Any fears about a bigger cock?

I was wondering if any guys here feel any fears or concerns about reaching their size goals? I don’t mean this as a joke either, just wondering.

In the back of my mind, I’ve wondered if getting a huge cock would change me in a negative way. Anybody else thought about this?

- w a d

Nope, my only concern is my consuming need to reach my goal sometimes it seems unhealthy and my time could be well spent doing something else.

Probably no more than if I got a new Ferrari. When I was younger I got involved in weightlifting. I saw some of my gym buddies take on an attitude when they started to rip, but I never took on that cocky persona (that I know of). I can’t imagine treating anyone differently because I’ve got more meat swinging, but who knows?

I can’t think of a single negative to having reached my goal except finding a perfect condom.

Lots of positives on the other hand. Better and more sex than before. Better erections. More self-confidence and some previous anxieties gone. A happy camper here.

When I reach my goal the ones who should fear will be the girls, but that’s OK, if I pound them too hard it’s nothing a short visit to the hospital won’t solve

Interesting question Wad, and who knows what would happen if you woke up huge one day?

The difference is the road we take when we do this. This forum is full of people who exhibit certain qualities that are to be admired, and to do any kind of PE involves qualities that are admirable and can be applied in many different areas of life.

I want this so I can feel secure, and also because I want to please whoever I am with to the best of my abilities.

I think we’re safe. :)

The way I feel about it is that I’ll go on no questions asked until around 9. Then I’ll probably want a good lenghty break, sort out perspectives and try out the extra 1.25” EL. I’m never saying never to more, but at this point and I can’t visualize or mentally come to terms with say 9.5-10; I mean that is huge, and yes a bit scary.

It’s probably not a bad thing to write these lines for later reference, should perspectives slide and get skewed. Actually, might be a good idea to keep a diary along with the log.

A guy at another forum (CC, which I don’t frequent anymore after finding this place) made huge gains in a hurry, and went from sub 7 BP to 10.25 NBP. I asked how did his perspectives alter along that ride; well, he didn’t really know, just kept rolling. To me that’s as scary as fascinating.

None whatsoever!

Since I started to have a longer flaccid hang the reactions from people have changed. Men and women both cop those horrible looks of envy. The whole purpose of PE was to make myself feel better, but not at someone else’s expense you know?

This kinda reminds me of what newbie weight trainers say when they first come into the gym… “I don’t wanna get TOO big !” —LMAO!

Guess what… you’ll NEVER, EVER be TOO big, so there’s no need to fear anything.

Never thought of this before. Can’t see any problems at all.

If anything sprouts up, I can always chop it off… :D

well as a newbie my fears and concerns are twofold-

Firstly I am afraid I won’t make any gains. I realize based on the results of everyone here that I probably will make some sort of gains, just not as quickly as I’d like- so to that end I’m trying not to measure till at least June.

My other fear is that I’ll have “penis anorexia” in other words as I start gaining and realize my goals (shot term goal is to hit 6” EBPL long term is 7-8” EBPL) I will think to myself “gee it’s still so small” and will still have all my mental issues that go along with my current small penis.

-Stubbs

Well this is only a possible concern but probably not enough to really act on it and delay your PE but I still think its worth some mention:

People who have not yet secured what they consider to be a long term relationship are at a disadvantage because the possibility exist that she may be at the low end of the spectrum for vaginal size and therefore not able to accommodate your new larger penis size and the cruel ironic twist of fate may be that your original size was just perfect for her. I have been down this frustrating road whereby just about everyone woman I met was overwhelmed by my size (9NBP x7) and so I am a little more cautious about not getting too big this second time around.

People who have secured their life long love ( even though there are no guarantees that anything will ever last) will be able to more or less be able to custom design their unit size to the perfect dimensions for their partner.

This is why I believe that the solution is to not get too greedy and pick a size that would be at the top of the bell curve for accommodating the majority of women, you can still up your goal later if you are sure she is the one and besides that— I am a strong believer that size will not permanently stay without some kind of minimal maintenance program therefore by staying at the top of the bell curve you will have placed yourself in the best mathematical position for going in either direction.

My only fear is not reaching my goal. I’ve been aiming towards the coveted 8x6. Though I’ve realized the length I worry that the girth may be beyond my reach.

As an aside, I went out to a bar with my wife, another couple, and a single girl. Well, the girls got to talking about office politics and a few relationships between co-workers. After some time and beer had passed one of the girls let it slip that one of their co-workers was reportedly pretty small, but that his girlfriend claimed that “Size doesn’t matter.” A few years ago I would have thought in response, “God, let it be true.” However, with a pe augmented package and a whole lot of schooling here at Thunder’s I quickly laughed out loud and said proudly and defiantly “Yeah, right.” Then, I noticed the funniest gleam in the girls eyes and the most telling grin passed between them. Size does matter. They know it, we know it, and what’s more, now we can get it.

Pe: learn it, live it, love it.

I guess my biggest fear is getting the “that’s all there is?” feeling.

When I was a broke college student, I swore up and down that if I could just make a certain amount of money a year, I’d be happy. Well now I make nearly twice that amount. And even though I am thankful for my income, it never has brought me the joy I anticipated.

I just worry that it’ll be the same with PE.