Biggest Barriers

So at this point, penis enlargement is proven possible. With a majority of men not happy with their size, and probably 95% that would gladly be bigger, why isn’t everyone doing this? What do you all think are the biggest barriers? For me it’s the time commitment, but maybe there are other reasons?

They don’t know about it, they don’t want to, they’re content with their size; anything else you can think of?

The fact that takes much time for results that people mistakenly judge to be “little” or not enough.

People seeking fast results on short period of time, totally against our noble sport.

My biggest barriers

Time: It’s hard to fit in a routine between working, being a single dad(when the kid is off school), household chores, going to the gym, and trying to have a social life.
Money: I want to go above and beyond my current routine but get swayed away at the cost of some equipment. It’s either buying some PE apparatus or spending the money on a nice date with the girlfriend. The date with the girlfriend wins hands down because my penis will most likely benefit far more from that.
Injury: Just the overall fear of doing something that will make me impotent for life. I feel safe and secure with the routine I do, but there is always that thought in the back of my head that something could go wrong. It’s so easy to overdo it, sometimes. Glad this place exists so I don’t do anything that I’ll regret. Yet, I’m always still leery.
Not giving a damn: At nearly 41, my penis has served me well up until this point. It’s given me plenty of great sex throughout my life, without complaint. PE is just something I’m doing for myself. I enjoy it and enjoy the results I see. Yet, all in all, it just doesn’t matter that much to me.

Instant gratification; we want a bigger Dick and we want it yesterday

We know that dieting and exercise work. Yet nearly 30% of the world population is overweight and out of shape. Now if you look at developed nations with better access to quality foods and exercise equipment the number is even higher. USA for example is near 69%

Knowledge is not power. Action is.

Because doctors and scientists and pretty much the media tells that PE is impossible. That surgery only works. Damn, everyone I know tells me that PE is impossible. Still we all have proven that PE works.

I believe this is why most men don’t do PE. Science and medicine are both saying it can’t be done.

Hmm I guess it’s like telling a kid that being rich is impossible over and over again. Eventually they believe it and look for situations that validate their belief. Do you guys ever talk to people about PE in person (not just in online chat)?

Yes. Most don’t care or jab at it. But, awkward is the conversation about custom condoms…

Lol you need custom condoms? Haha, I’m getting penis envy 🤣👍

I think another factor weighing in is the huge amount of snake oil sellers if you make a web search for a bigger dick.

People are not dumb so they realize the foul smell and think it’s not possible. A small minority keeps on searching, discovers natural PE and gives it a try and gets happy.

And then men rarely talk in buddy circles about their own dick size so mouth-to-ear propaganda spreads only slowly.

No need for envy. The ability to get there is within everyone’s reach. But, my point is the chatter about the PE concept in person is facetious at best. It is immediately trivialized and at the same time is too intimidating for other men to chat about with someone who they, by the end of the conversation, will be confident has a bigger dick than he does.

I recall a conversation we were having about a porn star. It was me and 3 other guys. They were talking about this guy, OG Muggbone, famous for his prosthetic dick with semen pump. They were going on about him like he wasn’t fake like a 3 dollar bill. I shed a little light on how having a big dick actually works and all the ways he was fake and the room got quiet. The topic got dropped. Then they excluded me from the next topic. This was only one mildly related attempt to relay information. Actually talking about PE is worse.

Unless you have something to gain or someone who you are very close to that you want to share PE with that won’t make you feel dumb or awkward about it, I would skip the face to face sharing.

I told a couple friends about PE when I first found out. One was cool about it and we had a laugh, the other got really awkward. Ever since I don’t talk about fight club except for at Thunder’s.

I think time is the biggest factor by far. Anything that requires thousands of hours to do, will have very few people who end up doing it.