All right, I wasn’t going to post, but.well, obviously I’ve changed my mind.
Now that that’s out of the way.
The problem with this issue is that it is a philosophical one, not a practical one. Should you fuck with an already imbalanced system of hormones? Should you train him to think a bigger dick will solve girl problems? Should you suggest to him that his dick is a problem for him right now? All tough questions with valid points from all the previous posters. Here’s the skinny:
Everyone, and I do mean everyone, reacts in a different manner to different stimuli. I’ve told one of my good friends about PE, and although I knew for a fact that some of his previous girlfriends would have “appreciated” a larger package, he decided he didn’t need PE. I have already fulfilled what I thought was my responsibility by providing information for him, and then left it alone. Even though I know from his girlfriends that he’s good in bed, they still wish he had a bigger package. (I don’t request this information, btw, they offer it.)
Point is, no matter what the ladies think, he doesn’t feel he NEEDS PE. I wish I had that kind of confidence, even if it meant sacrificing some of my Stallion Power (MWAAAHHAAAHAAA!ahem, sorry.). Your bro might be the same way, who knows? His lack of confidence or his shyness may stem from some other area. Say he takes your advice, dedicates himself to PE, and miraculously puts his cock above he 9” mark. If he still feels uncomfortable speaking, it ain’t gonna help him a bit. What’s he going to do, just skip the talking and just drop his pants? That will only work on the school sluts, and although that can be nice for a while, not a good habit to engender.
He needs to gain confidence before he gains inches. There’s no simple solution to this, and since you’re his brother, you know him better than anyone here. As I said, everyone responds differently. I personally was never lacking in the confidence factor, but saw it in a lot of my friends when I was younger. One of my friends’ entire personality changed when his dad took him hunting for the first time. Just the control over the power of a gun in his hands gave him more confidence in his life. Another friend of mine is diabetic, and when one of his diabetic camp friends died in high school, he really opened up. That event told him that yes, he actually will die one day, and for him it might be sooner than later, might as well live with it instead of hiding behind it. People lose confidence for reasons just as varied.
Just help him build confidence first, by being with him when he excels with things he loves, and introduce him to new things that you think he might love to excel at. Try “manly” things like paintball, or playing pool, or go to Dave and Buster’s to play some VR games, anything to get his cockjuices flowing. Try some “intellectual” things like checking out the Discovery channels, National Geographic, reading some really good books, anything to get his mindjuices flowing. Hell, get him drunk and hook him up with a hottie, let him have an experience that he can build on, even if he can’t remember all of it. Who knows? We don’t but you might.
But most importantly, you need to make sure he’s having or has had sex before bringing up PE. Experience breeds familiarity, and familiarity breeds confidence. If he has neither familiarity or experience, then talking about PE might make him close up more, might make him hate you for your assumptions, or might make his head explode. You just don’t know how he’ll actually take it, hell, he might be grateful.
For now, my suggestion is just to observe. Only intervene when you see his behavior actually becoming a problem. If he starts doing poorly in school, starts having fights with his friends, or only has friends meeker than himself, etc., etc. Until it BECOMES a problem, don’t treat it like a problem.
Of course, you could sidestep all that and just give him information withOUT treating it like a problem. Just come out and tell him about PE as it pertains to you, give him an anecdote about an experience. Tell him about the girl before and the same girl after (you all know you all want to try it, dammit. Just for revenge. See, bitch?! See what you missin’ out on now!! HAHAAAAHAHAHAAAAA!ahem, sorry again) Leave Thundersplace up on the computer right before he walks up to it. Just deliver it in a manner that is not directly connected with HIM. I.e., don’t say, “Hey bro. Check it out, max out your wrench, man.” Unless he asks you about it. Then that might be okay.
God, this is a novel of a post.sorry, almost done.
Just get his overall confidence up a little, and then find some subtle way to pique his interest to where he asks you about PE. When I was trying to get my friend to try PE, I had my wife tell him about the benefits of my doing it (even though I had her stretch the truth a little bit.wait, wait, did I make a funny? I think I did, yes.) in normal conversation. Normal conversation around my house almost always melts into a flan of sexual discussion, you see. He asked about it, but still decided against it.
You know better than we do about his personality and how to specifically go about it, just be aware of the can you might be opening. Sorry about the long post, I hope it helps.