Exterior Research

[Stretch Cockstrong]

Also, my points on PE danger and injuries: I would say jelqing is far less dangerous than stretching and hanging. With jelqing, I'm pretty sure you have a small chance of any tissue injury, or nerves and veins being in shock, as long as you keep an eye on your grip pressure. Stretching and hanging, however, is way more forceful and it just makes sense to call those two the more dangerous forms of PE.

[Steve23]

Stretching is safe if you warm up and stretch flaccid, you have to pull very very hard to hurt yourself, it's far easier to hurt yourself jelqing pushing all the blood and at a too high erection level is dangerous. Also that scar tissue stuff, bullshit unless you got a bad injury then it will show up on a scan at the urology and you will know somethings wrong way before that. Just as doctors say you're only larger because of tears and swelling and scar tissues. All lies if you're safe and not stupid.

[Stretch Cockstrong]

So the true scientific reason for PE gains is new cells being forced to be created due to the situation your penis is introduced to? Almost like a plant, your giving it a light to creep towards to?

[malehanger]

So, no offense but someone who (OP) has not done PE himself, nor gained is making all of these postulations based only on what he has read so far? For me, the thing that made PE "click" as in, I knew it had to work was the simple fact that human tissue can stretch and stay stretched permanently. It's just a simple matter of pushing the tissues past the 'point of no return'. I do not understand why people have such a hard time believing in PE.

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[Steve23]

So the true scientific reason for PE gains is new cells being forced to be created due to the situation your penis is introduced to? Almost like a plant, your giving it a light to creep towards to?

No there's no scientific proof so far that manual PE works, only extenders and other devices I'm sure. And just because they don't know doesn't mean it doesn't work or it's dangerous.

[Stretch Cockstrong]

So, no offense but someone who (OP) has not done PE himself, nor gained is making all of these postulations based only on what he has read so far? For me, the thing that made PE "click" as in, I knew it had to work was the simple fact that human tissue can stretch and stay stretched permanently. It's just a simple matter of pushing the tissues past the 'point of no return'. I do not understand why people have such a hard time believing in PE.

I knew someone was going to point that out. Bear in mind, I have read A LOT, but that isn't saying much, seeing as I haven't found out for myself. I am treating this very much like an experiment as well as a serious life improvement. I am extremely interested in it, and of course I don't want this fun experiment to turn into a disaster, so I'm being very careful. It may seem as if I'm acting like a big professor on this, even though I am indeed a rookie, I wanted to post something like this to see what reactions I'd get, resulting in more information for me to take in. I am not doubtful whatsoever, PE can definitely work, but just like any other exercise involving grips, pressure and stretching, it has health risks which I am making 100% avoidable for my routine through all this research.

It must be frustrating seeing someone who hasn't tried out a routine yet to be so imperative with all this information, I'm just trying to provide my insight so people can correct me and improve my know-how.

Anyway, everyone who has commented on this has reassured me and has given me more confidence for my PE future. Thank you everyone for your comments.

[Hopeful&dedicated]

So the true scientific reason for PE gains is new cells being forced to be created due to the situation your penis is introduced to? Almost like a plant, your giving it a light to creep towards to?

My penis is longer, thicker, harder, and generally healthier. I'd love to know why but reality is what it is.

[Stretch Cockstrong]

Hmmm, well, I've read here that warming up is seen as one of the most important things because it breaks down what holds the cells together, therefore, it must be some sort of adaptation reaction.

Hopeful, you've made me think I'm thinking too much about it all and I should just go and get that 8x6 that I'm longing for, haha.

[second lensman]

Almost like a plant, your giving it a light to creep towards to?
Actually cellular elongation in plant life occurs in darkness, hence the photo-tropism of plant stems bending toward the light source. Now if we could only get our dicks to grow by light stimulus we'd all be nudists.

[malehanger]

I knew someone was going to point that out. Bear in mind, I have read A LOT, but that isn't saying much, seeing as I haven't found out for myself. I am treating this very much like an experiment as well as a serious life improvement. I am extremely interested in it, and of course I don't want this fun experiment to turn into a disaster, so I'm being very careful. It may seem as if I'm acting like a big professor on this, even though I am indeed a rookie, I wanted to post something like this to see what reactions I'd get, resulting in more information for me to take in. I am not doubtful whatsoever, PE can definitely work, but just like any other exercise involving grips, pressure and stretching, it has health risks which I am making 100% avoidable for my routine through all this research.

It must be frustrating seeing someone who hasn't tried out a routine yet to be so imperative with all this information, I'm just trying to provide my insight so people can correct me and improve my know-how.

Anyway, everyone who has commented on this has reassured me and has given me more confidence for my PE future. Thank you everyone for your comments.

I'm definitely not trying to put you down and I actually applaud your research. I prefer to be as informed as possible when taking on a new venture. I do not understand "exactly why" my car's engine works, but I know the basics. That's enough for me Again, for me the simple principle that skin and tissue do indeed stretch and after forcing them past their breaking points, they will stay that way over time, is enough for me. There's no way to ensure "100%" risk free PE. There's always a chance of injury no matter the type of PE you do.