Originally Posted by Mellow_Fellow
I have a quest about BP. Can someone explain why you would measure BP versus non BP? Thanks in advance.
Hello Mellow,
Firstly, always stand when measuring your penis.
To measure bone pressed you would preferably need a plastic or wooden ruler. You push as hard as you can into your body just above your penis and then measure to the tip of the head when the penis is parallel (90° angle to your body) to the floor.
To measure none bone pressed you place the ruler along the penis with the end of the ruler lightly touching (do not press in) your fatpad and then measure to the tip of the head when the penis is parallel (90° angle to your body) to the floor.
Think of it as: NBPEL is as much of the erect penis is outside the body/showing and BPEL is how much penis you would be showing if you had <5% bodyfat.
Although measuring NBPEL and BPEL helps form a more accurate measurement of length overall, you still have to consider inconsistent erection quality during measurements due to different states of arousal.
So along with NBPEL and BPEL you might also want to measure your BPSFL, Bone Pressed Stretched Flaccid Length. Similarly to BPEL, you place the ruler above the shaft and press into the fatpad as much as the ruler will go, then hold the glans of your flaccid penis with your thumb and index finger and pull out as far as the flaccid penis will go, measuring to the tip of the head (again at 90° angle to your body).
Good luck with your gains!