Possible explanation for BPEL > BPFSL

Please accept my humblest of apologizes if this has already been discussed and either discarded or given some consideration.

I have long considered the anatomy required to cause BPEL to be greater than BPFSL. I have read were guys have measured and found this and wanted to know what it means. I recently came up with a possible explanation.

When a guy measures his BPEL he is not pulling his erect shaft away from the pubis. When a guy measured his BPFSL he IS pulling his flaccid shaft away from his pubis.

Consider that in some men (especially newbies) the ligaments are short and possibly attached relatively high on the pubis. In this case, when they measure their BPFSL they may be inadvertently moving the ruler away from the pubis and consequently causing a reduction in their true BPFSL.

I would suggest that anyone who has measured their BPFSL to be less than their BPEL to try and palpate their pubis while erect but not ready to measure … just take some time and carefully identify your pubis structure. Then while doing their best flaccid stretch, and again not with the intention of measuring, palpate the area where they expect the pubis and carefully determine if their ligaments have been pulled in such a way as to prevent them from actually palpating the pubis.

Hopefully this makes sense.

sheLovesIt

Clarification:

Consider that in some men (especially newbies) the ligaments are short and possibly attached relatively high on the pubis. In this case, when they measure their BPFSL they may be inadvertently moving the ruler away from the pubis and consequently causing a reduction in their true BPFSL.

should be:

Consider that in some men (especially newbies) the ligaments are short and possibly attached relatively high on the pubis. In this case, when they stretch their flaccid to measure their BPFSL, the tightened ligaments may be causing the ruler to be moved away from the pubis and consequently causing a reduction in the measurement of their actual BPFSL. So I am suggesting that this is simply a measurement error.

I just recently remembered my BPFSL. In the beginning I couldn’t get anymore than .25” extra length and at times nothing(probably pull back). I. Now up to .5’” taking me to 8. So I think with heat and time under tension BPFSL will increase.

Indeed, the time under tension plus the heat creates an environment for deformation of the penile structure and consequent stretching. I speak from my own experience (+1.5 cm, practically BPFSL) in almost 2 months. And after every stretching session I measured and there was a deformation for more of the measurements. I hope now to have these BPFSL gains in BPEL and NBPEL

Thanks for commenting BigFinisher.
Is your BPEL greater than your BPFSL? It sounds like your BPFSL is greater than your BPEL, which is normal.

This thread is really about guys who have measured their BPFSL and found it to be significantly (1/4 inch) LESS than their BPEL. It’s hard to imagine, from an anatomical perspective, what would cause this. To my knowledge there really has been no widely accepted explanation for this although it has been suggested to be a measurement error or some very complicated theory.

All I am suggesting here is that the ruler is being placed against the stretched ligaments versus being pushed deeper into the pubis bone/fat pad and causing a measurement error. It’s not hard for me to imagine that from an anatomical perspective. Once a guys ligaments get stretched enough they no longer interfere with the BPFSL measurement.

sheLovesIt

Thanks for commenting Umsonhador.
Is your (or was your) BPEL greater than your BPFSL?
Again that is really what this thread is trying to address.

sheLovesIt

A answer to the question is no!. I think it is very difficult for someone to have the BPFSL smaller than the BPEL, considering that the BPEL is the maximum expansion with blood from the penis, whereas the BPFSL has no content, but with maximum elasticity. BPFSL doesn’t have as much bloody content as BPEL does.
From the posts, the only thing I saw were people posting that BPFSL is the same as BPEL. Only.
If I’m wrong, it would even be the intention to increase the BPFSL and then see gains in BPEL. More elastic stick = possibility of greater expansion receiving more blood.
This IMO, I think the possible wrong measurement, as you said
Responded to the thread and replied to the colleague I marked. Anything about the evasiveness of the topic of the topic, discard it if you feel uncomfortable.

I agree with wrong measurements along with possible bad timing from pullback,cold weather. I haven’t personally had this issue. I saw a Dr who swears he can do a flaccid stretched reading and will always land within a 1/4” I believe. He said he did thousands and he seemed pretty convinced. So variations of a 1/4” should be the most that exists.

I know that this is ancient information but here is an actual poll and as you can see some percentage of guys said their BPEL was greater than their BPFSL. The reason that I am resurrecting this question is because I am advising a guy who said that he has this "inverted" length. I think that he agrees now that it is a measurement error due to ligament interference.

Difference Between BPEL and BPFSL

Interesting. Most say that BPEL is bigger than BPFSL. Damn! I don’t know to me, but his approach to putting BPEL before BPFSL and taking the difference may seem a little confusing? I always thought IMO that BPFSL, as a rule, would be bigger than BPEL. Let’s wait for some veteran to see the topic and respond.

I just noticed something that others might want to be aware of. At the moment I am hanging SD. As I palpate the pubis I can feel exactly where I have been pushing the ruler because it is tender there. Also, I can easily locate where my ligaments attach to the pubis as they are tight and to my surprise, they are right in front of my BP measurement location on the pubis. When I palpate a little (1/4 to 1/2 inch) higher on the pubis there are no ligaments to interfere with the BPFSL measurement. I plan to move my measurement location slightly higher on the pubis. I think that some of the tenderness when taking the BP measurements is due to the ruler irritating the ligaments. Hopefully this little bit of information will help some guys obtain more accurate (and less painful) BP measurements. Consider measuring a little higher on the pubis. If in doubt where … palpate the area while hanging SD. I bet you will easily locate your ligs so that you can avoid them.

sheLovesIt

Ignoring cases of BPEL = BPFSL I really think that the only explaination for BPEL > BPFSL is measurement error

BPFSL is always assumed to be larger than BPEL. Anyone who uses a extender knows that: you should extend past your erect length, so your stretched length has to be greater than your erect length for that to make sense. I’ve never seen anyone saying that they cannot extend past their erect length.

No way I can extend my BPFSL further than BPEL.

I use JES extender and BIB hanger (the original one).

My “penis internals” seems to be very very though.

BigWally, are you sure you are measuring correctly? Errors in measurement may explain at least some of the cases in which BPEL > BPFSL. It seems to me that as the penis also expands in girth when erected, it should be more rigid longitudinally, and therefore not able to achieve the same length without an erection.