[Squid]

I was driving the other day and listening to a podcast on my iPhone about Penis Size and importance to women. It was on a show called, I think, Naive London Girl ( I got off of iTunes ). Towards the end of the show the two female hosts discussed ways to increase size and brought up jelqing. It was the first "main stream" take in it I heard. It was brief, but was sort of presented as fact in terms of enlargement. Anyway, was an interesting 30 minute show.

[Pegasus]

NO NO NO, PE is going to go mainstream. Sob, sob

[JonPop]

Shit. Pretty soon we'll ALL be out of a job.

[Big Al]

I wouldn't stress it too much. It'll probably be awhile before PE is mainstream enough to where it's as acceptable as weight training or any other form of self-improvement. Add the fact that a lot of men would be too lazy to really pursue PE with enough vigor to make a substantial difference and you can be comfortable in knowing that your job should be safe for a long time to come

[growing4her]

Its not like weight lifting where you can have your muscles swell up and motivate you . The first weeks are slow and kinda uncomfortable , takes alot of faith to continue.

[Pegasus]

Weights is a slow undertaking drug free. It was not mainstram at one time, nor was martial arts.

[Big Al]

Originally Posted by growing4her

Its not like weight lifting where you can have your muscles swell up and motivate you . The first weeks are slow and kinda uncomfortable , takes alot of faith to continue.

Most men do give up when they don't see the immediate feedback. If a person doesn't have discipline PE isn't going to work for them

[JonPop]

Originally Posted by Big Al

Most men do give up when they don't see the immediate feedback. If a person doesn't have discipline PE isn't going to work for them

How true.
Just as a round number say, 500,000 men have tried PE. As a guesstiment, what percentage would you say have actually stayed with it long enough to see desired results?

I know that the attrition rate in this venture is extremely high.
And of course those that have stayed with the exercises past 2-3 years, would be even smaller.

[Big Al]

Originally Posted by JonPop

How true.
Just as a round number say, 500,000 men have tried PE. As a guesstiment, what percentage would you say have actually stayed with it long enough to see desired results?

I know that the attrition rate in this venture is extremely high.
And of course those that have stayed with the exercises past 2-3 years, would be even smaller.

That would be a hard number to quantify. Most men see some results after a few weeks, though most don't stick with it long enough to realize their goals. An example of the numbers would be to compare how many viewers to members there are looking at this forum (usually about 15:1). How many viewers try the beginner's routine and give up? My guess would be an even higher ratio than members.

It's been my experience that someone that can stick to a routine for at least 3 months will have the discipline to continue training for as long as it takes to achieve their goals.

[Squid]

I just wanted to point out it was interesting that when the hosts mentioned Jelq it was just as fact, as one way to enlarge your penis. There was no "how silly is that" kind of follow up. They mentioned surgery as well (and hanging weights after surgery) but that raised some alarms in them about how far a person should go. They discussed how a penis under 2 inches would be pretty small but also that something over 8" would become just as undesirable.