PEing When you were young (Page 2)

06-04-2009, 05:40 AM

Liscie

Originally Posted by richardfitswell

Ever since I learned about PE from this wonderful website I have been asking myself how much bigger I could have been by that age if I had started PEing when I hit puberty.
I may be getting slightly off topic, but I think it would be a reasonable hypothesis that if you start PEing WHILE you are developing and growing, you could grow much more than if you simply try to stretch out the tissues that have stopped essentially growing (as most of us are doing).
If I have a son I think I will teach him about PE at ~ 13 years of age, give him a good head start (if he is so inclined).

I used to think “wow if my dad only gave me a hint when I was around 12”, but actually I know it would freak me out badly. To realize that you “Would be THAT big if you only started THIS age” one need to grow older, meet girls. Even If my dad knew about all this somehow, I’d rather have him not telling me until I was like 18. Seriously, you have the whole life to PE. Don’t try to rush it so you get a fine 8x6 as your 18 birthday present. I know it’s tempting, but If your son won’t like the whole idea or won’t understand it right away, you may creep him out.

I’d only suggest only giving a hint about Kegels since it’s health related more than PE. From there he’ll find the way to PE soon enough.

06-04-2009, 06:33 PM

nolove22

^^Yea that’s some what true.but hey it’s his kid and no one can change that.

06-04-2009, 06:56 PM

Rubiro

Originally Posted by nolove22

Alright I’m curious,when you were younger did you try PEing.And if you did PE there was little to no gains?? Also will it effect you in the long run?
The reason I’m asking this is because when I was younger I use to do this,but not to a daily exercise maybe when I felt like it. Since I started again I haven’t seen any real gains or improvements in Both length & girth. The age I started peing was 15/16 now I’m 19. So if anybody knows about this Please feel free to post!

Deammmmmm you’re still young

El Muchacho crece sano y Fuerte :D !!! jejejeje

06-04-2009, 09:53 PM

marinera

You should always keep track of BPFSL; BPFSL gains tend to ‘announce’ BPEL gains.

06-04-2009, 10:46 PM

richardfitswell

Originally Posted by Liscie

I used to think “wow if my dad only gave me a hint when I was around 12”, but actually I know it would freak me out badly. To realize that you “Would be THAT big if you only started THIS age” one need to grow older, meet girls. Even If my dad knew about all this somehow, I’d rather have him not telling me until I was like 18. Seriously, you have the whole life to PE. Don’t try to rush it so you get a fine 8x6 as your 18 birthday present. I know it’s tempting, but If your son won’t like the whole idea or won’t understand it right away, you may creep him out.
I’d only suggest only giving a hint about Kegels since it’s health related more than PE. From there he’ll find the way to PE soon enough.

I think it all depends on how mature mentally you are at that age. I wouldn’t tell him if I knew he didn’t understand enough to handle it, but I grew up in eastern europe and learned about the birds and the bees in kindergarten,so YMMV (if that statement is applicable) :-p . If I knew about PE when I was 12, I’d totally do it, actually if I had known when I was 7, I’d probably do it! :D

What I was driving at is that if you piggy-back manual PE techniques on the body’s own growth you could gain more AND probably avoid some of the drawbacks and unintended consequences of PE, not to mention faster healing day to day. If you do it carefully and consciously.

Just as a disclamer, this is all hypothetical, I am 23 and don’t plan on having kids soon, so don’t take it too seriously.