How to let your son in on PE

**OMG!** · 07-30-2011

Yo, Hock. I have no idea how you got the impression that my son is "14 or something" or your other references that indicate we are talking about a teenager here. My son is 26, almost 27. He is a man. And I didn't take him by the hand and give him a jelqing lesson. I simply MENTIONED that there is a way to improve your sex life and increase the size of your penis and that I KNOW it works. That is the extent of our one-time discussion on the topic. He now knows it exists. I have done what I consider my paternal duty. I am not pushing him or ridiculing him for having a little wiener (who knows, he may be very well-endowed). I simply MENTIONED this one single time. He is on his own with the information. He was obviously very interested. He asked me how he could increase the size of his penis when I MENTIONED it. I told him to google "jelq" and I emailed him links to a few of the more popular PE websites. He knows I am here if he wants to ask me any more questions about it and I will gladly and honestly answer. He must be doing just fine on his own because he has not brought up the topic.

Where some of you people get the idea that you are going to scar your son's psyche for life by mentioning PE is ridiculous. If I found a technique that would improve my son's 40 time (he was a standout football player in high school), I would tell him about it. It's that simple!

**deleteduser** · 07-31-2011

Originally Posted by OMG!

Yo, Hock. I have no idea how you got the impression that my son is "14 or something" or your other references that indicate we are talking about a teenager here. My son is 26, almost 27. He is a man. And I didn't take him by the hand and give him a jelqing lesson. I simply MENTIONED that there is a way to improve your sex life and increase the size of your penis and that I KNOW it works. That is the extent of our one-time discussion on the topic. He now knows it exists. I have done what I consider my paternal duty. I am not pushing him or ridiculing him for having a little wiener (who knows, he may be very well-endowed). I simply MENTIONED this one single time. He is on his own with the information. He was obviously very interested. He asked me how he could increase the size of his penis when I MENTIONED it. I told him to google "jelq" and I emailed him links to a few of the more popular PE websites. He knows I am here if he wants to ask me any more questions about it and I will gladly and honestly answer. He must be doing just fine on his own because he has not brought up the topic.

Where some of you people get the idea that you are going to scar your son's psyche for life by mentioning PE is ridiculous. If I found a technique that would improve my son's 40 time (he was a standout football player in high school), I would tell him about it. It's that simple!

Interesting post, OMG. I like the comparison to improving his 40 time. I think we overhype sex and the penis in our culture, and it seems that the generation coming up has less of those hang ups as we did.

**deleteduser** · 08-05-2011

Anyone want to chime in on HOW to let their son in on PE?

**CUSP82** · 08-05-2011

OMG my son is a man, a good, intelligent, well adjusted man who knows that dick size don't mean shit! End of discussion with you!

**HotLatino73** · 08-05-2011

I have nothing against telling your kids about PE, but I don't think its a good idea for them to start before they have allowed their penis to achieve its full natural growth, say around 21 or so.

**deleteduser** · 08-05-2011

Originally Posted by CUSP82

OMG my son is a man, a good, intelligent, well adjusted man who knows that dick size don't mean shit! End of discussion with you!

Fight nice, guys. In the grand scheme of things PE is nothing to get mad about.

**OMG!** · 08-05-2011

Originally Posted by CUSP82

OMG my son is a man, a good, intelligent, well adjusted man who knows that dick size don't mean shit! End of discussion with you!

OK. I don't know exactly where that came from, but OK.

**deleteduser** · 08-06-2011

Originally Posted by HotLatino73

I have nothing against telling your kids about PE, but I don't think its a good idea for them to start before they have allowed their penis to achieve its full natural growth, say around 21 or so.

There are s couple theories on that. Some believe that PE will enhance a young man's natural growth and some say to wait.

**should've started sooner** · 08-06-2011

I wish so so so much that i had known it was possible at a young age. Who knows where I would be by now. Instead I have built and continue to maintain a great body at the gym to attract women but am afraid to actually make a move because I am let down by a really thin penis

I'm not a real man, just an imposter. I've never even touched a naked woman. I bet all these years I've been training in the gym my contemporaries have been laughing at me while they secretly added to the gains that really matter.

**1471988** · 08-06-2011

Originally Posted by CUSP82

OMG my son is a man, a good, intelligent, well adjusted man who knows that dick size don't mean shit! End of discussion with you!

So what if he "knows that dick size doesn't mean shit". There is plenty of guys her including yourself who "knows" dick size is not important so why not let your son know and if he truly believed dick size is not important he would never even do one PE session, like everyone else who knows it is not important.