How long until PE becomes mainstream

I have been thinking how long it will be until every man is PEing. When it comes like body building. The more people the faster the word spreads of it’s benefits, it multiples. I’m going to say in only 10 years almost every man will know the benefits of PE and will be practising. Of course the question is, how many guys would be willing to spend 20 mins a day? I’m going to say the majority.

It sure is worrying.

Pe will never become mainstream

It is mainstream… its on 10000000000000 pages on the Internet, and a shit load of forums too. Bad, right?.

Members here work very hard to keep things under wraps and under cover. The last thing we want is more competition.

PE will never become mainstream.Even If it does somehow, I can assure you, the average won’t increase one bit. I mean, exercising and getting fit is very mainstream and common knowledge to everyone, actually. Yet, hardly anyone is patient enough to stick with it to any results, thus, not many people are fit. The average man is not ripped, regardless of how popular lifting weights is.Not to mention there is internet,tons of magasines,personal trainers,nutrition,videos but still it isn’t enough.

PE takes a lot more tenacity, work and persistence to see results than exercising, too. So even less will do it than working out. Also, PE is NOT safe!! The more popular it gets, the more idiots who will do serious harm to themselves.thus, PE will be labeled as dangerous and it’s popularity will die down.

Of course, this is assuming we look at the situation logically. If you are just asking what if everyone done PE, then yes, the average will increase. But again, no one will do it because most people are impatient and don’t plan on doing this their whole life.Big gains take years and many hours of PE during the day so you can’t gain 2 inches in 2 months.There are also genetics.You can PE,eat,sleep,get positive PI’s and do everything right but that doesn’t mean you will make big gains.
Edit: I mean, it doesn’t matter how many people you mention PE to, it always easier to just sit and do nothing, than it is to actually work. Even now, I am sure the average PE’er only lasts about 3 months before they quit. And face it, the majority of men in the world DO NOT think investing hours everyday, for a couple years just to gain maybe an inch, is worth the time. In today’s society, people want instant results.

Some people have already tried to ‘take it to the masses’.

Dont thing soo, imo, people will compensate lacks on their looks by doing PE. Also the competition between man penises is different than between man bodies. If you are short you propably wont go to the gym, but for sure do PE, for example.

P.S. Instant results may happen in a near future.

Even if it becomes mainstream, it’s not going to increase the average penis size. Weight lifting, bodybuilding, and exercise are all mainstream and people are still fat. Just because something is mainstream doesn’t mean people will have the discipline to stick with it.

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I don’t think instant result will be there.ever.

I think most people will try to keep it under wraps because once it becomes mainstream, they’ll lose their edge. I’m just waiting for some porn star like Mandingo or someone else of celebrity status to take it mainstream and make tons of $$$ by selling a book about it. Imagine if John Holmes had done it in the 70’s. Where would we be today?

It’s a scary thought really. I know this is extreme but once it goes mainstream and everyone is doing it, what can we do then? Will there be a actual pill that works by then or a surgery that actually works?

Like the guys says in the movie “I’ll sell my inventions so that *everyone* can have powers. *Everyone* can be super! And when everyone’s super… no one will be.”

I see what your saying. But that is like saying their will be a pill to make ugly people attractive, or a pill to make short people tall. I think their is as much chance of them as a PE pill that actually works, simply because these are the more important things in society. With penis size being fairly low down on a priority list (Unless the individualize is small or feels inadequate). And after thinking deeper I now think it will be a good 15 years before the effective elements of PE become well enough know to be called “mainstream” and even then as gains vary massively, With some gaining in a few months and some not gaining after a year this will cause many problems in the success of the exercises. As said above the risk factor of permanent damage, will put many people off I would say possibly 50% of males considering PE. The fact that one little mistake can seriously damage the penis, will defiantly outweigh the risk to benefit ratio for many.

So even if a book was written. The exercise became mainstream, I think it would only take as wamrage said a few idiots, to make a mistake and permanently mess up their unit or a few to get no results after a year. For these individuals to launch a life long campaign to denounce PE on a whole.

Again if a surgical method or formulae was created. These would be far too expensive for the average man, thus ruling these out to around 50% of the male population. These statistics are only estimates of course.

So personally I think the average size will increase over time, but It will be many years (20-30) before we have to be concerned. And by then why will we care ;)

Amen. LOL. But as someone pointed out, the fact that weight lifting and exercise are mainstream doesn’t stop 70% of the population from being so out of shape that they are overweight or obese and probably half of the rest of the 30% not exercising properly anyway, just being naturally a good build.

Yeah, and you see bodybuilders on every corner, they’re like a disease. :p

Uhm, no. Exercising (properly) is much harder than doing PE, not to mention watching what you eat. Bodybuilding is a lifestyle that requires devotion not only at the gym, but during the whole day because you must watch what you eat and have 6-7 meals a day. “Only” thing PE requires is patience and 30-60 minutes few times a week (for most people).

While for some it may be a burden to live a healthy life stile. But for many they do it because they enjoy it. I know allot of people who dont only got to the gym for results but because they have being doing it for so long it has become enjoyable.

For me PE is not all that enjoyable. It takes allot of time and heating can be a pain. As well as causing pain the next day, and not the nice kind of pain you get after a good workout.

While for some it may be a burden to live a healthy life stile. But for many they do it because they enjoy it. I know allot of people who dont only got to the gym for results but because they have being doing it for so long it has become enjoyable.

For me PE is not all that enjoyable. It takes allot of time and heating can be a pain. As well as causing pain the next day, and not the nice kind of pain you get after a good workout.