Need Input ASAP! PE skeptic Emailed me :( (Page 3)

04-08-2005, 12:41 AM

dangleman

I think the fatal flaw in the guy’s logic is this: he postulates that the cells in the corposa (spongey tissue that makes up most of the mass of the penis) stretch AND EVENTUALLY BURST. I postulate that they simply stretch, so they can hold more blood. That would explain the girth growth we get over time.

*I measure PRE-WORKOUT, normal erection* Started: 7 EBP x 4.9 EG. Several years on and off PE, now 8.125 EBP length x 5.5 EG midshaft (5.8 base). Working on girth (clamping) again after breaks due to injuries - fast recent gains! Pics

04-08-2005, 01:59 AM

Dino9X7

Originally Posted by dangleman

I think the fatal flaw in the guy’s logic is this: he postulates that the cells in the corposa (spongey tissue that makes up most of the mass of the penis) stretch AND EVENTUALLY BURST. I postulate that they simply stretch, so they can hold more blood. That would explain the girth growth we get over time.

I agree they stretch and repair themselves becoming not just stretched but bigger and maybe more tissue. But I’m just the rat in the PE cage, I’m not biologist although I did want to be a Marine biologist when I was growing up.

I haven't failed, I've found 10,000 ways that don't work. Thomas Edison (1847-1931)

04-08-2005, 06:28 AM

iamaru

Dino, no sh*t?! I was checking out all the Marine biology programs while a freshman in high school.

Running a Massive Co-Front.

04-08-2005, 09:12 AM

jGman

This guy’s way off base with the high blood pressure statement. High blood pressure is a whole-body problem. A person with high blood pressure can have ED because the veins THROUGHOUT his body are damaged and that effects the blood flow throughout his body, including the penis.

Using this guy’s line of reasoning, a person who may be developing high blood pressure, would be walking around with raging boners all the time, right up to the point where his penis couldn’t take it any longer and the veins just burst.