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Hello all,
It's been a little over 2 weeks since I started my PE regimen (JP's 90 day beginner's routine)
I'm definitely making gains. And I'm not having any negative PIs.
And when I'm undressing, changing, going to the restroom, etc., just in terms of the flaccid, it looks more full, more plump, veiny, etc. Whether these are permanent gains (I hope so!), I'm not sure, but there is definitely an increase in the size of the little guy that is at least addressing one of the various goals that I had for PE - wanting to make my flaccid larger.
For the first time I have seen an increase in girth. Not a big increase (it's only been 2 weeks), but an increase nonetheless. And even when I was not able to see a difference when I measured girth (as I noted in my last and first progress report over a week ago), the unit still looked more full and veiny. I've seen this increase in both the flaccid and the erect state, very modest as it may be.
I've also seen an increase in the BPFLS (bone pressed flaccid length stretched), and the other length measurements. I've observed that for me, the BPFLS measurement is the one that I've seen the greatest increases consistently in my very short time of doing PE. Hopefully this portends that I will indeed have a lot of increases down the road, in general, in both my BP and non-BP lengths. I've seen a few threads on the topic of BPFLS measurements and what this may mean, or not mean, and the fact the some peoples' BPFLS measurement is actually less then what their BPEL is, at least when they first started PE (my BPFLS has always been longer). I don't think there is a 100% agreed upon consensus as far as what some of the conclusions are that were reached, although I know there are various theories. Of course, other than the fact that many of us have fat pads that are bigger or smaller than others, and some of this would indicate that many of us are not in the greatest shape (I'm sure even many slim guys may have fat pads, at least to an extent), I'm not 100% sure of the significance of the various discrepancies that we can observe in the various BPFLS, NBPEL, and BPEL measurements (please correct me if I'm wrong).
Here are my stats:
My BPEL has increased to 7 7/16" (from 7 1/8")
My NBPEL has increased to 7 1/8" (from 7 1/16")
(On a side note, as I've previously mentioned, these fractions - or the fact that the inch is divided into 16 parts - kinda get on my nerves, LOL. Why couldn't the "inch" be divided into 10 parts? It would make things A LOT easier, IMO!)
My BPFLS has increased to 7 7/8" (from 7.75")
My MEG has increased to 5 1/8" (from 5")
My BPFL has increased to 4 5/8" (from 4.5")
My NBPFL has increased to 4 1/16" (from 4")
My MFG has increased to 4.75" (from 4.5")
It's been a little over 2 weeks since I started my PE regimen (JP's 90 day beginner's routine)
I'm definitely making gains. And I'm not having any negative PIs.
And when I'm undressing, changing, going to the restroom, etc., just in terms of the flaccid, it looks more full, more plump, veiny, etc. Whether these are permanent gains (I hope so!), I'm not sure, but there is definitely an increase in the size of the little guy that is at least addressing one of the various goals that I had for PE - wanting to make my flaccid larger.
For the first time I have seen an increase in girth. Not a big increase (it's only been 2 weeks), but an increase nonetheless. And even when I was not able to see a difference when I measured girth (as I noted in my last and first progress report over a week ago), the unit still looked more full and veiny. I've seen this increase in both the flaccid and the erect state, very modest as it may be.
I've also seen an increase in the BPFLS (bone pressed flaccid length stretched), and the other length measurements. I've observed that for me, the BPFLS measurement is the one that I've seen the greatest increases consistently in my very short time of doing PE. Hopefully this portends that I will indeed have a lot of increases down the road, in general, in both my BP and non-BP lengths. I've seen a few threads on the topic of BPFLS measurements and what this may mean, or not mean, and the fact the some peoples' BPFLS measurement is actually less then what their BPEL is, at least when they first started PE (my BPFLS has always been longer). I don't think there is a 100% agreed upon consensus as far as what some of the conclusions are that were reached, although I know there are various theories. Of course, other than the fact that many of us have fat pads that are bigger or smaller than others, and some of this would indicate that many of us are not in the greatest shape (I'm sure even many slim guys may have fat pads, at least to an extent), I'm not 100% sure of the significance of the various discrepancies that we can observe in the various BPFLS, NBPEL, and BPEL measurements (please correct me if I'm wrong).
Here are my stats:
My BPEL has increased to 7 7/16" (from 7 1/8")
My NBPEL has increased to 7 1/8" (from 7 1/16")
(On a side note, as I've previously mentioned, these fractions - or the fact that the inch is divided into 16 parts - kinda get on my nerves, LOL. Why couldn't the "inch" be divided into 10 parts? It would make things A LOT easier, IMO!)
My BPFLS has increased to 7 7/8" (from 7.75")
My MEG has increased to 5 1/8" (from 5")
My BPFL has increased to 4 5/8" (from 4.5")
My NBPFL has increased to 4 1/16" (from 4")
My MFG has increased to 4.75" (from 4.5")