Bone Pressed vs. Non-Bone Pressed

I am relatively new around here, and I have a question.

How the hell do I know where to start or stop for a non-bone pressed measurement? I mean, I have a large fat pad. But, at the base of my penis the is a little “well” around it. I could make myself crazy measuring from the point where my pubic hair starts to touch the ruler, or baaaarely touch the skin at the base right on top of where the penis meets the body.

This is a very technical exercise, and one that definitely needs careful examining. If I measure one non-bone pressed way, I could be 5” npb, but if I measure another non-bone pressed method I could be 6”.

Hmmm, I’m starting to obsess. Shit, maybe I should just forget about nbp altogether, get a really stiff hard-on, cram the ruler to my pubic bone nearly drawing blood and call it gravy at 7.32456” BPEL.

(Yes, a little tongue in cheek, but still curious)

As long as you measure the same way each time then it will accurately track your progress.

Just find a way that you can repeat over and over again. What the actual number is isn’t important. It just needs to be consistant and repeatable so that you can track gains.

Cuban,

Thanks. I do understand how to get consistent measurements bone-pressed. I just don’t understand where to start or stop for Non-bone pressed. (and I’m not sure that NBP really matters as long as 95% of your BPEL can be inserted)

I give up measuring NBP since my second month (hence my second measurements) of PE. It’s not that accurate for me, and can be affected by weight loose and gain. I’ll consider it again after gaining a good length, so I can measure a clear gain. And I’ll consider it again too if I loose some of my fat pad, as I’m planning to do.