First off, to the mods, I understand that this post may be better suited for the success forum. If you so deem, I have no problem with it being moved. My motivation for posting here is that I want those addressed in the post's title to see it and do with the info what they can.
In September of 2011 I stumbled across this forum while desperately searching the web for any solution for the ED that I was suffering. Fortunately I found the ED sub-forum here and was pleasantly surprised about all of the information and the helpful nature of the members. I began to incorporate some of the suggestions provided and was amazed that I started to see results (without the help of modern medicine
) The forum became a nearly daily routine for me and I was glad to be small part of it; although I was mostly a reader and gleaner.
Around that same time I also wandered into the other sub-forums and especially the Penis Enlargement section. I have always been undersized- both in my mind and also in comparison to all of the studies. Since the ED suggestions were paying dividends I thought that it was only reasonable to assume that the PE suggestions would be beneficial as well. Unfortunately I never measured my pre-PE peter and later added that it was BPEL of 5"...truth be told it was probably more like 4.75". My girth estimates were around the actual mark of 4.5". I set myself a goal of reaching 6" BPEL and 5" of MSEG in a year. Since I had read of so many that had some amazing increases I thought that I would be able to make that goal easily. Boy was I wrong!
It has been three years since I started my journey. A journey that was in quest of not only a bigger penis but more importantly a healthier one; one that could hold up better against the inevitability of growing older. With the exception of a few brief periods of medical issues (unrelated to PE) I have been very faithful to my regimen. I have put in the work and I am so proud and happy to say that this morning I reached my length goal of 6" BPEL! It is actually 6.25" but I hadn't measured in so long I blew right past it. My MSEG is now 4.8". It is true that I haven't made the girth goal yet...YET!
I told myself that I would be satisfied when I reached 6x5; and I am satisfied- but not completely. LOL! My new goal is 7x5.25. I'm sure when I get there I will keep going to a higher level. To be honest, I like doing PE. I enjoy the feel of my penis and knowing that the work I am putting in is not only making my unit more aesthetically pleasing for me and my wife to look at, it is also healthier.
This morning was the first time that my wife glanced at my erection and said "Dang, your dick looks like it is getting bigger!" YeeHaw!!! She has known all along that I have been doing penis exercises but she assumed it was for the ED problem I used to have.
So why the long post? For the skeptics and the miracle pill pushers Eat poo! For those that have started PE and haven't seen "amazing" results...don't give up! Don't become discouraged about your perceived lack of progress. Everyone is built differently and progress at different rates. I will admit that there were times that I said I was going to give up and then I would read a success story here or read where one of our members encouraged another member to not quit. PE is not a sprint it is a marathon. And if I can succeed anyone can.
Don't quit!
In September of 2011 I stumbled across this forum while desperately searching the web for any solution for the ED that I was suffering. Fortunately I found the ED sub-forum here and was pleasantly surprised about all of the information and the helpful nature of the members. I began to incorporate some of the suggestions provided and was amazed that I started to see results (without the help of modern medicine
) The forum became a nearly daily routine for me and I was glad to be small part of it; although I was mostly a reader and gleaner.Around that same time I also wandered into the other sub-forums and especially the Penis Enlargement section. I have always been undersized- both in my mind and also in comparison to all of the studies. Since the ED suggestions were paying dividends I thought that it was only reasonable to assume that the PE suggestions would be beneficial as well. Unfortunately I never measured my pre-PE peter and later added that it was BPEL of 5"...truth be told it was probably more like 4.75". My girth estimates were around the actual mark of 4.5". I set myself a goal of reaching 6" BPEL and 5" of MSEG in a year. Since I had read of so many that had some amazing increases I thought that I would be able to make that goal easily. Boy was I wrong!
It has been three years since I started my journey. A journey that was in quest of not only a bigger penis but more importantly a healthier one; one that could hold up better against the inevitability of growing older. With the exception of a few brief periods of medical issues (unrelated to PE) I have been very faithful to my regimen. I have put in the work and I am so proud and happy to say that this morning I reached my length goal of 6" BPEL! It is actually 6.25" but I hadn't measured in so long I blew right past it. My MSEG is now 4.8". It is true that I haven't made the girth goal yet...YET!
I told myself that I would be satisfied when I reached 6x5; and I am satisfied- but not completely. LOL! My new goal is 7x5.25. I'm sure when I get there I will keep going to a higher level. To be honest, I like doing PE. I enjoy the feel of my penis and knowing that the work I am putting in is not only making my unit more aesthetically pleasing for me and my wife to look at, it is also healthier.
This morning was the first time that my wife glanced at my erection and said "Dang, your dick looks like it is getting bigger!" YeeHaw!!! She has known all along that I have been doing penis exercises but she assumed it was for the ED problem I used to have.
So why the long post? For the skeptics and the miracle pill pushers Eat poo! For those that have started PE and haven't seen "amazing" results...don't give up! Don't become discouraged about your perceived lack of progress. Everyone is built differently and progress at different rates. I will admit that there were times that I said I was going to give up and then I would read a success story here or read where one of our members encouraged another member to not quit. PE is not a sprint it is a marathon. And if I can succeed anyone can.
Don't quit!
