Originally Posted by hopeful2hanglow
I kind of find it silly to say that striving for the longest, or simply a longer penis would imply that at some point it would become unusable. If fibers are stretched and new fibers generated - the smooth muscles would have to grow to accomidate the larger penis…would the body not divert more blood to that area to compensate? Guys with larger penis’ obviously grow into that penis, so I just don’t understand how you would become unable to have erections. Unless nerve damage is created.
I have heard the African tribes that hang rocks off of the penis are a hoax, but if they aren’t, then the people in the tribe still reproduce and have sex I would have to assume.
That’s kind of misstating or reframing what I said, though, hopeful2hanglow.
I think that reasonable efforts to make your penis longer and still functional are low risk, or I would not be doing it myself. But the issue at hand, as stated in the very first post in this thread was “I have often wondered if there is a limit to actually how much length and girth you can add and still have a functioning penis.”
I think that there reaches a point where further gains are not possible without resorting to extreme means, with the accompanying risk of injury and diminishing function.
Put another way, who has pursued moderate, reasonable PE and gained as much as, say, six inches? The statistics here show that there are vanishingly few who have even achieved three inches, and with the 130,000 members here (some of long standing), don’t you think there would have been at least a few who might’ve aspired to more than that?
Here’s the chart from member data here:
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