15 Years Of PE
Hi all, just a leetle long overdue update. I began PE in 2002, 15 Years ago! I’ve had a love hate relationship with it over the years. After the exciting neqbie gains most of those years were endured with negligible gains. I also had a number of years battling erectile dysfunction that I have now come to understand was essentially psycho genie. Then when the big gains started to come again more recently my levels of obsession escalated affecting my mental health and making me a very unhappy person (even with finally the big dick I always wanted). Now I PE intermittently and monitor my levels of preoccupation which are no longer excessive. My goal is maintenance rather than growth though if a little growth comes I’m OK with that too ;)
Measurement wise, I have a tapering penis. I started with
glans girth 4.5,
mid shafts girth 5.2
Base girth 5.8.
Length was 6.
I’m now:
Glans 5.7
midshaft girth 6.1
base girth 6.9
Length 7.2
Most of this has come in the last 4 years and I can put the gains down to one essential thing. Cable clamping. I am at a point now where I do intense bends and squeezes in a very tight clamp. My Tunica was super tough and the lower force manual exercises just weren’t cutting it. This kind of approach would obviously be very dangerous and unnecessary for an unconditioned penis.
I won’t ramble on.
If I could give 2 pieces of advice from my years of PE they would be:
1. If you are not gaining don’t just carry on doing the same thing. Either change it up. Clamping was the magic key that unlocked the gains I had been dreaming of for me. Or take a break- working your penis coarsens and toughens the tissues without a doubt. Time off, and I mean proper time off- ideally a month plus if you’ve been at it for a while will allow for gains anew on starting again. Don’t stress if you lose a little in this time. You’ll get it back with interest rapidly when you restart.
2. And this is probably the more important piece of advice if you, as I did come to this from a place of neurosis about your penis- monitor your level of obsession, your preoccupation. It can get out of hand and in turn will damage other areas of your life. That degree of obsession and over working won’t get you better gains either, they’ll be worse and you might injure yourself. PE is a great thing but please compartmentalise this. It’s an important but really in the grand scheme of things, small part of your life. Don’t let it dominate. If it is taking over get help. I saw a therapist which was the thing that finally broke the toxic spiral I was in. Peace and love to you all x
keeep going!