How can you make your bpel=bpfsl?

I’m wondering if its normal to have a longer BPFSL than their BPEL. My flaccid stretch is more than 1/2” longer than my erect length. I would really like to translate that 1/2” stretch into a hard on.

Will my erect length catch up over time or will flaccid stretch always be longer?

I’ve seen some peoples stats here that are opposite, BPEL longer than BPFSL.

That doesn’t seem to make sense.

I’ve heard that erect stretching helps it catch up, but I don’t know if you should do it. I’ve tried Uli3’s with grips at the base, and under the head at the same time. This stretch feels more powerful, and exciting than flaccid ones. Are you very new to PE? If yes then don’t do it if no maybe ask tnt jockey for tips because I know he was doing clamped stretches.

Poonmaster asked a very good question 2old2gain, Are you very new to PE? Once you answer that, we can go from there and direct you to a solution.

I’m coming up on 4 months of PE, mostly the newbie routine, but started adding in some horses and uli’s. I think I’ve laid the groundwork for more intense training.

So, do you think it’s it normal to be longer flaccid stretched?

So, anyone more experienced here have observations or info about normal BPFSL being longer than BPEL?

I thought this question might trigger some sort of discussion.

Is it perfectly normal, or does it vary with everyone?

BPFSL > BPEL is much more common than the other way around. Check the Polls forum, there is a thread with stats.

To the question of whether BPEL will “catch up” to BPFSL, probably not. Both will keep gaining.

For me they started the same before PE. Since then they have gained in about a 3:2 ratio for BPFSL:BPEL. I have read a lot of accounts that guys observe something similar, or a steady margin between the two.

So instead of thinking how to turn current BPFSL into BPEL, think instead “BPFSL gains will cause BPEL gains.”

It does vary. I’m working on getting to my bpfsl.

Yep, BPFSL is usually longer than BPEL, simply because a stretchy cilinder without blood in it can expand more in one direction (outward). And unfortunately it’s not necessarily a sign of growth that is yet to come. If Titleist ever reaches his BPFSL as being erect length (I believe a bit over 10”) I think he’ll have a new and longer flaccid stretched length. The same goes for all of us, large or small.

This is pretty well along the lines that I was thinking so appreciate the responses that everyone made.
So hopefully both keep increasing but like Titleist.. The chase is on.

My experience (about 3 years out) is that my BPFSL and BPEL are pretty much the same. However, my length gains have not been great relative to my girth gains so perhaps there’s better potential if BPFSL > BPEL? Just a thought and probably way off base…

When my penis is heated and after some clamping, my BPFSL goes over 8. If I ever get to that length, I’m done.

My bpel is a tad longer than my bpfsl. About the same, just a tad longer.

For me it seems that the more you stretch, the bigger the difference between BPFSL and BPEL is, and I dont expect BPEL to ever catch up, but for gains to continue in each category.

I thought I read somewhere that people with greater BPEL than stretched lengths got that result due to more glans growth when erect than people with the opposite, but that was probably just someones theory.

My BPFSL is an inch more than my BPEL. I think part of the reason for my large difference is my left curve. I have been trying to stretch and straighten mine out. I believe my tendons on my left side are shorter, due to my left testicle being much smaller then my right. Therefore my penis always hung to the left. My BPFSL is just over 8 inches when warmed up and stretched.

I was wondering the same thing when I took my measurements. My BPFSL is 6.625” and BPEL is 6.25”. This clearly shows that I will be longer in my flaccid state than when erect. Thank you all for the clarification.