Poll: straight guys: any "real" life guys know you PE?

I specify straight guys only because I suspect gay and bi are more open to discussing such things in “real life.” Are they? I don’t know.

Entire family knows. Started with only telling my Father, then told my cousin ( 2nd closest relative to me ) then told my brothers. Mother found out when the pump came in the mail, couldn’t hide it like bad grades.

Brought me closer to all of them because I shared an insecurity. Don’t have the insecurity anymore thanks to this place and being honest with family.

After that I focused more on what my friends say. If I pick up a hint that they are insecure about their body or sex skills I tend to tell them about this place. Some I refuse to let know about TP. I’ve told a total of 3 friends about this place. One is insecure about not being cut, it led him to avoid sex with women and he always put himself in friend zone. The second had the size complex. The third got married and I told him about this place for more than just one reason.

I have told to my ex gf. No other ones because the topic has not come out.

I have voted wrong then, just noticed that you said only males.

Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

A female friend knows I PE. Not a girlfriend, just a casual friend. We discuss all kinds of sexual topics and personal stuff.
She doesn’t believe it can work and thinks it is strange. She keeps trying to convince me that size doesn’t matter.
She said the best sex she had was with a guy who’s dick was the size of her pinky finger, and her ex husband was 8-9 inches.

I had a guy friend that THOUGHT he knew I PE’d. He once caught a glimpse of a magazine on my bookshelf that had a front page ad for Dr. Kaplan’s pump system.
He remarked, “That stuff really works you know?”. I assumed he was joking and trying to poke ridicule. This was way before I started PE.
I didn’t tell him that I wasn’t doing that, but he wouldn’t have believed me anyway.
Maybe he was serious and HE was doing it!

I was staying at my Pops and he found my pump. He told me: “That won’t work, it’s a fantasy.” I laughed so hard. I told him I’m am 1000% sure I grew an inch from age 30 to 33.

He was flabbergasted. Poor boomer generation, they were really screwed up…

Easy now with that boomer bashing.

You are forgiven Marinera!

Thanks.

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Gay and bi guys-does another male in “real life” know you PE?

Sorry, it’s more my own parents I have the issue with. I have to respect the fact that the foundation of so much awesomeness, including this site and the album Aftermath by the Rolling Stones, was laid down by the boomers.

It’s easy to criticize the current power establishment. I guess I am becoming a thousand times more conservative and I am rebelling against my parents’ liberal assumptions, including a certain tendency to elevate women over men. Mea culpa!

I can honestly say no. If I ever made real significant gains maybe because I do have a friend or two with size complexes who have completely taken themselves out of the game

Including this boomer who was so screwed up over his small penis size that he did something about it in 1996 and became the first to tell the whole world how to do it as well, for free. No offense taken; just can’t resist pointing out the irony of your comment.

Maybe. You illustrate well the awkwardness hetero males experience with this subject: the perception of little to gain, everything to lose by discussing it further.

I had to read this a couple of times to understand: you would not tell friends about it until you have gotten gains yourself.

However, the subject of penis size has been broached, since you know it’s an issue for them, correct? Or is your knowledge of them “taking themselves out of the game” because of “size complexes” second-hand (somebody else told you, but not them)?

If you can do it comfortably, I think you owe it to them to help. After all (I hope not), you might be the guy who goes a year without results, and one of them might be like me, and gain an inch in a few months. In that case, you’d be selfishly denying them a chance to grow.

Simple suggestion: ask them if they’ve ever seen my site. Say it looks interesting. That’s all.*

You might want to wait a few days until I update it; I’m making some changes (partly) with them in mind.

*my site has plenty of links to Thunder’s Place. The intent with my site is to instill a reaction of “Wow! I’ve got to try this right now!” That is not the intent of Thunder’s Place, which tends to instill in some guys a reaction of “Wow! Lots of information! I need to lurk and read for six months in order to decide if I’m going to buy a Phallosan or Bib Hanger.” Nothing wrong with that. I think my simple approach complements it well, and might inspire your friends.