Can we all hit our goals?

I am guessing the majority of our members could probably PE for at least 10 years before we might be “too old” for it. We have some guys who are in their late 50s and even early 60s if I remember correctly and are still PEing.

So, if we all were consistent and did PE year after year, wouldn’t it be logical to think we could all (95% at least) hit our goal? Whether it took 10 months or 10 years of constant PEing?

If you look at it mathmatically, if someone started when they were 30 and decided to just PE until they were 50, that would be 240 months. Even if they gained only 1/64” of an inch per month (1/8” every 8 months), they would gain 3” in 16 years. I know over time, it gets harder to gain, but logically couldn’t most of us hit our goals in a lifetime?

Thoughts??

I hope to hit my goals within a year. I think there will be some limit (physical limitations, like 5-6” increase in length may be the limit), but most reasonable goals can be achieved iff a consistent routine is used over many years.

ShyMplsMale:

Take a look at this graph from this site:

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and then you tell me.

And xtremegamer, show me the five or six inch gainers on that chart. Wouldn’t SOMEONE here have claimed a five inch gain by now?

And yes, there are men out there who have created tremendously long penises. You see them in photos towing trucks around and rolling them around sticks and such. That doesn’t mean that they still work (the penises, not the trucks).

I was talking about a physical limit over like 15-20 yrs of consistent PE. Most people give up after they become satisfied with their new size. Veyr few stay in the game for a long-time. Bib is an exception, and I think he hit 4”.

Lampwick - Cool data pic! Thanks for showing us that.

I do have to agree with xtremegamer. Many people don’t continue to do PE for longer than 5 years it seems. It seems the members who have been around for 5 years have gained 2” or more. But, that is just from what I’ve seen. In 5-10 years from now, we might have a better picture of how much someone can gain in a decade.

I plan on staying in the game until I can no longer get it up.

You and me both, brother :)

Well, I am 22 and I am just going to keep at it until I reach my goal. Time will tell how long it takes before I reach my goal :)

Well, I’m only 20 and I’ve already stopped. :)

(Damn lack of drive. :( )

It’s only tissues. Traction concepts tend to grow tissues.

I believe if you never stopped, that you could continue to get gains. What would determine the limit?

IE: after you have grown into a 9” penis, you have a 9” penis. If you continue on the PE path, those 9” worth of tissues will grow.

This is where the discussion gets interesting for me.

My question is, what does it take to continue to get gains? Is it just more time? If you just kept doing your same routine forever, would you continue to gain, even if ever so slowly, or is it persistence PLUS something else?

Is it persistence plus more force or repetitions? There are limits to how much force you can apply, and there are only twenty four hours in a day, so there’s a limit to repetitions.

Is it persistence plus something like deconditioning breaks?

Is it persistence plus different force? New exercises or techniques?

I would like to think that there are no limits to growth beyond persistence and a good choice of techniques. In a practical sense, though, I’ll ask the same question that I asked in a similar thread in the past. If gains of 4, 5, 6 or more inches (with continued good function) were reasonably possible, with the time that Thunder’s has been around, wouldn’t you think that we would be able to come up with more than one name (Bib) with gains of that magnitude? Wouldn’t there be someone who wanted to grow a 9, 10, 11, 12 inch penis, just because they could?

You might also find the thread The Upper Limit of PE: Does it exist? of interest, if you haven’t read it already.

‘Lampwick’,

Who says that some of us currently active will not be “Bib’s” 5 years or more down the road?

The current ‘active’ big gainers are around 2.5 inch. I seem to recall that some guys are somewhat ‘active’ members at around 3 inch of gains, but none current ‘active’ 4 inch or more gainers.

I’m going ot read the link you posted.

Not me. As I said earlier, I would like to think that there are no limits to growth beyond persistence and a good choice of techniques (and maybe the strategic use and timing of deconditioning breaks). Time will tell whether that is true or not. I want to get there safely, without excessive and damaging force and without doing PE 24 hours a day.

Why we gain - and why we don’t - is complicated. Some guys seem to gain easily. Some guys have trouble gaining anything. I suspect there is biological diversity at play here, just like there is with weightlifting and bodybuilding and weight gain or loss, just to name a couple things that seem easier for some than for others.

Let’s all check back in five years and see how it’s going.

I think that if we all continued then 10” penises will be a thing of the past though!

Most PE’rs grow .5 of an inch within 1 and a half years or faster.

I have practiced PE on and off since 2003 (mostly on, however) and I have gained just 1.2” in length and 0.5” in girth. That’s 5 years of PEing. I doubt that my penis can grow an insane amount more unless I resort to more “extreme” efforts such as hanging and pumping.