measuring in general

My main prob with bp is based on my own experience - I have differed in weight (im at the high end now) by 60 pounds. There is no difference in my nbp compared to when I was 60 pounds lighter. Actually, my nbp is slightly longer now because of my pe. But it was the same before my pe. It looks smaller now because the rest of me is bigger. But it is the same length with 60 more pounds on me. Any doctor will tell you losing weight does not make your dick bigger, it only makes it appear bigger because you can see more clearly what is going on as you are coming off a flater base.

Now, if I had been measuring bp all along, the extra fat in that area would definitely have affected measurement. So instead of getting the true measurement, you are measuring fat differences in that area - again nothing to do with penis. So, you could gain or lose weight during a course of pe and think your penis lost or gained length when all that really happened was you lost or gained some fat in that area.

Clearly.

Newbie,
So there is fat in that area, right? Or is there no fat in that area? You can’t have it both ways. I, myself, think that if you had been using bone pressed all along, or that you lost your extra 60 pounds, you might just surprise yourself with an extra 1/4 inch of dick. At least.
Your dick does not float on your skin, it is attached. To what? Does that attachment ever let loose and allow your dick to attach itself just to the top layer of your skin? And float back and forth with your weight gains and loses? If you gain fat in that area, is your dick going to rise above it?

If a man wants to measure the length of a pole anchored in the ground, but it is submerged in a foot of water, does he measure from the water line to the top of the pole? No, the water level will rise and fall or disappear completely, so he measures from the anchor point to the top of the pole. Think of a flood gauge in a river. When you measue BP, you have an anchor point not a water level. And if you notice, most guys qualify there measurements by stating BP or NBP, they are not attempting to fool anyone, least of all themself.

Good thinking, Thunder.

It can’t be explained any easier than that. BP is the way to get steady measurements and to rule out possible fluctuations in body size or BMI (Body Mass Index).

Just my three cents….

Ai yai yai. I never said there was no fat in that area. I dont know where you are getting that from. Who said that? I said there are more reasons for differences in depth there than just fat for comparison.

You still have not addressed my points made in my last post. My nbp says the same no matter how much weight I gain or lose (60 pounds in my case). Do you think bp is gonna stay the same?

Newbie,

I give up. You win.

Lol.

Nah, you win. But I’m still nbp ‘ing.

Peace buddy.

OK

http://www.heal thcentral.com/s … enis_chart2.cfm Hmmmmm……….

Thanks for the information, my question is answered. I am sorry my question set off a firestorm of a debate. But the link above was the answer for me. Thanks for all your input everyone, I value it! TT

Question since we’re talking about measuring and tactics.

What’s the most appropiate way to measure if you have a curve?

Is your true (subjective word) your curve - the longer side - or do you just measure straight
With the ruler and take the line where the glans is?

Pythius, just choose one method and stay consistent with it for tracking your progress. If you post pictures and make claims, it’s always best to go with the “conservative” method to avoid catching shit.

:rolling: at Newbie Twatteaser

WOW!!!! This one was raised from the grave!!!

When was 19 I weighed 140 lbs at 6’ tall my hog measured 6” long useing Nebies method NBP which I was quite proud of . 13 years later and 60 lbs heavier I measured in at 5 3/4” long NBP which is the whole reason I’m here now I believe the added weight gain did have something to do with the lost in length.