Does PE work for everyone?

[iron_maiden-360]

Well, I've been here a couple of months and have seen from different people's gains that some gain faster than others.

My question is, does/will PE work for everyone?

Obviously, there are those who don't put enough effort in and those that put too much in and do themselves an injury, but do you think that PE just doesn't work for some people? They do everything right, are patient, but PE does nothing for them. Or do you think PE is a guarantee, as long as you put the effort in and are smart about what you do?

[PhibbysHammer]

There are many cases of people who have seemingly been dedicated and faithful to their program but saw no gains early on. The good news is that many of those same people did in fact see gains later on. The differences among us are too numerous to mention but its obvious that it does come easier for some than it does for others. Physical health, diet, metabolism as well as form and style all certainly play a role in how much progress or lack thereof we might see. Hopefully one day, through our efforts, we'll hone in on the common growth keys to us all and everyone can experience faster progress.

[Lazy 8]

There are many cases of people who have seemingly been dedicated and faithful to their program but saw no gains early on. The good news is that many of those same people did in fact see gains later on. The differences among us are too numerous to mention but its obvious that it does come easier for some than it does for others. Physical health, diet, metabolism as well as form and style all certainly play a role in how much progress or lack thereof we might see. Hopefully one day, through our efforts, we'll hone in on the common growth keys to us all and everyone can experience faster progress.

I love your optimism, PH!

[JohnSmith011]

as P.H. said i think that there are some people who just wont see gains even within the first 3-6 months but i believe if they just keep it up and never give up they will definatly see gains its all a matter of patience dedication and persistance i consider p.e. kind of like a waiting game just like life is some people experiance success early on in life while others go through there whole life until they are old then unexpectedly become millionaires and there are some who never experiance success but those people usually are the ones who gave up and lost their drive i believe if you have the drive and the determination you will succeed the same principals apply to everything in life i.e. working out, earning a living, doing well in school and anything else. Hard work dedication and persistance = success in my book

[MrBigDick]

As long as you understand the importance of time commitment with PE and especially patience, you'll succeed. The key is to NEVER give up no matter how long it takes. You WILL see gains. It might not be in the first 3-6 months but you will see them so long as your committed and remain focused.

[going411by7]

as P.H. said i think that there are some people who just wont see gains even within the first 3-6 months but i believe if they just keep it up and never give up they will definatly see gains its all a matter of patience dedication and persistance i consider p.e. kind of like a waiting game just like life is some people experiance success early on in life while others go through there whole life until they are old then unexpectedly become millionaires and there are some who never experiance success but those people usually are the ones who gave up and lost their drive i believe if you have the drive and the determination you will succeed the same principals apply to everything in life i.e. working out, earning a living, doing well in school and anything else. Hard work dedication and persistance = success in my book

Great advice from JohnSmith and from P.H., for sure. So much of P.E. success is anecdotal. I HAVE noticed on the three p.e. sites I have been attending over the past six years that many body builders who work out regularly seem to be more successful at penis enlargement/enhancement--probably because they apply the same discipline, "patience, dedication and persistance," as John Smith calls it, that they have used in their other body enhancing activities. And, of course, we must not forget about the mind and the spirit. This "drive" that John talks about is so essential. Some people might call it our "libido." Whatever this drive is, it definitely makes all the difference in the world. The men who founded this site certainly have it.

[PhibbysHammer]

Does bodybuilding work for everyone? No. It takes a proper diet, nutrition and exercise to grow muscles. There are many quitters. It's easier and more comfortable to be average. But takes hard work and dedication to become special.

Good luck and don't give up.

Veggie hit the nail on the head. "easier" being the path many choose to take, but you have to face hard facts. Just as climbing Mt. Everest isn't easy under any circumstances, growing a larger dick has its own "effort" requirements. I believe the first and foremost challenge to PE success, is "Getting our Heads Right". (thats another thread for later)

[JonPop]

Oh yes please Dr. PhibbysHammer. I so look forward to you getting inside my skull. *Hee*

[Rasputine]

LOok at you opening statement again.Two months is not a long time,although it may seem like an eternity when we want to see results.Even over night sensations did not arrive overnight(It took time).We live in a fast paced world,where we expect instant results.Unfortunately PE is not like that"IT TAKES TIME,DEDICATION,AND ABOVE ALL PATIENCE.There is not instant Penis Enlargement in a can(Would you like big,Biigger,or BIGGEST for your order)I'mot trying to be mean,being relatively new myself.But the one thing I'm learning is to relax.We tend to over think sometimes and often it leads to a worse case scenario (what ifs)>Some people do this so much they never start,or at the very least do not give it an honest shot because they mind is already made up that it is not going to work anywaysIf your going to do something with half your heart it isn't worth doing.You'll just get half hearted results.Learn to relax.

[iron_maiden-360]

I think some people are thinking that I posted this thread because I felt I wasn't making enough gains, but my real question was what the thread title says.

Sorry for any misunderstanding!