The Size-Guru Effect TM

Ok guys, I’m not going to name any names, but what is the deal with guys showing up with 8x6 up from 7.5x6 and becoming overnight gurus. :wave:

Meanwhile, hard working stiffs (pun intended) who go from 5x4.5 to 6.5x5.3 get a pat on the toosh? :littleguy

How large does someone need to be before they know what they are talking about?

I think when you gain an inch or more in length and an inch more in girth. But for me I would attentively listen to someone who gained 3 inches in length and 2 inches and girth

Interesting observation foak.

One word:

“Bennett8”

Another thing to consider is the ease with which someone gains. An easy gainer can do almost anything halfway sane and gain in the beginning. A hard gainer may not progress until he finds the technique/program that works for him.

The hard gainers are far more interesting. Their struggles and breakthroughs are useful contributions to PE knowledge.

I want to listen to someone who’s been stuck in a rut then all of a sudden started gaining. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying newbies don’t have a say in things. Everyone’s input is appreciated!! I would just learn more from someone who’s been in the game for a while and who all of a sudden made gains when they were struggling beforehand.

If someone started PE and gained an inch in a month, that is newbie gains and their penis isn’t conditioned like ours (guys who have been at it for a while)are.

Basically, if a guy just starting working out in the gym and gained 20 pounds, you shouldn’t really care what he does because you and him are on a different level.

You want to talk to the guy that have been lifting weights for years and can still produce gains and/or the one that was benching 315 for a while and all of a sudden you see him benching 365.

I too agree with hobby. Their stories are far more realistic. You hear a lot from the fast gainers, because they are happy and want us all to know their accomplishments. I haven’t read a lot from the hard gainers lately and would like them to come of the wood works and post about it, like hobby posted hard gainers are far more interesting.

fourofakind, I kinda chuckle when I read members here giving all kinds of advice and 2 months earlier they were threading something like, “I am a newbie, where do I start?” I guess 2 months of PE experience can make anybody a guru in their own bind.

Fourofakind,
Your signature shows that you have made great gains with your PEing. Congratulations.

How did you do it?

What gave you the best results?

First: stay away from gurus.

Second: I agree; everytime I post some ideas about the best PE approach, there is somebody who jumps in saying: “Hey, show your X inches penis and I’ll believe you.”. The two things are un-related - that’s why I’ve never posted my pics.

Okay, Marinera. I’ll stay away from you. By the way, show me your pictures! LOL! Just kidding :D

Hello here2learn, before I bestow unto you sacred and blessed PE knowledge, you must complete the pilgrimage.

Cast a mold of your cock and balls in solid gold, wear this treasure around your neck in plain view as you journey, by foot, to my mountain temple high in the Himalayas.

Present me with the gold token and be judged worthy.

Would be Honorable teacher,

While I’m sure that such a token, (however small it may be) and pilgrimage could be considered an appropriate test for qualification for instruction, it seemed to me that you were perhaps anticipating becoming recognized as teacher and I was but offering you that opportunity.

Perhaps you should consider to present us with a photo of your self standing in front of your hallowed PE shrine with your gold cast cock and balls mold hanging securely around your neck assuring us of your status and qualification as an accomplished master.

:chuckle:

There is no such thing as PE gurus. I can honestly tell you all, that I’ve learned a lot from people like Sparkyx, Avocet8, Gprent, Lampwick, Kingpole, Mr. Happy, sta-kool, here2learn and the list goes on, and they’re all lovely and humble people who are always ready to share their ideas and suggestions. And that’s it. That’s all we can do. PE is not a science, at least it’s not recognised that way, so, most of us, who have gained, don’t exactly know WHY that happened. Was it the heat? The technique? The time we have spent doing the exercises?

Who knows… But I do agree with the first post. And that makes me angry, because there may be some people around who think they know everything about PE, the hidden secret to endless gains, and they may end up hurting the newbies who tend to be desperate for a magic formula. So, be wise, be smart, and get to know your body a little bit better. We’re all different.