Reflections and Progress: thoughtfulgold

Gold why did you stop extending? I seems like it gave you the best gains in the shortest period of time.

It was very uncomfortable due to my anatomy at the time. Then, when I went back to them, years later, I no longer fit in them properly.

Gotcha, even with the girth bases?

Yes. The Girth base offered by X4 is really the only one and it stops around 6.25 or 6.5 base girth, been too long since…can’t be sure.

The way a girth base is made is a hollowed out oval version of the base model base. The diameter is the same because the shaft mounting bed mounts the same way. So unless usable diameter changes, the girth base won’t accommodate but so much more.

Currently no extender on the market has a large, circular base.

I wear very baggy clothing, as I don’t normally like to bulge. However, wearing my ADS makes it not only bulge but swing quite heavily, even with the lighter weight. So…cuz I can’t turn my life off to wear an ADS, I’m going to have to live life like this. It was bad when I did it years ago but at least these days I have baggy pants. The picture isn’t bad…but it does not capture me moving at all, which can be bad.

But, fuck it. I’m going to live. I may not go to a mall or do a marathon wearing this thing…but I’m going out and about my day.

I was reading a bound after looking at a dermal filler thread and ran into PMMA. I know that it is very dangerous. I am fully aware of this. But after reading about it, it just sounds tempting.

The marketing and testimonials that are bound the internet are so incredibly persuasive. I wish I was being sarcastic. I wish marketing majors were not pushing the stuff. I find it incredibly ridiculous that us marketers and websites are literally marketing doctors South of the Border because they will do greater volume of PMMA injections past the FDA standards here.

I came away with the idea that pmma could cause natural tissue generation, that it wasn’t incredibly dangerous, and that it could possibly fix my curve. I know that the majority of those things are only true in a limited sense and that I incur incredible levels of risk. But it’s literally persuasive. To have a couple of injections and suddenly be done.

No need to warn me. PMMA is not in my future. Not a chance. Not even a ghost of a chance. But I can see how so many guys end up here asking us about it after they’ve been taken in by all this high-level marketing and persuasion techniques.

Everyone wants an easy way out, at the bottom of your heart we all admit it. I know better and I kept reading, this attests to the great marketing.

Just a few things I thought about, PE is not best done out of a needle. So let’s not pretend it is.

This is what really turns me off getting a large penis. I mostly wear business suits during work and it’s already a pain finding baggy clothing to hide my current bulge. I was accused of having an erection once at a meeting.

If you wear slacks regularly you need to tailor for larger packages. I don’t wear slacks regularly so…its not a thing for me.

Looking good there TG! Black pants are fairly discreet, they don’t show bulges as much. The “flicking” can still be a problem, the pants have to be baggy enough to not cling to a contour, but tight enough to stop wild flicking. :D

That PMMA sounds scary. If it’s really about the curve, I’m sure you’re very close to fixing that. Controlled stretching in a snug tube definitely does the job of balancing up the CCs, it’s not like you have a bad kink or deformed tunica or something. Just a mild even curve.

It will be trouble. My girl doesn’t think I should leave wearing it. The heavier weight hangs one hand width from the back of my knee and swings like a pendulum. Her assessment is I would stop traffic. Even I have enough shame to not do that.

I ain’t going the PMMA route. I’m explaining that if you read about it, it is just persuasive. Despite risks, promoting unregulated doctors and facilities out of the country…it still *sounds* good. This, is my takeaway.

It certainly ain’t good and I’m putting time in to fix my curve, like always. No need for needle PE. I just want to understand it. Fillers are tempting but full understanding of them ruins that.

So you’re saying PE must be done the long and hard way.

Your own analysis of the database proves it. Bib was the sole exception and he made up his relatively short 3-4 Years with nearly constant PE that entire time.

I am unsure how one can come away with it having an easy way when even good gains take months. I am starting to gain again now, after back sliding and stalling most of 2017, and if I can eke out 9.5” by year end I’ll be ecstatic. And that will be .6” in roughly 2.5 years.

Which averages out pretty sad compared to the standard for even the slowest Newbie gains. I accept this eagerly. Most would not.

I personally find that guys who gain big then double down chasing the Newbie gains rate injure or stall out and quit the most. Those same guys come back to three or four years later and complain of having gained well, having gotten bored when the gains stopped and lost them due to failing to stay in PE long enough to cement them.

I have a vision. I have disposable income and time. I will reach my goals. It is inevitable. I will not stop otherwise.

This x1000.

TG, may I use this quote in my signature? (attributed to you, of course)

I eagerly await the day that I have this problem.

You may. If it does you good, go for it.