Gain in BPFL only

Well I decided to do some measurements today just for the hell of it because for some reason I appeared to be hanging differently when I was taking a piss this afternoon. I’ve been PEing for about 2 weeks now, focusing on stretching mainly and it seems to be going ok. No side effects so far and basically just feeling worked out.

Anyway, Not too long ago (2 days) I figured out that I was measuring BPEL wrong so I had to edit some of my statistics and I edited them. Well anyway, today I measured and was surprised to find that my BPFL had increased by .5. Nothing else changed at all. Is this normal in the beginning? Am I doing something wrong? Is it possible that this is just some temporary change? Anyone else have this happen so quickly?

Don’t get me wrong, a gain is a gain and I’m pretty appreciative of it but to be quite honest I was hoping to show some EL or EG gains. I’m not overly concerned with show as much as I am go! :)

The most likely scenario is that when you measured the first time your dick might have not been at it’s longest due to temperature or other factors. Or just more blood flow to what you had.

Try to always measure flaccid immediately after a hot shower. Gives the most accurate measurements for me.

Big Z, that must be it or perhaps the measurements weren’t optimal the last time. I can’t really get an accurate BPEL measurement now to be sure anyway. I guess a .5 in flaccid could easily be a mistake on my part but I swear even after a hot shower I’ve never looked as long. Go figure.

I never really concerned much about FL, though I did get a better FL since starting PE. But I always measure my FSL, as it indicates future gain. Measuring FSL can be done almost anytime, and have a good accuracy.

It’s funny, my BPEL and BPFSL always seem to match even though from what I’ve read they usually do not. Of course the difference I saw was BPFL not stretched but I measured again last night with the same results. I also measured BPEL and BPFSL and they haven’t changed as well as EG and FG. The only conclusion I can come to is that I didn’t measure my BPFL properly the first time.