Newbie question for you guys..

Okay so I’ve decided to come back after loosing my gains from just over a year ago.

Last time I made the idiotic mistake to not cement my gains.

I’m now back to 7.5” with the curve, and 7” across the top NBPEL.

I’m mainly looking to straighten out my member.

So I’m going to go on the newbie routine for quite some time.

If I gain any girth or length along the way I will be happy.

I’m just wondering the average time to straighten out a curve.

I estimate it at being a 30-40 degree curve.

I’ve already started jelqing against the curve.

If you know an approximate of how long it may take me,

Or any other information to help me work out this curve, (Remember I’m not conditioned anymore)

It would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

I also have a curve, but it’s an upward curve. I like it that way, and don’t want to change it one bit. My girlfriend likes it too, it places more of a rub on sensitive areas inside of her.

Which way is your curve?

I’ve read many times here, to straighten out a curve, jelq against it. Example; if your dick curves to the left, jelq by making a ‘curling’ or ‘hook’ motion towards the right with your grip, placing emphasis on the spot(s) where your unit actually curves. To me, an overhand grip would make the most sense to correct the curve, especially if the curve starts at the base. In time, that should even things out.

Good luck,

Ironhammer

Thanks alot,

And it is a left curve, do you have any idea of a time frame?

Like how long it would take to get it out.

That depends on a number of variables: Your dick’s response to PE, your routine, rest days, healing ability, diet/supplements, dedication, etc., etc…so basically, it’s difficult for anyone to tell.

I know it would be great to hear the magic words telling us: “You will gain 2 inches of EL, 1 inch of EG, and you will straighten out your curve all in under 3 months”. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work like that in the real world(as I have found out from my own experience *damnit!!*).

You’ll just have to stay dedicated, patient, and see what happens for yourself…because everybody’s different. :)

Good luck. :leftie:

Ironhammer

Alright thanks alot.

I posted another thread on another topic can you check it out and see if you can answer it for me?

Thanks.