My intro

Well I’ve been interested in PE for about a year now and have done my research. I’m 25 and I use to be 307lbs in November and now I’m down to 240 so I’m looking to start up now after I’ve lost my “fat pad” I use to lift weights alot and I recently got back to it so I carry my weight well.

Any way I recently separated from my soon to be ex wife and I’m dating again but I’m looking to add about 2 inches to my penis which is at 6 or 6.5 inches now. Now that I lost wight and left my wife my life is the best it has been since I married in 2006.

Still looking for a beginning routine to get me into it.. I know it will take time and I’m not rushing any results

Hi bloodthorne,

Welcome to the forum.

>I know it will take time and I’m not rushing any results<

Good plan. I think it was Avocet who compared PE to building a ship in a bottle. It’s one of those time consuming things that has to become a major chunk of your life for you to get anywhere.

Good luck, I hope it goes as well as the weight loss.

But sometimes you just hear these stories when people gain alot. Like the one guy who “gained” two inches.

Gaining two inches is, in my experience, a pretty reasonable result. I think the range of results people experience varies greatly.

What’s your point?

Start with the Newbie Routine, maybe even something a little lighter (less duration) if you’re just starting. Get the techniques down and focus on form. Since you lift weights, you know how important correct form is to an exercise and it’s the same here. I too was once a little heavier at 236 and I’m only about 6 ft tall. I was big… and now I’m in the low 180s and continue to eat well and exercise. Another thing to consider is WHY you want to gain. And be honest with yourself. Is it just to impress the ladies? Or is it really for you, or both. Me personally, I’m content with my penis size, but saw jelqing as an interesting thing to try and see if it really works. Having a little more size would be cool, let’s face it. So for me it’s about 85% for me and 15% for the reaction I may get if any serious growth takes place. I’m still relatively new, but have gained a little bit which I’ve chalked up to improvement in EQ. My stats below will show that the gain is minimal, which leads me to believe it’s not actual growth but EQ improvement but I’ll take that!

Anyways… if you decide to go for it, be patient and stick with it. You’ve obviously got the discipline to do it because you’e proven that with the exercise and weight loss journey you’ve been on. Just make sure it’s for the right reasons because if it’s not, the chances that you’ll stick with it will diminish drastically. Stay Classy…

He said he gained two inches in two months. There’s the thread around newbie forum.