Sorry to say (admit) that I didn’t get a baseline measurement when I first started PE. However, shortly after starting I read a post that related the inside diameter of a toilet paper tube to approximately 5” or so. On a whim I tried it and could literally drop the tube over the entire head and shaft. I repeated this Monday when I measured and the glans were a tight fit, and the tube could only fit down about 3/4 of the way; so yes there have been some girth gains although right now I am primarily targeting length. Hopefully in another month or two we can get our own place and I can start some pumping too.
The odd thing about my gains is that most of the gains have occurred within the last six weeks or so (since I measured last). Since I was heavily involved in bodybuilding many years ago, I *think* these gains may be the result of an intermittent (as when privacy allows) program. I can remember when I would be stuck at a particular size or strength level when bodybuilding, I would drastically change my training routine by increasing and decreasing the time between workouts and varying the intensity (such as an extremely hard workout followed by a longer than normal break then a light workout with only a day off, followed by a normal workout and break, then mixing everything up the next week). Your body will acclimate to a regular workout quicker than you think, and by changing the workload placed on your body, it never knows what to expect, so in response it will add size and strength. Although I haven’t been involved in bodybuilding / strength training for a long time now, I believe this is the current accepted thinking after a few months of training.
The wife knows that I have been doing PE for a while now, but really didn’t believe it would work.until now. Believe me, I am working towards my goal every day in one way or another!
