Safety First

**mystic wolf** · 08-12-2011

Originally Posted by Batwoman

No problem. Yes, I've seen veins like that before. It's no big deal. It might keep you from becoming a pron star if they were picky about symmetry, but in the real world you are just normal. I have never minded large veins on a guy; they look kind of cool, and I think of them as indicative of a healthy penis. So I wouldn't worry about it unless it seems painful or clogged or something. Then it would be time to go to a doctor. If it is just how it looks that worries you, quit worrying!

thank u very much!! loved you honest and wise answer so much... yes itsn't the cutiest cock ever I know... but if it works I like it whatever its shape..of course if it starts to be a turn off for girls I have to get rid of it as soon as possible...

**kingpole** · 08-15-2011

Bump!

**mystic wolf** · 08-16-2011

Originally Posted by kingpole

Bump!

what do you meant?

**DemOne** · 08-16-2011

He's bumping the thread to the top of the page to get more views.

**kingpole** · 08-16-2011

Originally Posted by DemOne

He's bumping the thread to the top of the page to get more views.

So people wont hurt themselves.

**Apox** · 08-29-2011

Since you don't make any mention of it in your topic post, what's your input on this:

Read This First: Warning To Newbies - Thunder's Place Free Penis Enlargement Forums

I think this would fit in since it has to do with safety and all.

**Apox** · 09-02-2011

Just to clarify, from your experience of months/years of seeing people go through these routines, do you think there's been a case of someone that follows all the instructions and warnings and still gets hit with ED?

I've been reluctant to try this out, but I'm kind of imagining trying it out one day and the next day just waking up completely limp and never being able to get a hard on - without any warnings or anything.

If someone followed a basic routine and applied minimal pressure and did all the safety procedures, what would you say is the risk of injury?

**Batwoman** · 09-02-2011

If you are concerned about injuries from PE, take a look at this poll: https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-e...pe-injury.html

Most men have either no injuries or very minor ones from PE. If you read through the comments on the poll thread, you'll hear about people have experienced. For the most part, guys attribute their injuries (after the fact) to not being careful enough when starting out, and using too much pressure or trying advanced exercises too soon. If you are thoughtful and careful, you should be fine.

**Golfer** · 09-06-2011

Safety question. I have been doing JP's 90 day routine for a few weeks now. One thing I noticed is that when doing the wet jelqs with my left hand, all is good. When doing them with my right hand it seems that my thumb knuckle is slidding on/putting pressure on a muscle or ligament on the left side of my cock. I am not gripping hard at all, but it is still uncomfortable. Also, it doesn't feel as I am moving/trapping the blood nearly as well with my right hand as I am with the left. However, I don't want to tighten my grip due to this discomfort. Any thoughts?

**Apox** · 09-06-2011

Originally Posted by Batwoman

If you are concerned about injuries from PE, take a look at this poll: https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-e...pe-injury.html

Most men have either no injuries or very minor ones from PE. If you read through the comments on the poll thread, you'll hear about people have experienced. For the most part, guys attribute their injuries (after the fact) to not being careful enough when starting out, and using too much pressure or trying advanced exercises too soon. If you are thoughtful and careful, you should be fine.

Thank you, I went through all the posts and I'm relieved after seeing the results.

I'll be giving it a try and see how it goes.