Legendary Enlargement

Has anyone here used the Legendary Enlargement Method by CJ Major ? The ad that led me to this course was to say, rather inventive, to say the least. The narrative starts out from this woman named Samantha who meets a nice guy named Mike who is woefully lacking in the size department. The ad made it sound like he made major gains after 30 days. However, in reading the course it seems like you have to spend countless hours (even years) to see anything substantial. Also, there are no instructions how to do the movements, like modified jelqing or shaft squashes. While I do believe the course has merit, I think the major problem is the fact that you don’t know if you are doing these movements wrong or right, which could lead one to get discouraged. Has anyone else purchased this course and thought the same way ? Are there any videos that show the shaft squash or modified jelq ? Thanks.

Be patient and hang out at Thunder’s for a while.

You will learn more here in 30 days than you will gain and lose money on in 30 days from CJ Major.

There are no quick wins in PE.

It’s a long game.

One ultimately must fall in love with the journey, not the results.

Thank you for replying. I don’t know if you have seen the ad for this but if you haven’t give it a read. I was able to purchase the e-book for a really good price. In reading parts of the book, it does seem that the exercises would work but like I said, it is hard to know if someone is doing them correctly (since there are no visual depictions of the gestures-just written explanations-like the author presumes that the reader already has knowledge of these techniques and is not on the novice level-which seems counter-productive because you don’t know if you are performing them correctly). The whole principle of trying to create growth via priapism based upon that rare medical case that the author unearthed from 1993 is interesting but to me seems like the exception rather than the norm, especially since priapism is dangerous. I agree that it appears to be a long journey, and some of the things written in the book about being well endowed seem to conflict each other. The book is about monster enlargement, but at other parts caution that a number of women don’t like men who are too large or are frightened by a large member (so then why do it. ) For now I am willing to take the journey and see where it leads to.

You should expose his statements about this mega fast growth and ask for members’ opinions.

I’m sure the full book is covered in topics on this forum.

As I have stated, the advertisement for the legendary enlargement system is quite catchy, based upon a female narrative from a woman named Samantha who for the first part of the ad attempts to dispel the myth that penis size is not that important, even suggesting that women who have not had a man with a large penis are envious and/ or secretly feel cheated about not having the experience of having a man with a big penis (as if to imply that 9 of 10 women think that size is important, and that the one who doesn’t think so is a liar).The next part deals with a concocted story about how she met her boyfriend Mike (who refers to as a nerd)after she got a flat tire. While attracted to him, he has a small penis of only 4 inches. While she pretends to find it acceptable, she secretly confides to her bff Tara that she wishes Mike was more hung like an ex boyfriend of hers Big John was (who she claims was the hottest guy on campus and Captain of the hockey team-so Big John to Mike-classic jocks vs. Nerds ?). Anyway, Mike happens to overhear Samantha’s conversation with Tara about Big John (and Mike’s lack of penis size)and storms off. Mike eventually discovers the Diamond Method from one M9ter/CJ Major on Reddit and then grows a penis up to 9.25 inches in length.

Having purchased the e-book, I found the ad to be misleading because the book itself contradicts the ad at several indications;

1. The ad says that no jelqing is needed, yet at page 52 jelqing is listed as a beginner/intermediate exercise, notwithstanding the fact that the author claims he tore a vein from this practice (so why the hell is it included if it is that dangerous ?)

2. The ad claims that Mike went away for thirty days to Germany on a work assignment, yet Samantha claims that his penis was noticeably larger and thicker when he got back. This gives the sense that he showed significant gains over only a 30 day period. However, the author claims at page 42 of the ebook that there were only two types of gains, modest and monster. He then states that Modest goals (1” length X .5” girth) can be achieved
Within 6-12 months of PE work on average (yet the ad claims and/or implies that one can obtain substantial gains over 30 days (which is way shorter than 6-12 months for only “modest” gains)

3. In the ad, the Mike character saw gains after only 30 days (not 6-12 months) with only a four inch penis, Then he continued using the diamond method and grew to 9.25 (which as a monster gain, would have to be achieved according to the the author from anywhere from 2.5 to 5 years of PE. The author states at page 43 that “Monster goals (2”+ in length X 1”+ girth) can be far more time consuming depending upon your starting size and final goal.. For example, a man with a 5” X 4.5” penis hoping to reach 9” X 6.5” requires YEARS worth of stretching and expansion, with the lowest estimate being maybe 2.5 years for very fast gainers to up to 5 years for slow gainers.” The ad seems to imply that the Mike character obtained 9.25 inches in a much quicker amount of time, not 2.5 years, which is quite misleading. Read the ad for yourself. It is highly improbable that you will think that the gains are occurring after 2-5 years when you read it. You would probably think after a few months (Like I did), not years.

4. The Samantha character claims that all women desire a man with a giant penis, yet the author several times throughout the ebook casts shade on this notion, On Page 13, the author writes that a beautiful woman walked out on him for being too big.

Then on Page 116-117 the author details many negatives with monster size (fitment issues, excess friction etc)

5. The book is not newbie friendly. It presumes that people are somewhat familiar with PE terms (like jelqing) There is no physical depiction of the exercises- I.e modified jelqing and shaft squashes, so you don’t know if you are doing them right. Does anyone know what shaft squashes are ?

6. The second page of the book provides an e-mail address where you can contact CJ for a consulting session, but when I clicked on the link for it same did not work.

In conclusion, I am sure PE veterans will believe that this book has merit (and I do to), but without proper instruction I can see someone getting discouraged.. And as admitted by the author, the time to see modest to monster gains is several months and years (not thirty days) I appreciate anyone else’s comments, input and advice on this subject.

Over 500 people have viewed my thread and no one has responded ? Are you all tied in with this guy ?

Or maybe all 500 wonder why you would pay for information which is here for no charge.

Why so laser-focused on this one subject? Four posts from you and each one of them is about this. Step back a bit and peruse the many treasures that TP has to offer. Participate in a few threads. Give a little, take a little.

Because the last page of his book gives the link to this site Mister. That’s why. And that is how I discovered this site AFTER that ebook was purchased. I would not have found this site but for me purchasing that e book.

Does your book suggest that it is affiliated with Thunders?

Yeah big GUH moment incoming for the writer of that book if it does.

As for OP, i dont think there’s any reason for anyone to be up in arms with you. What I would say though is good thing you got the book at a good price, and it led you to Thunders! The book itself doesn’t sound like its giving out any bad advice. What it does sound like however, is the author is probably someone who has been or still is apart of Thunders and other PE forums, and condensed a bunch of free information into an E-book to turn a quick buck.

The good thing is, you can pretty much toss the book and just start reading around here to have all of your questions answered. The timeline for gains, proper technique, visuals of how to do exercises? All right here for free. Have specific questions? There’s probably a thread already dedicated to it. Questions that no one has asked before? 100s of people ready and willing to try and help out the best they can. My advice, act like you just found PE for the first time and stumbled into thunders on accident, go to the stickied threads for new people joining and get started on your journey.

CJ Major = M9ter = M8ter

I’m M8ter, the old Newbie

Old news.

“Condensed a bunch of free information to make a quick buck”, this is what people do. It’s not bad. Their viewpoint or the way they relate and combine all of the different points on the subject might make more sense to people and help them to get the information digested and understood quickly and easily.

Thank you for your responses. I am new here but I am evolving.

I mean I get that; and I dont have a real problem with it per-say.

I only pointed this out, because the OP admitted that the book was difficult to follow in terms of techniques, had contradictions that confused him, and because of all that it led him to post his questions on the very same forum that all this information was most likely taken from in the first place.

I just wanted to be as blunt as possible for the OP, that the book “Condensed a bunch of free information to make a quick buck”, so its more apparent at this point the best option would be to toss the book and just continue on here at Thunders. And rather than asking questions specific to the book, to start fresh here, as there’s likely more, and better detailed information here than there is crammed into the book.

Basically I never said it was bad, my statement had no opinion attached to the legitimacy of the book, its just a fact. Someone took free information and put it in a book to make money? true. Was the book well written and helpful for people who buy it? who knows, dont care.