Short FSL

I noticed many people with FSL roughly equal (or even larger than) EL. My FSL is short (relative to my EL) and it really doesn’t stretch much before I feel discomfort. I am wondering if there is any consensus on the effect of having a short FSL (relative to EL) when starting PE? I.e. Should I expect the most rapid gains in flaccid length, FSL, or EL? Does it make gains easier/difficult? Are certain exercises more effective? Anything along those lines. My goals are on erect size, as I’m more into the functional aspect than the appearance of my flaccid penis.

Thanks

Keep an eye on gains in your flaccid stretched length and you bone pressed erect length. These will be the best indicators to see if you are gaining. You might only see your gains in your flaccid stretched length first and not in your erect, but don’t worry this is normal and your erect length will catch up. Good luck and welcome to PE.

Yes always keep track of both measurements, because when reading posts around here, many men make their initial gains to the flaccid penis. Some men’s flaccid will always become bigger before Erects ones. It is kind of like a “pre-gain” or at least a good indicator.

Thanks Joe and Shag. Good information to know and keep in mind. A lot of measurements are mentioned throughout the forums but keeping it fairly simple with these two make sense, especially for us newbies.

No problem, that’s what we’re here for.