Guys, what are the potential causes of slow length gain?

[secureman]

Why dont you use that freak dick you have instead if giving me shit. I have a small dick which "penis enlargement" made smaller. You want to act like you know but you dont.

He's right that thing is pretty scary haha

[Alshia]

@amiok:

Using this data, https://www.pegym.com/forums/poll-fo...ch-length.html, 570 individuals gained at least an inch. It's unlikely that remek created 570 accounts just to try to promote PE. Think about all the work he'd have to do to make all those accounts seem "real". If you didn't gain, it could be due to individual differences or something on the list I wrote.

If a medicine (e.g. antibiotics) doesn't work for a small proportion of patients, can you say that the product is a crock? Is it very unlikely that a large percentage of people were cured due to the placebo effect.

@TheSnitch: Thank you for your reply. I will take a look at it later. Scientists are often limited by their own axioms. That's why we need to use their methods to prove that something is true before they will recognize it. To that end, using a scientific approach is conducive. Besides, science is pragmatic (it works).

@Hockey: Simply because it cannot be controlled. It is a participant variable, not a situational variable. It doesn't help PE practitioners to tell them "You failed because your body was not designed to succeed at this. Get a new body ASAP." To maintain enthusiasm, one must focus on what one can change.

[ColtAR-15]

No two penises are the same. Equal effort does not always give you equal or any results. I have seen some claim gains of 1" or more in as little as 3 months. Just recently a newbie claimed a .5" length and a .75" girth gain in 4 days. Do you honestly think their technique is that superior to others? Some claims probably are real but some are just utter BS or their EQ was in the toilet.

[ColtAR-15]

How can you forget:

-Uniqueness of person/ variable traits of person

2 people doing equal training regiments are obviously not guaranteed equal results. One may gain 2" and one may gain nothing, and it just has to do with how their body reacts or how they are made.

Exactly.

[Alshia]

The reason for my inquiry is that the data from one of the polls here regarding how fast it takes to grow an inch suggested a bi-modal distribution where either one gains within 3 months or take more than 12 months. I am trying to determine whether the distribution can be made into a uni-modal distribution if we simply address the situational variables that may have caused slow gains. I excluded individual differences for that reason, because you can't change participant variables much.

[amiok]

I think it's hilarious that I answered the original question, yet just got shit because it's me.

[kalreid]

I think it's hilarious that I answered the original question, yet just got shit because it's me.

You didn't get shit amiok, we all just feel your frustration and hope that you'll change your mindset and try a new maybe more aggressive PE routine. I don't believe that some men just can't gain, I think that their bodies need a different approach is all.

PLEASE be positive )) lol

[ColtAR-15]

I think it's hilarious that I answered the original question, yet just got shit because it's me.

I do really think that we are just in the minority of unlucky fucks that have a dick made of steel that is just resistant to gains. We probably have several extra layers of tunica that make good gains close to impossible. I just added up all my hours in the extender. 801 hrs. I believe most have reported at least a .5" increase by that time. I am getting so fed up with the injustice of this crap!

[BTBrian]

I have a couple theories on this topic:

1. I believe that the people who report 1+ inches in their first month are almost entirely due to having crappy EQ when they start out.

2. While there DEFINITELY is a variable among different people (many people do probably have different thickness to their tunica etc.) I believe that the main thing is not that different people react to different training programs. If I put 100 guys on the exact same training program who were already conditioned I think they would experience similar gains. The reason that this doesn't seem true though is because when people try a program that they read about on the internet the odds that they are all doing it EXACTLY the same is extremely slim. For example, if 100 guys read JP90s and started doing it on the same day nearly all of them will be stretching/jelqing/shaking at different intensities and erection levels. I'm a firm believer that their is pretty close to a "magic formula" or a "one-size-fits-all" training program that about 75% of people would grow at about the same rate from. The reason that we see people growing at different rates though is that when reading our instructions on the internet it is impossible to do everything right. This is why we tell people to "find what works for them."

3. I believe that there are several programs that will work for people, not just one. If a person sees growth on one program I'm sure they would also see growth if they were doing an almost entirely different program. However, since they gained doing their specific program they will obviously attribute their gains to that program and no other one. This is why we get the idea that each person has a specific program that works for them.

Anyways, these are just a few of my personal theories on gains, they obviously are not set in stone and I don't think they are true for 100% of the population, just the majority.

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