Gains All At Once?

So from my first hand experience and with me reading almost the exact same thing happening to someone else on here, I wanted to know if this was common. My first month of PE didn’t yield any results but soon after an increase just kind of happened. This has me wondering if this is a common occurrence because I expected there to be a small and gradual increase about every week but that wasn’t the case. All of a sudden a quarter of an inch just appeared after almost 2 months of PE. I want to know your opinion on this.

Its been known to happen after a decon and EQ is on point after rest. Can also be a measuring error. Ive always noticed my EQ plays a huge role in my measurements…anywhere from a 1/2 to 3/4 if an inch

Quick and newbie gains are often just improved EQ. Was and is your erection a 10/10? Or at least consistent every time you measure? As crimson pointed out, measurement error can occur. If you are 8/10 and then 10/10 when measuring, you will see a gain. If the otherway, 10/10 and then 8/10, you will likely see a loss. Always measure with consistency. If can’t get your EQ where you want it, dont measure until you do.

Ooooh let’s hope it’s not a measuring error, I don’t think my dick was at 100% but I don’t quite remember. Next time I measure I guess I’ll see if it was only a false measurement or if it was legit. Let’s hope it was the latter. (I kinda already bragged about it to alot of people irl).

Here’s some interesting reading:

How to Measure Your Penis

I remember reading that when I first started but upon second viewing I did miss a few things. For example it said to wait a few days before measuring again and to not measure on a day you did PE, I did the opposite of both those things unfortunately. And it also said to measure multiple times and I only measured once. What I did take a way my first time reading that thread though is to measure from the top, before reading that I always measured on the side.

Top with ruler on edge so it does not slip under the pelvic bone. Sliding under the pelvic bone is a source of measurement error.