Hello,
I'm completely new to PE of any kind so I thought it would be a good idea to record my progress here for all to see, especially since I've already had the benefit of seeing similar posts made by others.
I ordered an Andropenis Extender which is due to arrive on Friday. In the meantime I've made all the relevant measurements and entered them into a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet's set up so I can enter measurements once a month (or whenever) and plot them on a graph.
I will be reading up on the various exercises and advice so many of you have kindly posted in order to maximise my gains.
So, down to the nitty-gritty.
Starting Measurements
The bone-pressed length is around 0.5cm (0.2”) longer than the visible length (there’s very little fat on me…).
Also, my penis bulges a bit around the centre of the shaft (or narrows a bit just above the base, depending on how you look at it). It’s noticeable but not excessive (I think it’s quite nice actually). Therefore, I’ve taken two girth measurements, but I'll focus on the larger of the two.
BPEL: 14.1 cm 5.6"
BPFSL: 13.5 cm 5.4"
EG_w: 12.9 cm at widest point 5.1"
EG_n: 12.0 cm at narrowest point 4.7"
Target Measurements
BPEL: 19.5 cm 7.7"
BPFSL: 18.8 cm 7.4" (assuming the same proportional increase as the BPEL)
EG_w: 15.2 cm at widest point 6.0"
EG_n: 14.1 cm at narrowest point 5.6" (assuming the same proportional increase as the EG_w)
This relates to a 38% increase in BPEL and an 18% increase in EG_w.
I decided on the target measurements using the chart here:
www.penissizedebate.com/images/doc/penis_size_preference_chart1.gif
However, if my length and girth increase by the same proportions, then if I achieve a BPEL of 7.7” the EG would be 6.9”.
I actually really like the shape and proportions of my penis so I hope that they remain the same. I’ll make a separate thread on this topic.
As a side note, I would usually work exclusively in SI units but for these purposes I'll generally use inches (I'm measuring in centimetres and converting to inches). It's a bit like beer. I only understand pints in relation to beer - if I'm measuring ingredients or doing science they make no sense to me!
I'm completely new to PE of any kind so I thought it would be a good idea to record my progress here for all to see, especially since I've already had the benefit of seeing similar posts made by others.
I ordered an Andropenis Extender which is due to arrive on Friday. In the meantime I've made all the relevant measurements and entered them into a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet's set up so I can enter measurements once a month (or whenever) and plot them on a graph.
I will be reading up on the various exercises and advice so many of you have kindly posted in order to maximise my gains.
So, down to the nitty-gritty.
Starting Measurements
The bone-pressed length is around 0.5cm (0.2”) longer than the visible length (there’s very little fat on me…).
Also, my penis bulges a bit around the centre of the shaft (or narrows a bit just above the base, depending on how you look at it). It’s noticeable but not excessive (I think it’s quite nice actually). Therefore, I’ve taken two girth measurements, but I'll focus on the larger of the two.
BPEL: 14.1 cm 5.6"
BPFSL: 13.5 cm 5.4"
EG_w: 12.9 cm at widest point 5.1"
EG_n: 12.0 cm at narrowest point 4.7"
Target Measurements
BPEL: 19.5 cm 7.7"
BPFSL: 18.8 cm 7.4" (assuming the same proportional increase as the BPEL)
EG_w: 15.2 cm at widest point 6.0"
EG_n: 14.1 cm at narrowest point 5.6" (assuming the same proportional increase as the EG_w)
This relates to a 38% increase in BPEL and an 18% increase in EG_w.
I decided on the target measurements using the chart here:
www.penissizedebate.com/images/doc/penis_size_preference_chart1.gif
However, if my length and girth increase by the same proportions, then if I achieve a BPEL of 7.7” the EG would be 6.9”.
I actually really like the shape and proportions of my penis so I hope that they remain the same. I’ll make a separate thread on this topic.
As a side note, I would usually work exclusively in SI units but for these purposes I'll generally use inches (I'm measuring in centimetres and converting to inches). It's a bit like beer. I only understand pints in relation to beer - if I'm measuring ingredients or doing science they make no sense to me!

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