Is there any real limit?

From all the reading and research I’ve done, 1” seems to be achievable for the majority who legitimately put in the time and effort. 1.5” may be within the realm of possibility for the very lucky and the truly dedicated. Those who have actually managed 2” seem to be a rare breed.

Also, not everyone who would like to upload pics and provide proof are free to do so. It may not be the case for many, but it is for some like me. Not that my modest gains would prove much to anybody.

Being a student of human nature and observing how the vast majority of people (men & women) live their lives, I see rare exceptions of real commitment. Most men are very compulsive. They often start something with good intentions, but then fizzle out when they find out just how much hard work and practice is required. Ask anyone who’s picked up a guitar! This is why you won’t see a lot of success stories that proclaim a 2” - 3” gain. Those who achieve that are like professional athletes…. very rare when you consider the percentage of the population that has ever participated at the professional level. However it’s not like the lottery, a game of chance, or getting hit by lightening. Persistent dedication / commitment is the key to finding your full PE potential!

That makes a lot of sense, LGHanger (or whatever your real first name is ;-D ) and it fits the experience I had in other fields, too.
I definitely want to reach 1.5 inches whatever it may take.
If it is a horrendous and time consuming endeavour (if Im a hardgainer e.g.), I might not shoot for 2 inches.
But that would be my dream goal. I will absolutely update you guys with my results.

Thanks for your comment, djrobins. Sounds pretty optimistic.

This is a game of time, tension, process and planning.

There is another factor on why people are not going past the 3 inch very often.

Generally their partner asks them to stop. Also if you talk about the size spectrum from 5-7 inches adding 2 inches to either puts them in the 7-9 inch penis which honestly is more than enough to satisfy. So adding the 3 inch marks move them to the 8-10 inch mark which is exceptional well hung.

Even if you could gain another 3 inches, it amount of damage you would have to do to attain that, is pretty intense.

Also it focuses on an approach to target each system individually. Hence first would be the ligaments, then you would focus on the tunica, then focusing on regrowing veins to fill said new growth, and then focus on girth and repeat veins.

Also the human body force growth is very very slow process. People have had their legs broken and created more growth plates to get taller. That is a very slow process. While we focus on day to day, week to week, those small windows of time line isn’t enough to create progress, on the grand scale.

The next thing that stalls progress is we humans tend to over complicate everything and think more is better, and can’t seem to figure out what works and what doesn’t. So even if someone did attain the 3 inch mark, no body would be able to decipher what steps to take, and if you did it’s possible that doesn’t work for your body to respond.

I will give you an example, while a lot of people tout hanging huge amounts of weights and fatigue the ligaments and continue to progress and over load the body into more growth. I have gained the most in the 2-5 pound range. 3/4 of an inch in a months time. Not even setting a schedule and paying attention to how my body responds. But someone else would look at that and say that wouldn’t do a thing for me.

Granted I have 8 years of experience under my belt and I know what I should be looking for and made a lot of trial and errors in that period of time. I also wasn’t consistent the entire 8 years. I feel people with more experience also have a chance for more success, however I see the wheel being reinvented a lot in this subject. Even if that knowledge is passed on, people still explore other things, because humans are curious.

These are several reasons why the 3 inch mark is highly irregular to attain.

Don’t give me ideas lmao.

But in all honesty I believe that any gains are possible but just get exponentially more difficult. There isn’t any reason that I know of why any one who’s reached 7 inches from jelqing can’t reach 9 inches just as someone with 7 inches to begin with can achieve 9 inches. Just anyone who has that dedication would be insane.

Not insane but methodical.

It means you’re morbidly obese… My erections have improved significantly after eating better and losing weight.. I lost 36 pounds so far.

Honestly the longer I do this, the more methodical I get and the better my results have been. I believe you can achieve your goals, with time and commitment. But I also believe at some point there reaches a limit mentally and you go what’s the point, and you just maintain and enjoy what you gained. I am not there just yet. I was just saying.

That’s not the only possible issue there. I had a friend when I was younger who was very fit, and had an absolutely enormous member. I’d gauge his flaccid at 7x5, but it was a long time ago, so my memory of it may be exaggerated. I learned from a mutual friend that he couldn’t get fully hard, and often couldn’t manage even a partial erection. She said over the course of their relationship, it got worse. As the years of our friendship went on, he developed crippling social anxiety around girls, and I suspect this is why. I suspect much of his issue was psychological, but she said he couldn’t even get hard masturbating, so it wasn’t strictly performance anxiety.

There can be any number of issues that lead to some degree of ED or low EQ, not just being overweight. Dropping lbs can definitely help though!

I’ve mentioned this several times over the past number of years, and I believe it explains why some men get gains fairly easy in a short period of time.
Having had numerous discussions with the doctors we work with that do penile lengthening procedures, all have said the same thing when I’ve asked them what they see when they cut. They get a first hand look at the suspensory ligament, and how thick it is. All concur that approximately 90% of men have a very thick suspensory ligament that’s about 1/4” thick. One doctor calls the other 10% of men “the lucky one’s” who have a thinner / weaker suspensory ligament around 1/8 - 3/16” thick. These are the guys who generally speaking get a gain with less effort and in a shorter time frame, as the gentleman quoted below attests.

“I will give you an example, while a lot of people tout hanging huge amounts of weights and fatigue the ligaments and continue to progress and over load the body into more growth. I have gained the most in the 2-5 pound range. 3/4 of an inch in a months time. Not even setting a schedule and paying attention to how my body responds. But someone else would look at that and say that wouldn’t do a thing for me.”

How do I know how thick my suspensory ligaments are?

+1
DJ

You don’t…. it’s unknown, but like I mentioned all the doctors I’ve talked to say approximately 90% of all men have a fairly thick ligament.
Have you ever wondered why certain people are injury prone? Having raced motocross for 35 years I’ve seen my fair share of crashes and experienced many myself.
I’ve watched guys have the easiest get off’s and end of with dislocated shoulders, hips, and torn knee ACL’s, and I was dumbfounded as to how easily they got hurt when I’ve had much harder crashes and walked away with not much more than a skinned elbow. So why do some people get injured so easily and others don’t?
IMO - it all boils down to ligament / tendon strength. People with weak ligaments are more injury prone.

What could affect someones ligament thickness though?