Passing it on

That’s what is why the father son bond is so critical. We have a generation of boys that are growing up not being able to communicate or relate to their fathers. Sometimes it takes the son making the first move. For the guys on her that have let their sons in on PE, they made the first move. As more guys become comfortable with PE and it becomes less of a big deal to them, I suspect more and more of these types of conversations will take place, be it father-son, son-father, cousins, or buddies.

At one point there was a “magical moment” where I was able to talk to my son about PE. I only told him about stretching. I never advanced to jelqing or hanging and that was about a year ago. I only asked him one other time if he’s still stretching and he said he still does. That was probably 6 months ago. We’re kind of at a point where he doesn’t ask and I don’t tell him, so unfortunately I don’t know where he is with this, if he even does it any more. For whatever reason I just haven’t approached him any further about it. It’s kind of an uncomfortable thing to bring up now that he’s getting older.

The fact that your brought it up to him and he does it of did it means you helped him out. He is cool with PE and does it/ did it. You may want to direct him to thunders so he can learn more about PE without you having to keep bringing it up if that is uncomfortable for you.

He has to be 18 to join. Please don’t encourage underage memberships.

I didn’t realize he was underage. My bad, WestLA.

It should be easier to bring up now that he’s older, not harder. He already knows about it and you know he did or does it. I couldn’t think of a more manly thing to do then to teach your son how to be the best he can be. That includes teaching him the finer points of being a gentleman, being a good sport, being a man of integrity, how to treat women, how to play sports/be an athlete, and now with this knowledge, teaching him about PE.

So this is a question which I am not sure how the responses will be. I have a girlfriend whose parents are sort of in a struggle ( maybe ), I know for at least a week the two didn’t talk to each other at all ( this I know because she made me eat dinner with them so it would be less awkward…. lol turned into an interrogation by the inquisition ). They fixed that up though because they are talking with each other again, but the other day my girlfriend tells me that she was in her house and heard her dad ask her mom “Why are you always grouchy after I am done having sex with you?” She instantly told him she could hear and he laughed it off ( he is a good guy and I can sort of see him as a small father figure in my life ) but if he and his wife are having problems with sex then maybe a little PE could help right? I was wondering would it be wrong of me to leave the homepage of thunders up on a laptop in an attempt for him to possibly see it? I would never dare confronting him about PE directly or anything of the sort. I know I shouldn’t meddle with other peoples business let alone the parents of my girlfriend, but I just thought if it could help would it be the right thing to do? I have never talked to him about anything that is between him and his life ( it is none of my business what so ever ). Well any comments about this would be helpful. Currently I am standing firmly on keeping my mouth shut, but if you guys think it might be a good idea or if you have been in this situation and can just share a little with me that would be cool. Thanks!

Well that depends PG - do you care if he knows YOU do PE? If not, then by all means!

Good idea.

You have no idea what their problem is and, as you said, it’s none of your business. Don’t assume that every man who has sex problems has a small penis.

I sort of relate PE to working out, both are making me a healthier happier person so I don’t mind telling others about it. But its like I said and Westla agreed it is none of my business and who knows maybe he is packing a weapon of mass destruction down there. I kind of think it would be a good idea even if it just ends up being someone sees it and the whole family gets a good laugh ( even though it would be sort of at my expense ). I mean they aren’t terribly depressing to be around but I do think there is something strange going on in their house. Thanks for the replies.

I agree with Shlong and WestLA here. If you are comfortable with it and want to tell him that you do PE and it works, that’s as far as I would go. If he’s interested in it from there, he’ll look it up himself or ask you questions about it. I wouldn’t insinuate anything about his size or stamina or anything like that.

As far as their relationship goes, it’s best to stay out of it in my opinion.

He probably has looked into it for himself anyway. How do you think I found this place? I was looking for a bigger schlong!

I think that’s just it, Shlong, on why fathers should pass it on to their sons. Society teaches us that you’re stuck with what you born with. We explored and found PE, and had faith that it might work for us and we tried it out. We know that PE works. We know that you’re not stuck with what you’re born with, and we need to tell our sons the truth. If they’re happy with their size, that’s fine. But they should know the truth that there are exercises to make it bigger if you want to.

Remember PE originally was an art taught by fathers to their newly pubescent males. They started at 12 years old so. I think it is very smart to PE through puberty, you body is naturally growing and the added intensity will only bring faster, bigger growth.

What if their prostate would enlarge too much during puberty from PE?