Readers, this is just my way of conveying my message (as a non-native speaker). I’m not intending to teach, preach or guide.
Therefore, I asks of anyone to criticize what I wrote if there seems to be anything not making sense, therefore I can make tweaks/improvement. I believe criticism and debates helps us understand a little more of anything (unknowns that is however known by the other party).
Can anybody shed some light based on their own experience commencing with a lower frequency routine (I wanted to say easier, however the concept of being easy is perceived differently by every individuals, someones easy maybe difficult for others)