Does age make a difference?

I’ve only recently started PE, tommorow marks my first week.

I am not taking any measurements until the first month is over, but I’ve really been thinking if age makes a difference in your PE gains.

Particulalry, if being young means your body heals more quickly = faster gains, and whether having more elastic tissue means the penis will easily retract to its original state(meaning more difficulty on retaining and cementing gains.

I am 19. Any thoughts?

Waiting for the answer myself. I’m in my very early 20s

Honestly, I think you’re asking a question that cannot be answered correctly. Best anyone can say is maybe. Age effects a lot of things, I don’t think the science is there to back up any statement made for or against your questions. I will say one thing, Youth is wasted on the young, dumb and full of cum. Older guys want to be young, dumb and full of cum, well some of them still are full of cum, but young and dumb with grey hair isn’t becoming. If you want my personal opinion; You cannot lose, so long as you don’t get over zealous and hurt yourself.

Fast gains you ask? Maybe. Ease or lack of ease in retaining or cementing gains? Maybe.

I’m in my mid twenties, and wish I found Thunders when I was 19! Hell, I’d be huge by now! Be safe and wise beyond your years, heed this; check out the newbie routine and Tom Hubbard (search); stick to it; research, research, research and when you do go show it off where a condom. The planet is overpopulated, underfed and full of young, dumb and full o’ cum people with and without grey hair.

It depends of person. Someone start, get good gains and after 1 year reach his goal. Then he stops and keeps his measurements. On the other hand, there are some guys that after active PE they stop and their gains subside (a little or a lot).

My suggestion is to try and see. Good news- the “lost” inches are easy to regain.

As for PE in young; I’ve started it at the age of 18.
Techniques to bigger and more saggy ball sack and bigger penis itself gave me some girth (which remained at most) and good length (which I’ve lost- or maybe measuring error…). Exercises to bigger balls really works, but I don’t need to carry two watermelons.

We both have many years to achieve the goal. I think that 1cm in girth+ length (both counted) per year is good. That said, You can achieve Your goal with not so hardcore PE by the age of 28-30. Young enough to use it?

I expect at age 19 you’ll get gains easier than at 40, but how will you, or I, or anyone else ever know?

I gained 3cm length in four months at age 42, while some guys go years with no gains, regardless of age. I don’t think anyone has solved the riddle.

Good luck with it!

Nice gains, Tom.

The main idea is to enlarge it, doesn’t matter how old are the PE’er.

This is just the topic that I needed to see.

I’m nineteen and if younger is better, than I could use it.

I have terrible erection quality though and getting it up is a challenge.

I started puberty under psychiatric medication for an illness that I never had sadly, and probably doesn’t exist in the first place.

These meds did their job by raising prolactin and altering blood pressure. This lowers sex steroids as result.

I never had those “pubery erections” everyone raves about. What I had was more like what men in their late thirties get and go to doctors to get Viagra for. I say this because I have had a priapism bout a couple times due to medication reactions and that set EQ for me. I barely had a normal libido or sex drive until I ceased medication. Add all of that to my sleeping problems and appetite problems brought on by the medication, ,

For the more experience members, especially those who are experienced in Chem PE, like peps and DHT, would this window not only provide an increase but make up for what was inhibited?

There are advantages to being older (over 40 or so) too!

Older guys usually have more ‘settled’ lives, allowing them to commit to a more consistent routine. They tend to listen to advice and don’t get as carried away with trying everything and doing too much. They ‘feel’ what is going on, rather than going as hard as they can. They usually have their own privacy etc.

But generally, when you are at the peak of age - early 20’s - everything with your body works just that little bit better.

I don’t think there is an appreciable advantage to being young or older though; lots of guys here of all ages have gained at the rate their particular penis allows, and genetics, consistency and the right routine play a bigger part in the gains process than age.

As soon as I read this, I knew you were writing from the Unite States, land of invented and physically undiagnosable mental “illnesses.”

Sorry, I don’t have applicable experience or knowledge to help you.

Very interesting replies guys, thanks.

I am closing in my second week of PE with the newbie routine and already I can definately notice better,harder, more easily attainable and sustainable erections.

I have also noticed a decrease of refraction time, as with my latest encounter with the lady, I was able to get hard again and again, much more easily than usual.

I shall start a progress/reports log with pictures, this seems to be working!

Remember to read a lot about every problem You have.

Keep on gaining.

I remember measuring back when I was about 18 and I remember it was about 7.75”. I never thought about it till I measured again when I was in my 40’s and it was barely 7.00”. I thought oh shit it’s shrinking.

I didn’t start PE until my mid 40’s, I’m currently 52. I didn’t read anything about PE on the internet and all I knew to do was pump. I bought a cheap pump that was very uncomfortable. I hid it from my wife and was very sporadic for years, but I actually gained. I found this site and got serious about it three years ago.

I started keeping an excel spreadsheet with daily exercises performed and I keep track of MEG, BPEL, BPFSL. I measure weekly. It’s easy to track progress see when you need to change your routine up if you plateau. I’ve gained back all I lost over the passed years and have actually passed up my teenage length.

I wish I had started back when I was 19. But you can gain no matter your age.

I definitely believe the penis responds to the “use it or lose it” law like so much else in the body. As guys age and have fewer episodic erections and less sex, there is some disuse atrophy that sets in which reverses nicely with the PE. So yeah, older guys may gain more but some of that gain is just recovery to their youthful baseline.