About bone pressed measurements?

**zendo2** · 09-09-2009

I was just reading about the measurements and I read this....

BP - Bone Pressed is the penis measurement method used by doctors and researchers. We use it in PE to measure our progress. Measurements are taken from the pubic bone to the tip of the penis.

Now this is interesting. When it means bone pressed, does it mean you just rest the ruler along the top of your penis or do you jab the ruler in till it touches your pubic bone? Because I only used the measurements where you rest the ruler along the top gently touching the skin. I'm a thin guy but even me, If I jab it in I can get about a quarter of an inch more in length.

The measurements are confusing, because you read on some sites that this type of method would be cheating, and on other sites it's the correct way.

**PhibbysHammer** · 09-09-2009

Push it in to the bone, hence the term "bone pressed".

**going411by7** · 09-09-2009

Here, here. Push it to the bone, push it to the bone!!

**DailyAffirmation** · 09-09-2009

Yep, push in as far to the pubic bone as possible, that gives you a better gauge of how big you've grown, as opposed to how your fat pad has increased/decreased.

**zendo2** · 09-11-2009

Bone pressed i'm about 6.5 long, maybe a little longer.

So this is the correct way to measure then? Even if you're quite a thin guy like me?

**JonPop** · 09-11-2009

Yes. The pubic bone never changes.

**growing4her** · 09-11-2009

I use a 30' Stanley because i dont have a ruler . The tip of a tape this size is pretty tall and wide , would a ruler show a better bigger measurement possibly?

**sacc** · 09-12-2009

When I've measured with a tape measure (like, one that is flexible and can be twisted), I always get funky measurements. They're ALWAYS shorter than if I measure moments later with a wood ruler.

If someone is dealing with very small units, like fractions of an inch, it would be logical to use a measuring tool that is completely rigid.

**hiro** · 09-13-2009

Why we measure BPEL as our size? I have 1 inch difference between NBPEL-BPEL, and i think BPEL don't represent the operative size.

**DailyAffirmation** · 09-13-2009

Originally Posted by hiro

Why we measure BPEL as our size? I have 1 inch difference between NBPEL-BPEL, and i think BPEL don't represent the operative size.

Well to be honest it isn't the operative size. But if a fat man loses weight while on PE, his fat pad shrinks, and he doesn't know how much of his NBPEL gain is from weight loss or from PE. Basically it's a way to keep all other factors out and determine just how much is gained with PE specifically.