Boned pressed length

Hi All,

I’m making this post because of something I’ve always noticed with my bone pressed lengths. What I’ve noticed is with time and depending on how much body fat I’ve had the actual bone pressed length itself seems to get longer. For instance if I weigh 200 lbs with a 34 inch waist I might have measured 5.25 to 5.75 bone pressed. But leaner with a 32 it increases to about 6 inches. Now you would think it would remain the same at all times despite how fat or thin or lean you are . But for me I’m thinking that the marbling effect might actually obscure our actual dick lengths unless we have a certain level of body fat. Its good for us all to be fit I guess then heheh. But seriously I’ve noticed this, a few years ago I was about 31 inches in the waist and my dick looked a healthy full 6 inches”before PE of course. Add love handles onto that and id be back at a cursed 5.1 to 5.5 . Does anyone else kind of get where I’m coming from? I mean with these measurements you think your hitting the actual bone but I don’t think you are unless you’ve lost enough fat down there is what I’m getting at. I feel its a logically valid point.

Yeah, I recall this topic being addressed on here years ago. The BPEL is the best, most accurate length measure you can get. While losing 20 lbs will likely gain you a half inch of non-pressed length, you would likely only see an eighth of an inch or so in additional pressed length. There almost would have to be some additional length, but it wouldn’t be nearly as much. If you shed enough fat to see an additional inch of erect penis, that loss of fat cells would have to register somewhere in a pressed measurement.

Your absolutely right. Myself, I’m extremely overweight at this time, though I wasn’t always. I’ve recently lost about 30lbs, which I’m aiming to continue. Prior to the weight loss I had right about a 3” fat pad (a lot, I know). Now it’s about 2.5”.

Most of the fat will squish out of the way, but not all, when taking that measurement. With that half inch reduction, has come almost exactly 1/8” increase in BPEL. I’ve gotten that by measuring repeatedly over about two weeks and averaging, to try and mitigate strength of erection variability. That was when I took my starting point measurements as I began PE in earnest. I’m also going to have to note it as a caveat to any of my gains if I continue to lose weight as intended.

If that ratio holds throughout my weight loss, then by the time I hit target weight, I could see a BPEL increase of as much as an additional 3/8”. Not insignificant, though I suspect there’s a hard point of diminishing returns on this phenomenon. It seems to me that each inch of fast pad lost will probably increase BPEL by less and less.

Thanks for the reply,
Yes, what youll find is the closer you get to abbs, the longer that part of you will be and its typically surprising. Its my theory on why they use bonepressed measurements, they have to to account for the fat. If all the guys with love handles and guts measured without that you’d get alot of below average measurements, but BPFL or BPEL will show a more accurate measurement. Its probably a good policy for all of those who pursue PE to get a trim waist and groin.