Would you teach your Son?

100 years from now there would be National Geographic specials on that tribe in Africa and the Andro tribe from NYC. “The Andro tribe also hang heavy weights from their penis but instead of rocks they use golf weights… “

Anybody ever seen Dirty Sanchez (Tv show, like Jackass in UK). In the show one boy always hangs a huge bucket or mad stuff from his cock ring on his pee hole and waves it about. That’s some serious hanging. It looks freakish too and it dosen’t do any damage. Just makes me think that you could really do some hardcore stretching pretty safely and get massively long? But I just stick to jelq’s, strecthes and squeezing.

Now imagine that your dad presents it as simple health and hygiene?

An offer of a healthier penis without size mentioned.

Presented fait accompli.

Now what?

Fuck golf weights plumpser my boy- the andro tribal grouping from NYC hangs kettlebells off their schvantzes.

WTF- they’re laying around anyway.

Hanging a pair of 4K kettlebells looks pretty damn impressive.

Not small children no, not good. But once 18 if the issue should rise, yes I would point them toward Thundersplace. By then I would have one milliion post to my name, hehehe!

Damn straight I would. I’d pass it down through the family as a family secret, like a precious heirloom.

That is right increase the family jewels!

Consider that by inspiring an interest in penis size, you will risk the chance of triggering an obsession with the issue. It’s no secret that many of us on here are at least mildly obsessed with what is (in the scheme of life) a superficial issue. A great deal of us are unhappy with our units. Would you want your son to be unhappy with their body?

Does no one search before posting?

This topic is definitely old news.

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In my case, I was already very self concious about my unit, so I wish I would have known sooner. But I wouldn’t push it on my son. Let him figure it out on his own, if he has issues with what he has.

The reason I asked is the there are testosterone creams (for micro penis?) if applied during the right time in life will help increase growth. This could be done in a very innocuous way.

I totally agree about not giving your son a complex that does have one is not a good idea.

The “not small children” part should be obvious. Regarding the rest: “if the issue should arise” is the key point.

It’s not good to project your issues on someone else, especially your child.

What about the notion of teaching sons about penis health and hygiene- much the way daughters are taught about twat maintenance [or should be] at the onset of menses?

Personally I’ve come to the conclusion that the “newbie pop” is less about actual growth and more about achieving/ regaining baseline penile health. What’s criminal is that our johnson’s aren’t the subject of health classes as more than a sperm delivery system.

A little manual PEnhancement- mild daily jelq and stretch with a few kegels thrown in- is less about getting a bigger dick and more about maintaining a better [‘healthier’] dick.

Perhaps somewhat akin to teaching him to do some push-ups, pull-ups and ab work. Simply as a health practice.

And if he brings up long term growth or size concerns, then you can approach it from that angle at that time.

You are right, it has been posted before (I didn’t really look properly).

That being said, people are obviously still interested in posting an opinion.

I’ve probably posted the same opinion in all of those linked posts, but I’ll do it one more time.

At the onset of their son’s puberty is probably the time most men would consider doing this. That time is already full of body issues, social issues, family issues and much more. Throwing in something that would essentially say, “your dick is too small, you should consider doing these exercises,” would not be very helpful and, in fact, would probably be detrimental. If the father has small penis issues that’s his problem. Don’t make it your son’s problem, too. He may not have any issues. He may know that he’s still growing. He doesn’t need your insecurities added to his own. As others have said, if it IS a problem for him the Internet, magazines, and television ads are there daily offering a solution. Of course we at Thunder’s Place know that most of them are bullshit, but that still doesn’t give us the right to tell someone he “may” need to do exercises “if” he thinks he’s too small. Bringing up body issues with teenagers is, IMO, not helpful, not to mention that it may make dad look really weird. Wait till he asks or finds the information on his own. You don’t “owe” him anything in this regard because every man deals with his penis issues in his own way, if he has any.