Penis creep theory and not ejaculating.

**CaptainUnderpants** · 08-17-2011

This is my theory. If the concept of penis creep is correct, and a penis grows when it is healing, then it would be better to have a plump penis (one that hasn't ejaculated recently), rather than shriveled up penis that has just ejaculated during the down times when healing occurs. Acheiving this goal of not ejaculating isn't completely easy (other than when having sex with the wife), but I am 49 years old, so it has to be a lot easier for me than if I was in my 20's.

In addition, I have morning wood through a good portion of the night. Having my penis erect while sleeping must also be a benefit as the healing that occurs while I sleep will occur at a much bigger size.

It is my 2 cent theory that I am putting into practice.

There was an article on this site that had a survey of gains vs. ejaculating and it looked like there was a slight bias in gains for men not ejacuating, but from what I remember it wasn't overwhelming conclusive.

Any thoughts?

**DemOne** · 08-17-2011

If your penis is shriveling up and turtling after ejaculation, it's not the act of ejaculation that's causing that. A penis can be turtled at any point during the day, whether one has ejaculated or not.

**Miamihurricane** · 08-17-2011

according to big al who is helping me.. it doesnt matter.. but even at that i try to not ejaculate often.. i edge every workout and i try only to blow once maybe twice a week, but after i ejaculate my dick doesnt shrivel up, it actually is at its biggest in flaccid...