BPEL length gains but no NBPEL gains

Hello everyone. I’ve been a member for a while, but never really got into PE. 4 weeks ago, I started PE and gained 1/8 inch in bone press length, but no gains in Non-Bone Press length. I was wondering if this is common for PE?

I might say yes! Non-bonepressed measurements are not accurate, mostly because you never quite know where to place the zero point of the ruler. When you gain length, the base of the shaft gets a more conical shape for different reasons (longer ligaments, the skin not able to catch up in growth and gets more stretched, etc). This does not affect bone pressed measurements, but apparently moves the zero point for NBP measurements farther from the body, hiding the real size. It takes some time for the skin to grow and relax, that’s why NBP gains are coming later than BP gains.

Have you gained any weight in the last 4 weeks? The fat-pad ruins most visible gains by not showing them entirely, therefore you should rely more on BPEL. I’m not fat myself but even when I had quite low body-fat percentage, like 7%, my fat-pad at the base of my dick was rather thick due to the need for protection against physical force and withholding temperature in the area.

If you’re noticing a measured increase in your BPEL gains, then I would just continue to do what you’re current doing. NBPEL is influenced by body fat and is in my opinion, a poor measurement of penis size. Are you fat?

BPEL = you measure your penis.

NBPEL = you measure your body fat, any extra water you are carrying. Did you eat doritos or ham today?

NBPEL is useless for tracking gains. Well I guess you could track fat gains with it. But better to do that with a waist measurement.

Measurements depend on a lot of factors.

Just work it often. Keep it varied. And you will see results with your eyes. No ruler required.