I should also add the most important thing, and what others have said: What may be the most important piece is to prioritize self acceptance and mental wellness above gains at all costs. The mantra of, “I am happy with what I have, and grateful for making progress,” is key.Your reaction of the ex-boyfriend (as I’m sure you’ve identified in counselling) is a piece of deeper insecurity (and fuck if we don’t all have them) that wants to TELL you it’s about penises. It’s not. As a psychotherapist myself, and one who recovered from a history of that ‘sinking, blackhole, drowning’ comparison to the imagined ex-boyfriend feeling, I can tell you that dealing with this stuff helps to make something like practicing fitness or PE more fun than something you absolutely MUST do to feel OK :)
Not trying to be preachy! Hope I don’t come across that way. I just relate to your story and want to help you in multiple dimensions.
Thank you so much!
Yeah, I know it’s insecurity. It’s jealousy of his size and the sexual things they did together.
I just want 5.5 girth for myself. It’ll make me feel better because when I look in the mirror I’ll be happier.
I want to just accept myself, but I also want to grow!
I am about to reach a month of decon, I needed to take a break for this bruise on my penis to heal, as well as maybe it’ll help stimulate growth.
Once a user over at PeGYM buys my surgical steel horseshoe c-ring that I bought (Wrong size.) I’m going to buy the smaller one, or perhaps a non horseshoe ring (I don’t like having the opening)
Just waiting for him to send the money, then I’ll pick up a better one for me.
So do you personally think I need to REDUCE the amount of work?
I don’t reach penis fatigue easily, so that’s why my routine has become so intense.