Correlation between starting size and gains?

Hey guys,

Do you believe there is a correlation between starting size and gains? In other words, do small penises have more potential to growth than big ones?

Will grow the same a guy who starts with 8 inches than a 5 incher? I’m not sure, but I think I read in another website that the smaller you are in the beginning the more you can gain.

What’s your opinion about this topic?

I doubt that.

I think a penis, regardless of starting size, can only stretch a certain amount and then not be stretched any further.

Godzilla

I don’ see any logic in that. On the contrary, I would suppose that relative to the starting size everyone would in average gain equally much, meaning that guys with large starting sizes would gain more in absolute numbers.
But I can’t back that up with statistics.

Oden

P.S For those who did not follow, say that the average guy may gain 20% of starting BPEL in a year. For an 5” starter it would mean 1” first year, while an 8” starter would gain 1.6”. If my theory would hold, that is.

It’s been discussed few times. Bigger guys may have harder time getting gains since they have more tunica to stretch.

I believe you can grow up to 30% from your starting size, but when we are thinking this we have to take into account that many people that have out-of-the-ordinary starting sizes (aka big) may have already done some involuntary PE

Dremel or anyone else could you give me a couple of instances of involuntary PE please.

I would think that smaller guys could grow more in girth. A man could go from 4 in girth to 5in more easily than go from 5 in to 6 in. This is because an inch in girth becomes harder to obtain as you get bigger because it requires more tissue growth. It’s mathematical. If you combine the Area and Circumference equations for a circle you find that Area = (Circ.^2)/(4pi). In penis terms it means that incremental increases in girth require larger and larger increases in volume.

Hope that makes sense.

Yep… size is exponential not linear. Same thing with bodybuilding.

Wangchun. Believe me is not easy at all :P
Bluenen, when I say involuntary PE I mean some kinds of masturbation, stretching just for the fun of it (I remember I did this sometimes but never thought it really worked), etc. Do a forum search, I recall some posts from one of the mods explaining it.

GB

Damn! I must be a freak then. 45% and counting.

Only if you correlate with initial girth NOT length. I admit, however, that length often comes with girth, but the correct statement should still be that that thinner guys have easier gains than thicker guys.

Oden

It has nothing to do with previous size.Bigger guys have more tissue to grow girth-wise but what about a muscle growth,i have a friend whose forearm girth went from 29cm to 35cm in 3 months.If the previous theory was correct that would be impossible!I just say that your body will support growth regardless of your previous size.What about REDZULU(you may find him at MOS),he gained 2 inches in 2 years through dedicated PEing and he was at 5.4 EG,that should also be impossible!

So check this question reformulated:

Are the potential gains…

1. percentage/proportional (30% in a year for example),
2. similar/average (1-1.5 inches in a year, no matter your starting size)
3. relative/starting size (the smaller or the bigger you are, the more you gain)?
4. girth related (the more girth you have in the beginning, the harder to gain for you)?

Which one (s) of the above options make more sense to you?

I think it could be a mistake to assume that there is any correlation with starting size. There probably is some, about as much as shoe size.

It’s likely that smaller units have more favourable tissues initially, but that all goes out the window once we start tugging on it, and from about 100 days down the line we are mostly equal in potential.

1.i gained 45% girth in 1 .5 year
2.have gained 1.5 inch. length in the same amount of time

it seams that you are well informed about the average gains that are being made by PE,because all of that is correct.But the main thing is if you are dedicated and have a good routine you`ll gain better.Gains deppand mainly of your consitency,how much and on which way your exercising.Other things are what kind of food your eating,how much watter your drinking,how much do you sleap,and are you using any kind of things that my slow down your growth like cigarettes,drugs etc.

So there is not a specific answer to your question,but anyways your body tends to adapt as fast as it can,and it will back up your work as much as it can.