New, some questions

Hello everyone, I’m happy to have found your site.

Some questions:

1) I have the type that curves upward quite sharply. I’d like to preserve this attitude, as it seems to allow easier access to my wife’s g-spot during face to face sex. However, I read somewhere that the band of tissue that runs the length of the top of the shaft causes this upward bend by restricting expansion on the top and allowing the engorged lower part to “overarch” the top. I’ve also read that this band of tissue on the top is the structure that most restricts penile expansion. So, does PE for me require losing the upward curve, or can I maintain it by using particular exercises?

2) Relatedly, either the upward bend or the upward bend in combination with ligamentous tightness near the top of the base precludes me from certain postures where the woman leans away - such as the lying down X, etc. I get quite strong and painful pulling sensations attempting such postures, and simply can’t do them. I’ve accepted this as a quirk of my anatomy, but after reading a bit on the LOT theory I suspect that low hanging/stretching may lead to quick gains as well as access to these postures. Is my thinking correct? If so, will stretching these ligaments result in a lower erection angle? I presently stand pretty high and like it - it seems the last vestige of my vanishing youth.

3) So, ideally I’d like to maintain my upward curvature and erection angle while gaining from EL 5.5” to EL 6.5” and EG 5.25” to 6.25”. Is this possible? Does anyone care to suggest the best strategy to accomplis this?

4) I’ve read that using pumps results in gains in length and girth that are not permanent. After reading through some of the information on this site, it seems that many techniques seem to accomplish the same thing as pumps - expansion of tissue by forcing blood into the area. Are the gains realized by accomplished PEers permanent? I’ve seen some pictures of long-time pumpers and have seen some pretty puffy looking pricks. I’d like mine to get bigger while maintaining hardness. Any thoughts.

Many questions, and I know I’m looking for some shortcuts here, but if anyone is willing to share their experience from seeking similar goals - I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

1) Jelq into your curve and you won’t lose it.

2) Don’t pay too much attention to LOT, it’s only a theory. But yes you possibly may lose some erection angle.

3) Yes, that is possible, a very realistic target. Stick with the newbie routine until gains dry up, after 3 months ass in some more advanced exercises. The best strategy is to remember to NOT overdo, it can cause setbacks, and sometimes restrict gains.

4) PE gains are permanent, yes. But most continue to “cement” their gains, and continue to keep the penis healthy.

Hope that helps, if I missed anything, let me know!

Oh, and welcome and good luck! :)

Thanks alot. I’m very impressed with these forums, and the site in general. I’m not a big forum guy, mainly because some other forums I’ve visited too often turn into rancor fests. The tone here is really amazingly positive. Thanks everyone.

So, I’d like to gain 1” length and 1” girth. It seems like girth exercises should be my primary objective, as length seems to come much easier to most. As I mentioned, I’d like to maintain my present upward curve.

Would anyone like to suggest three or four main techniques I should adopt as my bread and butter? I like to Jelq and do Ulis (I’ve only been at it for four days though). Stretching seems tedious and I’d rather leave it alone if possible (it also seems to increase mainly length?). But of course, if it’s necessary I’ll do it.

Thanks in advance.

I find this place completely positive as well, I swear this place will go down in the history books one day, when the scientists discover this place and begin to analyze all the intelligent information we have posted and begin to run scientific tests and exactly figure out what is going on when we do our stretching and girth excersizes…

If you want more length I might for you hold out on the girth excersizes… Stretching the ligaments in straight out and downward type flaccid type stretchs can you initial quick gains for length. Then you can get baby powder, or a rubber glove when gains start to slow down and use more advanced stretching techniques like V and A strechs. Just keep researching here on Thunder’s and google…

As for girth I have never done a uli yet, but will in the future most likely to increase my glans/head size, but besides that, if you are a couple months into PE and you have conditioned your dick long enough, (no pun intended) then you should be able to do about 70%-80% erect Horse440’s. This I believe will give you the fastest girth gains, as it has been doing for me, and I don’t intend to many of them because of the discolration problem from Horse440’s I have read about (see keep researching everything before you even try something new out :) ) but it is a excersize where you need to be very careful, and know your body very well from lots of girth type excersizes like jelqing for a couple months before you even attempt this advanced PE excersize.

Good luck dude, don’t give up, be smart…

Thank you.

Don’t do any Ulis or Horse440s until you’ve been PEing for a few months, otherwise the penis will not be conditioned enough, and you could injure yourself

Slackjawyokel,

Thanks for the advice. What kind of injury should I beware of with Ulis and Horses? What kind of sensations accompany the onset of such injuries?

I’ve done some PE this last week and feel pretty sore today. Mostly Jelqing but throwing in an occasional Uli. I’ll give the Ulis a rest as per your advice.

I read recently on this board that whilst Jelqing one must push the penis into a larger length to actually be effective. Following that advice I’ve Jelqed with a stronger intention and occasionally to the edge of pain. Now I’ve read PAIN is BAD. Many say that post-PE soreness is going to happen but that pain while PEing is counterproductive. Is this correct? Succesful PEing seems a matter of walking the edge between too little pressure and no gains and too much pressure/injury. Any wise veterans with thoughts/advice on walking this edge?

Also, does soreness 12 hours following PE mean too much pressure (my sessions are fairly short, as per the Newbie routine)?

Thanks