Be careful, and 1 question

Right, this is obvious, but just for you newbies… I just want you to make sure you DON’T do what I did, don’t see PE as a great new chance and rush into it, I want you all to take it slowly, don’t make my mistakes and get carried away trying all new ****. Do light jelq’s at first and remember that your penis is VERY important, so damage to it would be far worse than what you are thinking when you are squeezing with all your strength e.t.c.

One simple question, does anyone reckon that starting with a smaller penis can help you achieve gains quicker than someone at a bigger starting size? Any statistics or any evidence showing that? I am thinking of YGuy mainly, he is my hero at PE, Im starting at 5.7” length and 4.5 girth so I hope I can gain like him, want to please my wife soooooo soooooo much!

Thanks all, appreciate help :)

Unfortunately, I have read many a time that if you start out with more then generally the gains may come easier due to increased number of cells in the penis.

However I have also read that length gains come faster to those with less girth as I think Bib put it “Its easier to stretch a a thin cable than a fat one”, and it is advisable to reach your length goals first before working on girth because of this.

Good luck

As a newbie myself (about three weeks), I have had considerable gain in just three weeks of exercising. See wcraig in pedata

Wes

Don’t feed your subconcious mind with this sort of thing. Whilst it may well be true I have no intention of actually thinking about this for fear of starting to believe it & thus preventing my own possible gains.

Think about it like I do, you may have a smallish dick now but there is a massive dick just waiting to emerge.

“If it can be conceived it can be achieved” <- Wombat’s latest motto

just my 2 penneth worth…

I think your concerns are well founded from other reports of individuals who tried to do too much too quick, by working more intensely. The recommendations I have had from Avocet (which I have incorporated) are to go slow, easy and careful. I’m starting even smaller than yourself. Even so, in the first month in the program I’m up to 6 X 5, and have experienced no ill effects, thus far. Patience and reasonable expectations will get us there. Best of success.