Hi... I have serious questions...

**kingpole** · 08-19-2009

Originally Posted by tabqwerty

Thanks, kingpole. How long have you been doing PE for?

I'm 19-years-old (almost 20) and yet I shrunk for some reason... that happened when I was 16.

I have been doing PE for over 4 years now. most of my gains came in the first 6 months of doing PE. Are you still smoking pot?

**tabqwerty** · 08-19-2009

Why did you continue to after your max gains were met?

Nope. I quit around the same time that had happened to me. Another reason why I did is because when I was playing hookie from school one day, I had a panic attack and ended up calling the ambulance on myself.... Yeah, it's not for me. 100% sober from anything ever since.

**growing4her** · 08-19-2009

You got high then you called an ambulance on yourself ? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

**Lozan** · 08-19-2009

So the gains are PERMANENT ? Someone who know, who have experience say YES or NO

**tabqwerty** · 08-19-2009

Originally Posted by growing4her

You got high then you called an ambulance on yourself ? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

Correct. I had to go on probation for awhile and attend three "drug classes" that were genuinely a waste of anyone's time who already learned what they had to teach while in elementary school. I guess it was considered a misdemeanor because I turned myself in, even though I was charged with paraphernalia and possession.

It was funny when I got to the ER and a female black nurse commented on what happened to me, "You were just smoking weed?! Honey, you got the wrong stuff then."

She's awesome.

Originally Posted by Lozan

So the gains are PERMANENT ? Someone who know, who have experience say YES or NO

Yes. Someone, please.

**Cernunnos** · 08-19-2009

The gains are permanent, but you have to do a "maintenance routine" to keep them. But that's the same as with any part of the body: if you stop playing sports, you will no longer be good at them; if you stop masturbating or having sex, you may eventually become impotent. After your goals have been reached, you will need to do a minimum amount of work or they will eventually go away.

**tabqwerty** · 08-19-2009

But that would mean it's not permanent.

Either way, what would a minimum amount of work require and for how long after your gains?

**remek** · 08-19-2009

Originally Posted by tabqwerty

The penis contains no muscle tissue whatsoever...

Tab: That's not true. The penis is roughly 50 percent smooth muscle. Additionally, the tunica, the inner tissue that surrounds the chambers of the penis, is an extension of the skeletal muscles (which cover the inner penis).

As Cern said, the gains are permanent to a degree. Some men have quit PE cold turkey, without a maintenance routine, and haven't lost a millimeter in 10 years. Other men , particullarly men who quit due to overtraining, lose half their gains or more. . . which is all the more reason to take it slow.

**tabqwerty** · 08-19-2009

Seems like exercising this smooth muscle tissue won't work according to this specialist:

Go Ask Alice!: Bigger penis promises: True claims or false advertising?

**closed239** · 08-20-2009

Your a member, on this site, with all these amazing examples of success through dedication to the routines and exercises posted, and you have the audacity to actually post that bullshit?
F*cking ridiculous.