I'm back.

Hey guys. After a long hiatus I’m back!

I haven’t done P.E. for the better part of the past 2 years, but I’m finally back, and baby, I’m ready to commit.

After this long, I’m assuming that it’s best that I stick to the newbie routine am I right?

Oh, and another question, when I to jelqs, the left part of the base of my penis tends to hurt. Any idea why? A large vein runs down there, am I squeezing to hard, maybe my erection is too much. I have no idea.

Anyways, it’s good to be back.

:D

Nice avatar.

Start with the newbie and don’t grip hard when jelqing. Erection level should never be more than 80%…for those seeking length 50% is good.

After being away for 2 years have you lost any gains you made?

Welcome back and nice avatar.

Have fun reaching your goals!

Yes, newbie routine will be ok till you stop gaining with it. As for the jelq part, just listen to your body, and as ddolphin said, strokes do not have to be strong. A nice slight sore is acceptable, but pain is never. Follow your PIs as sparkyx has well described in the past.

Happy PEing!

Very nice avatar!! :)

Welcome back sir. And..

I would love to taste that rainbow.

Good question!

I third this question.

Fourth

Fifth.

After taking measurements, I’m sad to say that I’ve lost a little bit, but no where near as much as I though I would’ve after 2 years of no PE.

Previously I was a solid 7 Inches BPEL and 6 EG

Now, I’m 6.15 BPEL and still 6 EG :D

(The 6.15 BPEL is one notch under 7, I’m not too familiar with how Inches work since I grew up using the metric system)

So, all in all, I’ve kept nearly all of my gains =)

Looking forward to more gains!

Almost an inch sure sounds like a huge loss to me

Most gains in length are probably temporary, regardless of technique so we have to maintain them with at least a minimal workout.

rconkn, hopefullygrowin:

“(The 6.15 BPEL is one notch under 7, I’m not too familiar with how Inches work since I grew up using the metric system)”

That would be likely closer to 7 inches rather than closer than 6 inches. I’m a metric guy too but work enough with the USA and their PITA system. I’d just write down your measurements in metric if that makes it easier for you, fenix[numbers].