Why BPEL

I’m curious about the purpose of measuring the BPEL, when the NBPEL is the only effective portion of the penis. I understand from a analytical standpoint to determine whether gains have come from PE or weight loss. But, if all of the relevant studies (I.e. Kinsey, Lifestyle) have done tests NBPEL then shouldn’t that be the main concern. Practically, there is no point of having an 1” of inner penis that can’t be visually and physically put to good use - there’s no utility.

I’m just curious what others think about this, and would like to hear some additional insight from the more experienced members.

You’ve identified the reason. BPEL allows for consistent measurement and this is a penis enlargement forum, not a penis size forum. By all means measure NBPEL too but you will find that it varies a lot more because sometimes you hover and sometimes you dig in a little. You should also measure BPEL in a consistent manner. Try measuring sitting down and then again standing up, then try pushing your hips forward. You’ll see the body position can impact on accuracy of measurement.

By the way, I don’t know how you have sex but in all likelihood you are inserting a little more than the NBPEL length. The nature of fat is that it moves a little when crushed. Try placing your fingers over your fat pad and pushing and you’ll see what I mean.

How’s that for a well written, concise answer! :) :up:

Most of the relevant studies are actually BP, though perhaps not as hard as most guys bone-pressing here.

Well done gentlemen an answer provided without any more wondering. In BP measurements we trust, amen.

My BPEL is about 17.5 cm (6.9 inches), even 18 CM if I’m sitting - but NBPEL is only 14 cm (5.5 inches), which I consider too small.

But according to you, even NBPEL is debatable. It’s kind hard to figure out how much I exactly have.

Yes Mem, that was a perfect answer, no further explanation needed. Although, as you point out, I already answered it in my post. But, thanks for the quick response and edification.

I’m following your routine btw, with a slightly less intensity and incorporated pulls to get any newbie lig gains I might have. (Although, if LOT has any credence, it will likely not be much). I just made the commitment to start at the beginning of this week and have been on morning and night sessions consistently so far. Wish me luck on my gains. And again, thanks for the contribution, not just here, but to all of PE in general.

Haha, thanks for calling me on that Firegoat. I actually was too lazy to go back and find the research, but I specifically remembered those studies (at least Kinsey for sure) being NBPEL. Good to know people hold posters accountable to their claims.

Kinsey is as bad as you get - his results were from participants’ self-measurement. Does anyone really think every guy measuring themselves wasn’t pressing the ruler in as hard as they could, then rounding up the numbers? Which is why his results are not very congruent with other studies.