Isn't it ironic.

[rbi99 Retired Moderator Member of the Month Nov 2017PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close rbi99]

In the beginning most guys think their unit is shorter and thinner than it actually is. And many guys feel they are below average when in fact they are not. Then we come to find out about PE and start working that bad boy. Then the ironic transformation takes place. We start pulling and twisting, and gripping and squeezing, and we look down and say, "Wow, that is a nice piece of meat I have. I am huge!!". Then we measure and the truth of the tape comes out - not so big after all. I know personally that I was absolutely convinced at various times that my unit had to be thicker. It felt thicker and it seemed heavier. Then when I measured it wasn't much changed. I have made some changes again to my routine and once more I am positive I have gained more girth, but I haven't measured. I am not trying to be discouraging or anything, because a ton of guys have made all kinds of gains. But for us slow gainers it sure can get depressing at times. Before anyone says anything about my girth being huge or what have you, I am not saying I am small, obviously I am not, but gains have not come easily at all.

[thenewdude Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close thenewdude]

Well, I was never of the belief that you can modify the body over night (there is a such thing call cellular process and instructions from the brain whether to just repair or add more fibers with it). But yet and still you are right which is why one may set himself up for disappointments or just stopping PE altogether because the results have not come fast enough in one's feeble despiration to increase in size. How sad. More so when one measures sexual performance with size or uses it validate one's own manhood.

[Nihilanth Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nihilanth]

Irony is when you PE and you know you don't really need it. As one of my friends would say about me (jokingly) "You're a waste of a good body and a dick..."

[vulcan Retired ModeratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close vulcan]

Putting any size increases aside, this place can be life changing - just by introducing many men to the realities of penis size.

Almost the majority of men who land here have a kind of dysmorphia about their penis. It doesn't go away straight away, but seems to after a while.

[Nihilanth Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nihilanth]

I didn't imply that my penis is big or healthy enough (my erection is getting weak when I stand up) but I don't need PE since chances for me to find someone to have sex are similar to Torino scale (chances of being hit by a meteor) :P.

But I agree that the site is helpfull. You can see where really are you.

[Overdidit Member Find all posts View Profile Close Overdidit]

Just seached dysmorphia in wiki and found an accurate description of me and my mindset for the past year, kinda enlightening who knows it might go away a bit quicker now that it has an accurate name thanks man

[ronnierokk Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close ronnierokk]

I'm a hard gainer. Every part of my body grows slow and I have to train extra hard because it is so conditioned to the rigors that I put on it, that I have to push it really hard to see any growth.

I'm a body builder so I'm speaking about my muscles, but I've noticed that my cock response the same way.

The hardest thing about PE is that it takes time, but if you see a steady increase it always gives you that momentum to keep going.

But I do agree about the ironic of it, sometimes it looks like it has grown 1/2" but when measured it has only grown 1/4, which still is great, but the new growth I guess plays tricks on the eyes. haha, that's all I can see.