Do you talk to others about your PE practice?

[Lazy 8]

Remek is interested in having PE become much more mainstream than it currently is and he is hoping that the new hard bound edition of his book will make that happen. One way that it will start to become mainstream is if those practicing PE talk to other guys about it. I'm curious as to how many of the Gym members talk to others about their efforts to grow a healthier, bigger penis. Although the polling software on this site doesn't allow for very complex (branched) questioning, some variables of interest are 1) temporal (if you've talked to anyone, how soon after you started your practice did you tell anyone), 2) social (how many people have you told? Which of the following groups are included - family, relatives e.g. brothers, cousins, close friends, people you work with, only men - both men and women, etc.) and 3) quality of content (e.g., brief and casual, in depth, evangelical/recruiting new members, etc.). There are many other variables of interest. This poll will only address a couple of these variables but it could start an interesting conversation about why guys do or don't feel comfortable talking about PE.

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[bo.om]

I only told a few people after I knew about pe for awhile. I think it is a cultural stigma, because you don't want to be associated with the men that take pills and everyone gets spammed for that kind of thing so it doesn't always reflect well on the person speaking and leaves them open to ridicule. That in itself is a major a problem and of course there is the initial skepticism that it doesn't actually produce gains, that was the initial reaction of a girl I told.

Give it time, all social changes take awhile to come to mainstream and I truly believe that PE will revolutionize the way sex and relationships work in society. Imagine how back in the day if a man had a small penis he felt incapacitated because there was nothing he could ever do to get the same size as another man who happened to have a very large penis. That is different now thanks to the hard work of all those who pioneered PE. Now that man can do something! imagine if getting a big dick wasn't a matter of getting lucky genetics but simply a matter of determination and a dedication. That idea in itself is revolutionary for the male psyche today, It is incredibly in empowering and almost too good to be true for an observers stand point. For man has been told that he is stuck with what he was born with, PE openly disproves this. Just like the idea that all people are equal took many years to come into a mainstream view after much racism and strife, (\ I realize that may sound cheesy and I don't mean to compare the civil strife of African Americans to something as trivial as this, this is merely as an similar social situation) and it's still going on today prevalently, so too will this be the case for PE. For PE to become mainstream you have to change the cultural ideologies of society in regards to the male member.

I'm sure it will happen though, and when it does, OHHH. Here come the big dicks.

[PhibbysHammer]

My wife has known since day 1 and been very supportive. I also share it with family and friends (who think I'm overly endowed already) I think everyone should use the valuable info if they choose. I'm almost certain my little brother is going to injure himself trying to catch up. (his lifes mission since birth)

[Lazy 8]

Originally Posted by bo.om

I only told a few people after I knew about pe for awhile. I think it is a cultural stigma, because you don't want to be associated with the men that take pills and everyone gets spammed for that kind of thing so it doesn't always reflect well on the person speaking and leaves them open to ridicule. That in itself is a major a problem and of course there is the initial skepticism that it doesn't actually produce gains, that was the initial reaction of a girl I told.

Give it time, all social changes take awhile to come to mainstream and I truly believe that PE will revolutionize the way sex and relationships work in society. Imagine how back in the day if a man had a small penis he felt incapacitated because there was nothing he could ever do to get the same size as another man who happened to have a very large penis. That is different now thanks to the hard work of all those who pioneered PE. Now that man can do something! imagine if getting a big dick wasn't a matter of getting lucky genetics but simply a matter of determination and a dedication. That idea in itself is revolutionary for the male psyche today, It is incredibly in empowering and almost too good to be true for an observers stand point. For man has been told that he is stuck with what he was born with, PE openly disproves this. Just like the idea that all people are equal took many years to come into a mainstream view after much racism and strife, (\ I realize that may sound cheesy and I don't mean to compare the civil strife of African Americans to something as trivial as this, this is merely as an similar social situation) and it's still going on today prevalently, so too will this be the case for PE. For PE to become mainstream you have to change the cultural ideologies of society in regards to the male member.

I'm sure it will happen though, and when it does, OHHH. Here come the big dicks.

All I can say to your post, Bo.om is Amen!

[Radiohead]

I tell a lot of people about PE. I got my best friend to start PE. He's pretty lazy and doesn't post or read much, but he's on the beginner routine....

Other guys sound really interested but they never actually sign up (those lazy bastards).

[PhibbysHammer]

Originally Posted by Radiohead

I tell a lot of people about PE. I got my best friend to start PE. He's pretty lazy and doesn't post or read much, but he's on the beginner routine....

Other guys sound really interested but they never actually sign up (those lazy bastards).

Lazy is bad enough, but lazy with a little dick? I'd rather be fed to ants!! (those lazy pencil dicked bastards)

[kingpole]

I told my brother and gave him the web address for this site.

[W.M.P.]

I told one of my best friends, who had confessed his discomfort about not being well endowed. I've explained the whole thing to him in detail since I began and have kept him informed about how this stuff truly works; however, he is still skeptical and just downright pessimistic about it and has not done it; hopefully in time he will give it a chance. Other than that, I haven't told anybody and I'm not planning on it either.

[Banana]

I don't really feel the need to tell anyone about PE, so I've always kept this to myself although I do talk about it openly here at the Gym.

[remek]

Great poll, Lazy. I, as you can imagine, checked all the ones that involve telling pretty much everyone.

I've had a lot of interesting experience in this arena. By nature, I've spoken to at least several hundred people about the topic, and their reactions ranged from surprised (no way, that stuff doesn't work does it?!) to curious (how does that work? what's the average gain?) to negative (why the hell would you write a book on that?) to mean (I know someone who could use that . . .)

I would say 5 out of 10 people are surprised, 2 out of 10 people are genuinely curious and want to know much more, 1 out of 10 is negative, and 1 out of 10 falls somewhere in between.

Originally Posted by Radiohead

I tell a lot of people about PE. I got my best friend to start PE. He's pretty lazy and doesn't post or read much, but he's on the beginner routine....

Good thing he doesn't read much. You don't have to worry about him reading this post

Originally Posted by W.M.P.

I told one of my best friends, who had confessed his discomfort about not being well endowed. I've explained the whole thing to him in detail since I began and have kept him informed about how this stuff truly works; however, he is still skeptical and just downright pessimistic about it and has not done it; hopefully in time he will give it a chance. Other than that, I haven't told anybody and I'm not planning on it either.

That's a shame, WMP. Is he pessimistic about life in general, or just PE?