A true believer

[Gaz12345 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Gaz12345]

At the age of 53 I truly had given up and decided that I was destined to die with a below average pecker. Have tried a few times throughout my life to enlarge but with no results.
About 3 months ago I decided to give this one last try after finding this site and I must say guys, never ever give up, this really is possible.
Starting out with a BPEL of 5 1/4" and an EG of 4.5" i must say i was lacking.
But after 3 months of semi regular routine I am currently sitting at BPEL of 6 1/8" and an EG of 5 1/4"
A combination of stretching and jelqs were the most part of my routine for the first 2 months and then i read on here about the Bathmate. OMG this thing is amazing. I feel so much fuller and solid now. My flaccid size hasn't changed a lot but wow I am certainly now a grower compared to before.
Looking forward to the next 3 months. But my biggest issue is finding time.

Cheers all

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

Another skeptic turned believer. Congrats on your gains!

[dejaview Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dejaview]

At the age of 53 I truly had given up and decided that I was destined to die with a below average pecker. Have tried a few times throughout my life to enlarge but with no results.
About 3 months ago I decided to give this one last try after finding this site and I must say guys, never ever give up, this really is possible.
Starting out with a BPEL of 5 1/4" and an EG of 4.5" i must say i was lacking.
But after 3 months of semi regular routine I am currently sitting at BPEL of 6 1/8" and an EG of 5 1/4"
A combination of stretching and jelqs were the most part of my routine for the first 2 months and then i read on here about the Bathmate. OMG this thing is amazing. I feel so much fuller and solid now. My flaccid size hasn't changed a lot but wow I am certainly now a grower compared to before.
Looking forward to the next 3 months. But my biggest issue is finding time.

Cheers all

Good for you man. One thing I found quite interesting is how u managed to accumulate more reppage .......like 7 bars with just one post. That to me is quite odd. Given that you posted just 10 or 11 hours ago, a new member, not that many active members in that time frame as I have seen ....and certainly not enough to blanket u with many many rep points. In fact, as I have seen recently it is more popular to give posters a like rather than a rep point. Could just becoming old fashioned or out of style so to speak. Look at many newbies like yourself, some with dozens of posts with zero rep points , quite a few all told.

Something just does not add up here.

[USGainEx Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close USGainEx]

Big thumbs up, Gaz! That's phenomenal gains for three months! I'm making good progress at 40, and wish I'd known about this stuff at 20 or earlier.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Good for you man. One thing I found quite interesting is how u managed to accumulate more reppage .......like 7 bars with just one post. That to me is quite odd. Given that you posted just 10 or 11 hours ago, a new member, not that many active members in that time frame as I have seen ....and certainly not enough to blanket u with many many rep points. In fact, as I have seen recently it is more popular to give posters a like rather than a rep point. Could just becoming old fashioned or out of style so to speak. Look at many newbies like yourself, some with dozens of posts with zero rep points , quite a few all told.

Something just does not add up here.

There's nothing strange going on here. I gave him the rep points for making what I thought was such a great motivational thread in his first posting.

If the member giving out rep points has a high "Reputation Power" listing then the recipient will get a larger proportion of points compared to what someone with a lower rep power could give.

[dejaview Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dejaview]

There's nothing strange going on here. I gave him the rep points for making what I thought was such a great motivational thread in his first posting.

If the member giving out rep points has a high "Reputation Power" listing then the recipient will get a larger proportion of points compared to what someone with a lower rep power could give.

Interesting. Still can't see how even if you just gave him reppage for the post, he could still garner that much rep bars. Impossible in my mind to do so. We are looking at the equivalent of possibly hundreds of rep points, again given the several rep bars. The whole point of the rep system on here as well as elsewhere is for fair and democratic allocation of rep points by members. As such it does seem to be rather unconventional and maybe unorthodox for a moderator or administrator to take it upon themselves to commander the whole rep system in favor of a post they just so happen to like. In addition, even to give rep points as a mod or admin , with more rep power than average, how does repping once give several hundred rep points?. Never seen this before and I work as a moderator on a website completely unrelated to PE.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Interesting. Still can't see how even if you just gave him reppage for the post, he could still garner that much rep bars. Impossible in my mind to do so. We are looking at the equivalent of possibly hundreds of rep points, again given the several rep bars. The whole point of the rep system on here as well as elsewhere is for fair and democratic allocation of rep points by members. As such it does seem to be rather unconventional and maybe unorthodox for a moderator or administrator to take it upon themselves to commander the whole rep system in favor of a post they just so happen to like. In addition, even to give rep points as a mod or admin , with more rep power than average, how does repping once give several hundred rep points?. Never seen this before and I work as a moderator on a website completely unrelated to PE.

I certainly didn't give myself those rep points nor did I ask for them- they were earned; so there's no commandeering of the system involved.

To elucidate- when one clicks on the star for adding rep points to a member's post there's no mechanism for moderating how many points one can give- it's an automatic function. If one has high rep power, then any time they add to a user's reputation it's going to give more rep points than if someone with a lower rep power were to do it.

Just to be clear, you think all members should be restricted to giving same rep power- regardless of how many points they have? If I were a millionaire should I be restricted to giving out only as much charity or earnings to whomever I felt deserved it as the poorest person was capable of? I don't see how restricting my ability and freedom to give out what I earned as I see fit would be considered "fair".

[Light Metal Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Light Metal]

I always enjoy reading threads like these. It's great when a guy starts pe, commits to it for a certain amount of time, and procures gains as a result. It tickles me real good when dudes don't think pe works. lol

Thrilled for ya, Gaz. You keep them gains coming!

dejaview, don't be bummed about the whole rep system thing. Maybe you're thinking you're not a quality member who contributes because your rep points aren't as high as you'd like, but that doesn't mean your posts aren't valued. I wouldn't worry about it too much.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

dejaview, don't be bummed about the whole rep system thing. Maybe you're thinking you're not a quality member who contributes because your rep points aren't as high as you'd like, but that doesn't mean your posts aren't valued. I wouldn't worry about it too much.

I agree 100%! If rep points are a big concern (and they really shouldn't be), increased participation and quality posts will ensure one gets them.

If it's any consolation, he already has as many "greenies" as I or any of the top ranking members do

[Ultimate Burrito Moderator Member of the Month Oct 2017PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Ultimate Burrito]

Congrats on your success!

[KMWylie Senior MemberPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close KMWylie]

Interesting. Still can't see how even if you just gave him reppage for the post, he could still garner that much rep bars. Impossible in my mind to do so. We are looking at the equivalent of possibly hundreds of rep points, again given the several rep bars. The whole point of the rep system on here as well as elsewhere is for fair and democratic allocation of rep points by members. As such it does seem to be rather unconventional and maybe unorthodox for a moderator or administrator to take it upon themselves to commander the whole rep system in favor of a post they just so happen to like. In addition, even to give rep points as a mod or admin , with more rep power than average, how does repping once give several hundred rep points?. Never seen this before and I work as a moderator on a website completely unrelated to PE.

DEJA - Each member can only give 1 rep (positive or negative) per post - this includes Mods and Admins.

There's no way, to my knowledge, to circumvent this system.

If you are ever concerned about the action of a Mod or Admin, please feel free to PM me to look into it, rather than publicly insinuating one of our Mods or Admins has done something nefarious.

Thanks!

Now... BACK ON TOPIC....

Gaz - Congratulations on your gains! That's awesome! I thinking finding time is one of the most difficult things anyone has when working on a goal. There never seems to be enough time in the day.

I suggest MAKING time. No, not a time machine - although that would be handy! - but rather purposely getting up early and doing your PE first thing in the AM.

I look forward to hearing more from you!

[gains18 Member Find all posts View Profile Close gains18]

You were average to begin with, you weren’t lacking by any means.

[JohnClark Member Find all posts View Profile Close JohnClark]

This is the typical early pop from lig stretches.