Newbie in need

Hi all, I’m new to this forum and PE in general and I wanted to start off with just a few questions. I started reading threads on this forum a couple of days ago but it was hard to understand many of them because a lot of people here like using acronyms. I was wondering what do all these acronyms stand for? Like BTC or ADS, MDC’s, JAI stretches, if I am missing other acronyms please let me know.

I am also curious about ligament stretching, are they any special type of stretches that stimulate the ligaments or is that just regular stretching? Also I have read about this thing called the tunica on this forum and tried to Google with very little results for this topic. Is there anyone that can explain to me what the tunica is and what role it plays in PE? I have heard about V-stretches but again since I am a newbie my knowledge is very limited.

Please help me out, thanks in advance.

Hover your cursor over the acronyms, and the term will pop up.

Glossary

Welcome, Mosby!

Take a look at Newbie Penis Enlargement Routine

About the tunica: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunica_albuginea_(penis) Its significance is that it contains the corpora cavernosa, and acts as a limit to their expansion.

http://en.wikip edia.org/wiki/C … cavernosa_penis

Here’s a good link on penile anatomy:
http://www.bart … om/107/262.html

SonnyC’s suggestion on the acronyms here is a good one, as is the link he provides.

Thanks for the feedback guys, I also have another question that just popped to my head. I have read about the penis being “bloated” and not to mistake that for growth. My question is how do I know if it is bloated and when does this usually occur? Also when is a good time to measure to track progress?

You mean plump, during a good jelqing session you get some plumpness.

Oh’ the terminology. Bloated, plump, chubbed.
Or are we talking fluid buildup?

Mosby, welcome aboard!

The thread count alone here at Thunders is huge. Familiarize yourself with the search function and you’ll discover a wealth of information. Not that we don’t want you to talk to us, but it’ll help you get up to speed for your own benefit.
Then you’ll have lots of questions and hopefully some good input as well. Fresh minds keeps this place alive.