Traits That Indicate Great Gain Potential

After roaming around here I have seen that natural selection and evolution are working here at Thunders.

Traits that make your penis bigger:

-Observant.
-Patient.
-Willing to read slowly with the goal of understanding.
-Willing to listen to advice with a dose of skepticism.

Traits that make the penis not grow or even get smaller:

-Not observant, not watching and paying attention to your penis.
-Impatient.
-Reading too quickly and not trying to understand what is read.
-Taking all advice without understanding the finer points.
-Taking no advice or doing what is recommended incorrectly.

So basically if you are smart, you have a great chance of getting a bigger penis, maybe a MUCH bigger penis.

If you insist on NOT being smart, it is almost assured that if you are just lucky and do actually gain, it will not be as much as you could have.

I am not saying I am “smart”. I have just observed these trends here at Thunders.

Some of the traits I think of when I think to myself “they’ll have a hard time gaining”.

Poor communication in the post that is asking for help. Like bad punctuation, lots of slang etc. But even then it might just be a language barrier. The big one for me is the patience thing and the lazyness.

The ones that basically say “Is this stuff for real? I don’t have time to read this forum, I don’t really care about all this stuff but tell me the secrets to a big dick? I’ve already searched and I didn’t find anything, help me please. How do I do the exercises and how long should I do them for? I need to gain 2 inches in the next month before I tie a rock to my leg and jump off the bridge! HELP!! ” etc.

I don’t really want to get into the smart thing or not but I think you have a good point. I don’t think smart is the right word. I taught myself guitar using the internet as a key resource, I had a few lessons from a friend in the early days, but that was nothing in the big picture. It was before learning things more complicated like music theory and more complex songs, and the harder stuff which was all by myself. Not all people are capable of this. Some need a teacher to keep them focussed and disciplined, and don’t mind spending money to pay for it. Some people have said to me “you had to at least get a few lessons” but all I did was watch as many good guitar players as possible and try to figure out why they position their hands and wrist the way they do. How they do what they do in other words. And analyse my own positions and over time become more effecient. I guess some don’t have the patience for this. Some have it and some don’t. I think there is another “thing” involved though.

I don’t know what this “thing” is.. this thing that makes some people able to teach themself and others NEED a teacher. But I think a part of PE also requires this and it could be a factor for those who gain and those who don’t. I think whether it’s guitar, a sport, weight lifting, or PE.. to succeed you have to REALLY want it. And get almost obsessive about it and focus yourself on it quite hard. And then you have to learn the right way to focus this energy. So that you aren’t wasting your time and are focussing it into the right areas. Wanting it alone isn’t enough because if it is not focussed all you will do is injure yourself or burn out and give up. I’m not the biggest gainer or anything, I’m sure there are lots of other big gainers here who could contribute alot more. But that’s what works for me.

Well said Cuban.

I guess I may have been a bit grumpy when I started the thread.

Persistence is key.

Thanks, cs. I was looking for this kind of information also in my thread PE Lifestyle.

Good Post :up:
Like beowulf said “Persistence”, Dedication and Curiosity

I think starting a routine thread is a good way to stay persistent.

Good observations, Equine Rooster. One that I would add to improve your odds:

- the ability to evaluate, select and adapt advice to meet your individual response

That ties in with your observation about understanding and paying attention.

Great post.

Patience and persistence are the Two P’s of PE.

Patience and persistence are excellent things, dedication and all of that. Confidence is very important too. Not only have I felt good when I think “I will have something larger,” it’s after each session where one could say, “I’m actually doing it, I’m on my way.” Reassurance plays a big role in how I go about doing this too. The gains are visual, at least for the newbie that I am, and that’s another form of reassurance indeed.

Are there any physical traits that would also indicate good growth potential?

Luscious eyelashes.

Full Lips.

Above average intelligence. Some would say that is a physical trait. While you can improve your I.Q., and I may be wrong, but I think your I.Q. is something you are basically born with, at least within a certain range.

Thunders + good intelligence = A big (bigger) dick.

Smart guys have bigger penises.

Why do you think all those smart scientists are spending all that time on genetic research and gene therapy? Do you really think they are a bunch of altruists, trying to find a way to cure cancer or cure genetic problems? No! They’re all trying to find a way to get a larger, harder penis.

Do you remember the story of the scientist who publically demonstrated that an erection could be induced via injection?

"Historically, the concept that a penile erection could be initiated by injection of drugs into the erectile tissues was introduced to urologists at the annual urology convention in the spring of 1983 in Las Vegas at an evening seminar attended by several hundred urologic physicians. The invited speaker, Dr. Giles Brindley, lectured on the physiologic and pharmacologic innovations in the undertstanding of penile erection. Unbeknownst to the audience, Dr. Brindley injected his penis with a long-acting alpha-blocker drug, phenoxybenzamine, prior to the lecture. During the lecture, Dr. Brindley showed many slides of his own penis in various states of penile erection after the administration of various oral and subcutaneous medications. At the end of his lecture, Dr. Brindley removed his pants (he wore jogging pants) and displayed to the alarmed audience that he had a penile erection induced by the injection. Although this was an unusual presentation, Dr. Brindley did usher in a new era - the use of pharmacologic agents to induce functional erections for the treatment of erectile dysfunction"

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Mark my words. One of these days, a scientist will take the stage and drop his sweatpants, and his dick will be threatening his kneecaps.