Glad to join the party

Hi everybody

I’ve been doing PE on and off as per the newbie program, and decided it was time to commit more time to PE and to also motivate myself, which is why I finally joined this forum!

I have all the basics down, I just have 2 questions,

First off, at what point should I “advance” onto the next stage of increased exercise volume?

Secondly for those of us who are circumcised (I chose to be and do not regret it at all) would doing PE grow the underlying tissues of the penis but consequently not grow the external layer of penile skin such that the skin becomes more taut as I progress and increase my penis size?
Or rather does the entirety of the penis grow proportionally with each other such that there is no increase or decrease in the tightness of penile skin?

Cheers!

Your penile skin question will vary. Some men get loosened. Others get scrotum creep called turkey neck.

In my experience and observations no one has regrown foreskin by accident.

Ok thats good to hear since my concern was that I don’t want to either lose more skin OR gain more skin, I love the current amount of skin I have now

Hey ctx1b!

Welcome to Thunders.

It would be a good idea to click on the Beginners Guide
https://www.peg ym.com/forums/b … what-expect.htm . Lots of good information on what Thunders is all about, including best practices and safety tips.

It is always recommended to start with a beginners routine and continue with it for 90 days or until you stop gaining. Start slowly and build up to the full routine over a few weeks.

Jelq with an erection level between 40 and 70%. Do not grip too tight, just enough to feel blood moving up the shaft. When stretching, grab your shaft about one inch below the glans and do not pull too hard, just enough to to feel a slight stretch. Let your PIs be your guide as to how hard to pursue your routine.

I have done both pumping and extending for a number of years which I believe has slightly increased the length of my for skin and scrotal webbing aka turkey neck, but not to the extent that it is of concern.

Dont forget to take good starting measurements and photos so you have a solid base to compare your gains to.

PE safely and good luck with your endeavers.