How to let your son in on PE

[higherone]

That's a good point, Big O.

[JamesMonroe]

Maybe it would be a good idea to get rid of their tight underwear and make them wear boxers. Maybe that contributes to a smaller penis???

[malehanger]

Get a book called "Exercising the Penis."

Tell him, "Son there are some things every man is self conscious about. How big his arms are, how his hair looks, what girls think of him, and also how he stacks up with other men in the locker room. I too had these concerns, and this is what helped me."

Then give him the book. Explain to him there are things that can be done to maximize that part of his body, and the book helps explain that. Then offer your support for any questions he might have.

Good stuff, a very "feel, felt, found" approach.

[higherone]

Happy Father's Day to all the PE Gym dads out there! This thread reminded me that as fathers we are blessed to have sons in our lives!

[ThomasJohnThomas]

As I stated in another thread:
I would never recommend a young boy to pe more than I would recommend a boob job to a young girl. They should not have to think about that shit in that sensetive age. They should learn that it doesn`t matter and be happy with their body and don`t mess with it as long as it is healthy.
But it might be good for the kid to talk about the subject with a trusted adult, hopefully reflected and insightful, instead of learning about it somewhere else. It`s a difficult issue, and I see reasons for both why you should and should not talk about it.

[JuliusS]

Why make your son conscious of something he is not conscious about in the first place?

[Sky Runner]

If you are planning on doing this please, come visit me, I'll show you why you should never do it.

[TheSperminator]

As I stated in another thread:
I would never recommend a young boy to pe more than I would recommend a boob job to a young girl. They should not have to think about that shit in that sensetive age. They should learn that it doesn`t matter and be happy with their body and don`t mess with it as long as it is healthy.
But it might be good for the kid to talk about the subject with a trusted adult, hopefully reflected and insightful, instead of learning about it somewhere else. It`s a difficult issue, and I see reasons for both why you should and should not talk about it.

+1

I agree 100%.

[arkham]

Don't tell your son. If he has insecurities he will find this site on his own. Well you may tell him if he tells you that he is not happy with his size. Otherwiese there is no point.

[Pirate]

You don't have to be insecure to benefit from having a healthy penis.