I have some concerns.

I am very excited to begin my first ever PE journey and if I do I will not be stopping until I reach my goals, which is atleast a increase in length of 1.5-2” and girth 05-1”. I am currently at erection 100% length: 5.8” and girth: 5”.
1. How long could this take me?
2. After I’ve reached my goal and begin a maintenance, how long do I have to follow the maintenance and can I ever stop it completely?

May I ask you all something though.. If PE really does work and it is permanent after a long time of exercising and a maintenance program to solitify it.. Why isn’t it more known/popular and why does doctors and other ”experts” say things like ”it is impossible to increase your penis size, it is all scams learn to love yourself and your penis blablabla”? After a lot of reading and lurking around good forums like this one it all makes sense, but I still have doubts because of these comments above. I appreciate all answers, thanks in advance! :-)

Penis Enlargement is a billion dollar yearly industry. Insecurity of men sells everything from Corvettes to platinum jewellery.

Because it’s so easy to do and get some gains and you can’t charge for the knowledge due to availability (though sone still try), why would it get commercial recognition?

Search your question in Advanced Search. I’ve seen this one before. It’s a common one. *smirks*

If it helps, just remember to keep it as a simple side activity. If you can only manage 10 minutes of jelqing out of 30, that’s fine. It’s still something.
What largely put me off before was both my eagerness and desire to get big. The idea of potentially taking years to get an inch of girth crippled my enthusiasm. Now, though, I adopt the idea that something like Jelqing is really just a productive form of masturbation. It doesn’t have to be boring, monotonous exercises. I’m also fine with my penis, at the end of the day. If no gains are made in a year, never mind. I’ll try switching up the routine. It’s still great to have a functioning penis.

The point is that impatience is going to cause unwanted and unnecessary feelings. Gains will happen when they happen.

This seems like a new thread with the same concerns. I’ll reply with the same answer.

8x6Dream - A few questions. Please help

Lately I’ve been wondering the same thing. I thought to myself if 10 of my friends were together how many of them would’ve even known PE was a thing how many actually do it and how many never even knew.

In reality, there’s a large percentage of men who’d love to have a bigger cock. (Or a better, more fit body, ). BUT, it’s a pretty small percentage of men who will put forth the time and effort or achieve these things. That, in my opinion, is a large part of the reason that it isn’t more mainstream, and penis pills are so pervasive. No effort required.

I sometimes picture my friends stumbling upon TP and decoding my account from my posts haha.

You aren’t the only one lol I have 2 that knows about pe andue they come here. I had to change my name on here because it would’ve been too obvious to them.

Ya. At least my friends don’t know. Just the wife.

Yeah, +1 there!

I have to be real careful what I post sometimes. I’ve done so many mental things in my life, that it wouldn’t take long for someone to say, “hey, I know that clown”. :D

Lol, for all I know one of you are my neighbor, funny thing to think about.

Yeah I always think the same but then if somebody does actually put the two and two together then they can’t call me out about anything because they’re looking at PE stuff too…

Its been said many times in other threads, but bears repeating.. Don’t expect any sort of positive acceptance from the mainstream medical profession for PE. Whether they believe it is possible or not, they will never endorse it simply because of liability concerns. Our form of self-directed physical therapy has too much potential for injury in so many forms that a medical consultant has no way of monitoring or preventing. Not to mention that it is just too darn difficult to achieve acceptable success. It is not worth their time or the risk of their professional legitimacy to endorse such activities. It is just one of those things that is better kept underground.

One other thing to consider with respect to legitimizing PE in the medical community..
If the doctors promote it then it will probably fall under the same governmental scrutiny and regulation that all other medical practices and equipment fall under. That means all your devices and PE supplements would cost 3 or 4 times more than they do now. You would still end up buying your PE shit on the black market as you basically do now, but it would be harder to find, and possibly still more expensive.

Its just a bad idea anyway you look at it.

To chime in with some positive PE progress: more or less two months in and my penis has already lost its slight baseball bat shape; the base was roughly 4.3”. Now it’s 4.5” across the whole board. It seems jelqing is already showing some good effects this early on.