Genetic

Maybe. A lot of Friends say that they have this mesaurements or very close to there, but It IS possible that there are liars. With my sizes maybe I can sattisfay easy an I girl, but it is hard that this go inside of my thougths. I want to change that because i think that go in this way make that in a future i Will regret having missed so many opportunites with girls.

Hovewer im glad that i found this page and It can be a start towards the path of overcoming my fears and living full Happy.

All this comes from being a little below of the average, i don’t want a large size (at least for now), I only want to be in average or a little above there. I think if I has been average(6x5) i wouldn’t even have these concerns.

Sorry if I rambled on that and thanks.

The average size is 5.16 and that can vary a half inch up or down. Although all your buddies claim to have 6 inches, they don’t, that is above average and one of the biggest locker room lies and misconceptions. You are perfectly average. Congrats! Now its up to you to become above average.

But if this is the average why there a lot of people that start with a size much bigger than that. Hovewer for me the important there is the EG, i am smaller than the average. With have 5-5.5 of EG i going to be very Happy with mi size of penis. Because the length for me is not very important, with arrive to 6-6’5, it is enough for me.

"Average" means… average. Halfway in the middle, between the micropenis and monster cock guys. Half of men are larger than you. Half are smaller.

The only data I’ve found for growth/age is from a pair of urologists named Shonfeld and Beebe. If you Google them, you’ll find a nomogram which essentially suggests that growth is usually complete by 16/17, but can sometimes continue into the early 20s.

As for genetics, if memory serves the genetic factors are the number of amino acid polymers on the end of testosterone receptors; those with less have larger penises.

From what I have read, puberty for some, but not many, can last until the mid 20s. My length stoped growing around 18/19, but my girth continued to increase until about 22.

What are you talking guys? Most of you are larger than when 22. PE is real. PE works.

Is genetics limiting growth? Nah, dedication is.

So, if I have 22 years old, I understand that it is very difficult for my penis to grow naturally? The only way now is PE.

Some people think PE is most effective when you are younger and your hormones are stronger, so even if you aren’t done growing, PE could help you go past whatever your natural growth range could have been without it.

Others say PE is most effective when you are older and the tissues are not as strong.

Either way, if you want to be certain to have a bigger penis, then why not practice PE? It often works well and there are few problems if you do it in a thoughtful way. There is much wisdom on this board to avoid problems and find great results, so why not give it a try?

The most valuable tool is persistence. Most guys start and then stop, over and over, and never make much gain. If you devote yourself to a regular PE practice you will probably get bigger. Maybe much more than you imagined you could.

But a small warning: keep things balanced. Some guys, especially younger ones, get way too enthusiastic or aggressive and not only can this set your PE career backwards, but it can mess up your perspective on what is really important in life. So think about it like you would think about any other fitness or exercise regimen. Something that makes your life better. When it starts taking over it might be time to re-balance.

Do the least amount of PE you need to get results. Stay with it and realize there is no overnight success. Results, like with any bodybuilding regimen, take consistent, balanced efforts over a long time.

Finally, start to love your penis, just as it is. It’s ok to want it larger, but it is the only one you’ve got, so why not start loving it now? If you love it, and appreciate it, when you decide to share it with someone, they will sense your confidence and love it, too. Make your journey about you, not anybody else, and you’ve already won the race.