In 8 years...

I don’t think PE gains has a very linear progression. As far as I know, gains get harder to come by as you progress. Besides, there might very well be a limit for gains.

I thought this would be a hard, but achievable goal.

Does that mean that if I PE for 40 yeas ill have a 16.5 inch dick?

.25*40 = 10 + my original 6.5 inches?

I gather that your anal stretching regimen didn’t work out.

LOL! My anus is world wide known! Pooh on the cock is not for me…

I have managed 2.5” in one year with a lot of dedication. I have my penis grown from 5” to 7.5”. My target is to get to 9”. Good Luck

Bertie, GREAT gains! What type of routine do you do?

Hello bertie17,

congrats on the considerable gains within one year. Please do tell us more about your routine and your experience for that one year.

Going by the fact that your routine is stretching by the anal, wouldn’t it be bad for your health if you do get gains like 8” , but those are permanently inserted in your anus ? But, look at the bright side , you could do an enema by pissing .

I gained an 2” in my first year of constant stretches, then about an inch a year on average for each year of highschool. I went from 4x4” at 14yo to 8.5x6.” at 18, a very skinny girth with 6” at the base and under 4” at the head. That was when I was using very high risk routines and nearly broke my penis a few times. I still have some semi-faded stretching strechmarks to prove it.

Now, I manage about .25” in girth on the higher parts of the shaft about every 3 months. Using bodybuilding type routines where I cycle different of the shaft to jelq from each day, more or less each month. It’s so much harder to add girth to the head than to the base so get your jelqing technique down right from the start.

My advice is to set goals a lot bigger than you’ll achieve.

Know this when you’re doing it; if you want an 8 inch penis in 8 years, double the goal, half the time. Say 10 inches in 2 years.

The key to this is working as hard as you possibly can, then you won’t be let down if you ‘fail.’

The secret ingredient is that if you know your goal is ‘nearly impossible,’ you’ll be aided by your dreams, daydreams etc. And hopefully you’ll create more efficient ways of PEing. Then you can share them with us!

Thank YOU

Co-signed.

Reading this thread reminds me of that sickening feeling you get the day after you buy a house. Only 360 more mortgage payments to go!

Hang in there. Be persistent and consistent.

Hmmm… this is sometimes the EU-style approach in public policies and projects. As a result, most of the target indicators (e.g. have x% whatever - let’s say green energy production - by year 20xx) are not met, and people don’t even expect them to be met anymore :)
This is also what many politicians do in campaigns.
What’s better, to set “excessive” goals and then be disappointed because of not achieving most of them, or to set realistic ones and usually accomplish them?