What percentage of men do PE

PE in the future would be tissue engineering. Most people wants the quick fix.

It’ll still be special because such a small percentage will actually put in the effort and time to successfully enlarge their penises. I’m basing that on the very prominent knowledge that men (and women) need to achieve a healthy body mass index, and do cardio-exercises 5 times each week and eat whole grains and cut down on simple carbs etc.etc. weighted with the fact that lots of people, at least in America, are disgustingly out of shape. Availability of know-how will not greatly increase the number of practitioners.

What do you mean by tissue engineering?

-UYN-

Now, I’m no mind reader, but I reckon he’s talking about buying large quantities of the brand, ‘kleenex’, unscented tissue paper, twisting it gently, weaving it into ropes, and building suspension bridges of it.

:funpost:

Everyone knows about gym and healthy diet and you don’t see shredded muscular guys on every corner. In other words, even if there was a PE commercial on national television in prime time, people wouldn’t do it because of lack of dedication.

Actually smaller penis was considered more attractive in 1400-1500 and big penises were considered grotesque.
You can even notice that in art from that period.

A small penis was considered to be a mark of being civilised in that period, hence David and his small stature and large statue.