Difference between flaccid and erect size as indicator

Hello guys!

This topic is something I think about last time. I’m not very good at anatomy, but as i understand we have at outher level very hard tissue and elastic fibers. We can’t change first, and it’s rather going to rupture if we try, but we can stretch/deform second and in future get gains. It’s also something what allows us to go from flaccid to erect size and back. Most of men have around 1.6 ration, in other words 4 inches flaccid goes to 4x1.6=6.4 inches during erection. Some people are showers and have around 1.2 ratio, while some people are growers and have 2 ratio or even more.

I can’t say if one is better than other, but i can say about my experience and few ideas, because my situation is quite rare. Speaking about length, it’s quite ordinary for me. My flaccid length is around 5 and 5 1/2, it goes to around 8 during erection. That makes it quite standard 1.5 ratio. But my situation with girth is completely different, it’s between 5 3/8 and 5 1/2 while flaccid, 5 1/2 or 5 5/8 inches during erection. It basically doesn’t change at all, at max i have 1.05 ratio. In last year of PE I’ve tried many things. I did newbie routine, I did pumping, clamping, kegels, stretching and other exercises. Not hanging or extender, might try that later, but shortly I can say I have very easy length gains. After newbie routine in 2 months I had half inch gain without any problem. After that basically stopped to aim at that, but with good heating and stretching I can see temporary increase and pretty sure I can cement that if needed. Had no girth gains at all. Speaking honestly I have some increase in my signature, but I measured that only once and probably with a bit of edema. In reality I got only around 1/8 girth gain after kegels exercises and only because my 9/10 EQ went to 10 or even 11. It became hard as steel and I can’t press or bend it slightly at all.

So basically my idea is simple. The higher ratio between flaccid and erect size person has, the bigger is potential. I can’t say growers have it easier, because it probably can actually backfire. Too elastic tissue is harder to deform. But probably they have higher potential to get bigger gains. And probably easiest and fastest gains get people with standard 1.6 ratio. What you think about that and do you have any example to share?

I hope you’re right.