As an aside, I would like to throw my 2 cents in on the usually contentious topic of if gains from pumping are “permanent”. In the human body there are few things that are “permanent” irregardless of what we do. Bones and teeth are like this the majority of the time barring damage or injury or disease, etc. On the other hand, the rest of the body is a complex machine of adaptation to it’s environment and stresses. Truely an incredible machine it is, but we have to understand that medical understanding of the body’s complexities are at a relatively beginners level at best.
I wanted to set this up so I can keep things in a relative context. Otherwise, with vague statements we just interject our own assumptions and opinions to fill in the gaps. I like the comparison that has been stated comparing PE gains to muscle building gains. I believe this to be the most relevant and easily explained as such, as I will attempt to do.
Muscle is like most parts of our body, as in they respond to stress to reach a level of minimal energy spent. If you start a new job lifting boxes and you have never done so before, you will initially be sore, then the body compensates to handle the stress getting to a level where it can better handle this new stress using the least amount of energy. Same reason athletes train. On the other hand, when you are at a high maintainance level, such as a marathon runner or a powerlifter, etc, then stop doing that activity, the body will not take long to acclimate to this reduced stress level and get rid of the things like extra muscle that are no longer needed. Again, the goal is a state of minimal energy spent.
Now, that being said, one can get a reference of where the term “permanent” fits when talking about changes to the body. Without relatively consistant stress, changes the body makes to compensate will be reversed as needed. It’s the same adaptive function.
So, maybe you can see how this relates to PE, or more associated to what this forum section is about, penis pumping. Changes will be permanent as long as you continue applying the needed stress for maintainance of a certain gain level. Like the old “use it or lose it” saying.
I can say that after my to date gain of .75” in girth, it is evident in sex with my wife that it is indeed, currently, permanent. Before, if I didn’t have a truely 100% erection, I didn’t always feel like I was filling her, especially when she got really wet or with lubrication, which we usually always need just to get started. Now, after sex 2 nights in a row, she needs a break to “recover”, not to mention I was filling her consistently.
Of course, this can be idealistically debated whether this really qualifies as being “permanent” as the definition implies, but it’s permanent enough for me.