11 yr old doing PE

Do you think there’s an age when one is “too young” to do PE?

I was wondering if I should tell my lil 11 yr ol Bro about PE.or should I wait until he’s a bit older?

Definitely wait till he’s much older, if you tell him at all. You might think that your are helping him, but you might just cause him insecurities and grief. If someone wants to enlarge their dick enough, they find out for them self.

PS: I have two brothers one older and one younger. I have thought about telling them, but if their not worried about, why should I make them.

Completely agree with NS.
If he wants to know, he’ll find out for himself.

Also, I’m not so certain of the positives of doing any sort of exercise before being fully developed in adulthood.

Here are some responses from others on this subject.

Wouuld this be ok

Will You Teach Your Sons Jelq?

"Paying it forward"!

Should your grown sons be told?

Passing on the knowledge

The Next Generation of PE

Will you teach your kids about PE?

Would you tell your kids about PE?

Question?

Telling brother about PE

Should you tell your son about PE

I’d say 11 is way too young. Besides that, he may not have the insecurities about his size that you do. Why burden him with the solution to a problem he may not have? Until he’s gone through puberty and then ASKS FOR INFORMATION, it’s irresponsible to say anything.

I think the responses to the question posed (under the circumstances provided) have been spot on and thus I will not provide any input.

No, do not tell an 11 year old. Quite frankly, that you would even think it might be ok is troubling.

11 is WAY too young to tell someone about PE. Kids that age have enough insecurities, and some might just be on the cusp of puberty. Give him some time to grow naturally, man.

When I was eleven I was watching the muppet show…

Hard to imagine an eleven year old being concerned with his dicksize, but you never know. Still, leave the kid alone and keep your pe-knowledge to yourself. By the time he’s hit puberty full swing, he’ll have pe brought to his attention by all the spam pe advertisements no doubt, and any pe google search will lead him to this place, or so I think. :)

11 years old? Too young , and if he really is concerned about it, the only thing he should do is google “penis enlargement” ;P

And
“Penis size is not a problem for everyone!” Specially to kids!

I think 11 is too young, but maybe you should wait till he is 13/15. I say this because the jelqing technique given to Sudo-Arabanese (I have no idea what kind of eastern person it was, Sudo-Arabanese? It was Arabanese something.), was passed on to their sons at the age of 13 in which the fathers required them to practice everyday, by the age of I don’t know what they had big penises 9 inches in length. 11 is probably too young, because he hasn’t even hit puberty yet, I’d think 15 might be ok, because puberty has been going on for 2 years or so, but then again some people don’t even start until 15.

As an older brother, you have somewhat of a hypnotic influence over him, and telling him about PE now might make him think that having a big penis is the most important thing in the world. Yes having a bigger penis is nice, even if he is average it might be a favor for him if you tell him about it, but even at 13 it’d be stretching it as thin as possible in my opinion. He’ll probably wonder about it, but he may never find PE. On one hand it might be seen as a favor to his curiosity, on the other hand it might be stressful, and if his grades drop because he’s too obsessed with PE, than that’s not good, and he, being younger, might take it too fast and ruin his penis forever. Guess who he’s going to complain to when his penis won’t work? His mom, and he might be screwed forever. It might be best to stay out of this one.

Arabanese? I hadn’t heard of that before, but apparently someone does claim it as an ethnicity: http://arabanese.itgo.com/

Regardless, the guy who allegedly brought jelqing to the masses talks about it in the video that’s linked in the first post of this thread: The Man Who Discovered PE

So, I don’t think the the word you’re looking for starts with "Sudo-". It’s probably closer to "Pseudo -".

I would have liked to have gotten a head start on PE, when my whole body was growing. My six year old son has a larger than average penis for his size so in his case, I probably won’t bring it up. I know that when you’re 11, you don’t have the objectivity of these things and what it means — and I am also aware that you don’t want to project undo concern. But if someone I trust (father?) would have told me about this early on I think it would have been fantastic. Having basically a button penis my whole life is what is influencing my opinion.

So, if you feel that his penis is way below average, then I vote yes. Otherwise, no.

Ignoring for a moment the psychological and ethical aspects of discussing this subject with an 11-year-old, I wonder if it wouldn’t be an advantage to get an early start? I wonder if doing some mild PE excercises at the onset of puberty, when things down there are growing anyway, might be the most effective time to do it?

” So, if you feel that his penis is way below average, then I vote yes. Otherwise, no.”

“I wonder if doing some mild PE exercises at the onset of puberty, when things down there are growing anyway, might be the most effective time to do it?”

Why? Not everyone has a problem with their size. The men who come to this forum, for the most part, have issues. Do not, under any circumstances, project your inadequacies onto another person. Let him live his own life and make his own adjustments. If he (any “he, ” not just the 11 year old under discussion) thinks he is small, after puberty, and asks for help, then telling him about PE is OK. To assume that your problem is also his problem is presumptuous, at least, and arrogant at worst.

Would you tell an eleven year old to start taking steroids and lifting weights?