Aggravated with newcomers

I have been doing PE for a while now, read many a stories, and even shared a few of my own. I have been through the ups, and downs, of quite a few veterans on these boards, and ultimately watched those inches come through the years of hard work. However, over the past 3 years, I can not seem to rid myself of these ‘new-comers’ who register, post for about 3 months, claim they gained inches everywhere, then disappear into thin air, never to post again. I think it is giving PE a bad rep more than a good rep, because new members who are serious about PE are now left wanting, and unable to fulfill these rampant and false [sic] claims.

Sorry if I don’t want to point fingers, but this is my observation over the past few years.

Just an FYI; the quarter inch I gained was actually a ‘regain’ from over a year ago when I quit at roughly 7”.

Sometimes things come up in life and P.E. gets put on the backburner. I’ve taken many long hiatuses from Thunder’s during which I would do P.E. but life calls sometime and I didn’t think it necessary to post since I wasn’t really pushing for anything new. Of course the reason some of these newcomers might disappear after posting they gained is because they are putting their new units to good use :)

The ‘regain’ usually comes quick too. Solution to preventing this.

Maintenance..

Pump @ 4” of mercury for 5 minutes and 2 minutes worth of jelquing, 3 times a week. Should keep from retraction.

Some people have lost a full inch or more and most of their girth.. Is 30 minutes a week of preventative maintenance worth it to you?

It’s going to be to me, especially knowing I put in 20 hrs a week for so long.

I don’t think their gains are false, I just think some people get the information they need from the forums and do their routines, or get lazy about PE altogether. How many posters on here start with “I did PE 2 years ago in consistently, then got lazy, had a kid, personal trouble, didn’t have time, etc? A new one pops up everyday. I think some people just aren’t into forums as much (I’m addicted and a member on tons of them) or they gain half an inch and get lazy (which I also did last Spring).

I dont think the claims are false. I gained an inch in under fourth months and that was due to hard work and commitment. If after reaching an inch reached my goal I probably wouldn’t post anymore either due to having such a busy life. I really have to squeeze PE into my day schedule. If I was happy with my penis size and gains then I would stop PE to open up more time in my life and use it. You shouldn’t assume that everyone is lying about their gains just because it might have taken you longer to get yours. Everyone is different and you should respect that.

I think that there is nothing wrong with not wanting to post. There are people who feel the need to and there are just people who don’t.

As to the size claims, who really gives a fuck? I know that I don’t.

If someone comes here and says he gained a bunch, and he really did, that’s good for him. if someone comes here, claiming that they gained a bunch but really didn’t, what does he really get out of it?

What I don’t want here are people who claim size gains through dangerous procedures and exercises, making people think that they can too resulting with injury threads.

I am not the one to ask for photos if someone claims they have a 9x7, simply because I don’t care. I am here to learn and to give back what I have learned.

You just have to get over it.

Show me anything good in the world that doesn’t have some ‘bad” mixed in…and I’ll sign up!

Excellent point, Chicken. It is a pretty hollow ‘accomplishment’.

Very well said. I achieved my gains very quickly 2+ years ago. I didn’t frequent the boards nearly as much. I was busy with working out, coaching ball, work, kids, etc,etc,etc. I read posts on occasion, but didn’t post much. My gains were very much real and have been permanent without any maintenance routines at all. Now, I’m back and hoping the layoff will allow me to gain quickly again.

The only danger I see in someone making up routines that gave them gains is that the information could cause someone else any injury. You should never give advice on exercises, supplements or drugs that you know nothing about. As far as just a guy that lies about size and offers no advice.who the fuck cares! If you are lying online to people who don’t know your real identity and will never meet you, then you have inclusion issues and probably “mommy never breast fed me complex” and a plethora of other problems. Seek help!

LOL! That is the funniest thing that I have read all night.

Attention, which seems to be enough motivation for some. Sales/money if the Duplicitous Lying Dastard runs a PE site and/or sells PE devices. That said, I think the vast majority here at Thunder’s are honest when reporting results.

Also consider wasted time, effort, and perhaps even financial expenditure for equipment that doesn’t perform as hyped. That’s only on the individual level. Lying about the efficacy of any particular technique also muddies the waters in our collective search for universally applicable PE principles and techniques.

I haven’t been around for the last month or so, and haven’t been contributing as much as I have, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to disappear without a trace. I just have exams I’m taking at the moment, and as Yoyo says, sometimes things come up where maybe not PE, but spending a lot of hours at Thunders does need to be put on the back burner for a while.

There are people that make bullshit claims and say they’ve done this or that, but like Chicken said, who does it benefit. I think Chickens post was spot on. Unless these people injure someone, why do we care about what people post in regards to false claims!

I would have to agree with all of you here. Who really cares if someone is tellin the truth about there gains or not, I don’t because in the end my gains are all im worried about. As for the ones that dont post a lot, im one of them. I do a hell of a lot of reading on here tho to further my education on PE. I do guarentee tho that if i come across something that I found interesting and different that seems to work well that noone else has done I will post it for others to read about.

It’s not about the truth more than it is about deviations from effective truths; When a veteran member explains to a new member that he could see gains in 2 weeks, or 2 years, and that no one can truly know what potential they have, and then this 2 month PE stud comes along telling this guy to double the newbie routine and never rest because that’s how he gained 3 inches (exaggeration), that new member is going to be even more confused. I know the search feature is there for a reason, but honestly, how many times do you see a newbie asking a very basic question? Alot! When I first started PE I was very susceptible to ‘biggest and fastest’ routines, even though they had no basis and were merely hearsay for a single member, but I believe that I can’t be the only one who felt that way venturing into this community.

I don’t know, I love reading support posts on these forums, and it just started to irk me when randomly, a poster who joined in the past 3 months, has 2 months of PE under his belt, and thinks he knows everything because he gained an inch, decides to throw ‘doubt’ into these great support threads. I won’t cite references, but just take a look at some of the topics around here to know what I mean. All in all this post is simply a rant, and me wishing that at least one facet of life could be without coercion, but it seems the human formula is never perfect.