Originally Posted by patientone
Thanks for clearing that up. You’d think that the tube measurement would be longer, since the pressure inside pulls the penis outwards.
You’d think. But then you read posts from men whose stretched length is longer than their erect length, and others whose erect length is longer than their stretched length, and it seems that some men pump up longer than their BPEL, and some pump up shorter. (And who knows what cylinder size they’re using in comparison with their normal non-pumped erect girth?)
Non-uniform techniques and procedures, and individual variation in response to those techniques and procedures, is part of why PE is part art and part science. It’s also part of why it’s valuable to document your PE efforts and your results for yourself. It seems logical that someone who does that is going to get better results than someone who does PE randomly and sporadically.
Part of the challenge of PE for those who do not see immediate results is to continue to put in time and the effort for a result of unknown magnitude in an unknown timeframe. It’s a leap of faith, and part of the value of Thunder’s Place for me was to be in a community where I could see that others had taken that leap and been successful. With that increase in my level of confidence, I committed to a consistent program, and I gained as I had not prior to then.