Guys -
I just discovered the PEGym recently and after reading a number of posts in the forums (especially the success stories), I have decided to make a serious, dedicated effort to PE. I had experimented with pumping a few years back but I had a lousy pump and I didn't really stick to it, so I had no results. The stories of many here in the forums have inspired me to try again.
My biggest complaint is with girth. I am 6" EL, which is about average, but my EG is only 4.5" which is far enough below average to be a concern. Like many smaller guys, I wrestle with the mental worry that any woman I am dating has been with a bigger guy and might not be happy with my size. It's a common problem, I suppose. I would be really happy if I could just get my EG to an average 5". If I could get to 7" x 5.5", all the better.
In any case, I have started a pumping program and we will see what happens. It seems like results are very much an issue of genetics, so who knows whether this will be a success for me. But nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Thanks to all on the forums for your insights and for sharing your experiences and results. If anyone has any advice to share as I get started, I would appreciate your thoughts!
- Houston98
I just discovered the PEGym recently and after reading a number of posts in the forums (especially the success stories), I have decided to make a serious, dedicated effort to PE. I had experimented with pumping a few years back but I had a lousy pump and I didn't really stick to it, so I had no results. The stories of many here in the forums have inspired me to try again.
My biggest complaint is with girth. I am 6" EL, which is about average, but my EG is only 4.5" which is far enough below average to be a concern. Like many smaller guys, I wrestle with the mental worry that any woman I am dating has been with a bigger guy and might not be happy with my size. It's a common problem, I suppose. I would be really happy if I could just get my EG to an average 5". If I could get to 7" x 5.5", all the better.
In any case, I have started a pumping program and we will see what happens. It seems like results are very much an issue of genetics, so who knows whether this will be a success for me. But nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Thanks to all on the forums for your insights and for sharing your experiences and results. If anyone has any advice to share as I get started, I would appreciate your thoughts!
- Houston98

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