Originally Posted by jay9incher
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Being that the penis is more stretchable and flexible in the flaccid state it would have to be an exception for someone’s flaccid stretch to NOT exceed or at least be equal to their actual erect length in both states.
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Not really
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Originally Posted by jay9incher
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So far we have one user here who states that he doesn’t have any erect gains (because he is not stretching past bpel)…
And, not because. It is an hypothesis of yours that this is the reason why he didn’t gain.
Originally Posted by jay9incher
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a user on this forum who has gained by stretching past bpel and documented it in this thread: After a Year of Auto Extender Use
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Where he wrote that? In his first post he writes that he didn’t even know precisely what his BPEL was and later that he worn the extender pointing up; when the penis points up it is at its shortest BPEL length. It seems you are reading things according to your preconceived beliefs.
Now let’s make a bit of order : when you stretch, you stretch flaccid. The point of reference is the BPFSL, not the BPEL. Being the BPFSL, by the definition, the longest measure you can stretch your penis at, than if the hypothesis : no one can gain if he doesn't stretch beyond BPFSL was true, no one could gain. Very simple deduction.
One could than assert that it still holds true assuming that you have to stretch beyond the BPEL, supposing that everybody has a BPFSL>BPEL; but this again is not true since a significative number of people have BPEL>BPFSL and still manage to gain through stretching.
To have gains, stretching beyond maximum length is not required like it is not required to lift your maximum weight to gain muscle; every part of our body is living matter which grows if a stress beyond a given threshold is applied; if an excessive stress is applied, the body is unable to adapt and gets broken. Cellular proliferation, for example, is triggered in connective tissue by stretches way lower than maximum length.