confused now O.o

**Joint-Expansion** · 12-12-2013

As much as I certainly understand that, the numbers don't lie--You are longer now than before. It is just your subjective memory making you think otherwise, unless you have indeed added some bodyfat. Your bone pressed measurement is the true indicator of your overall penile length. Just do your best to stay as lean as possible if you're concerned with visible penile length. You're definitely not shrinking based on your BPEL.

**fordzilla** · 12-12-2013

I am trying to understand what you mean by subjective is it the way we we all have that foreshortened view of things and we always see ourselves as smaller than we really are?

**Joint-Expansion** · 12-13-2013

Yes, we see our bodies differently sometimes, including our penis. Like bodybuilders who always think they're smaller than they actually are. They view their body in a subjective manner, which may appear VASTLY different when looked at from an outside perspective. Follow the numbers (measurements) in terms of your penis. It will save you a lot of unnecessary worry my friend.

**CaptAbe** · 12-13-2013

Numbers don't lie.

Being a behemoth of a man, no matter how much bigger it may get, it will still look small on my frame. But the numbers don't lie.

Besides, according to my wife dicks are ugly to look at, but good to play with.

~Abe

**fordzilla** · 12-13-2013

thanks guys

**Pegasus** · 12-13-2013

Originally Posted by CaptAbe

Numbers don't lie.

Being a behemoth of a man, no matter how much bigger it may get, it will still look small on my frame. But the numbers don't lie.

Besides, according to my wife dicks are ugly to look at, but good to play with.

~Abe

Hmm yes you will a guy 6 ft may only need a 6" penis ,no doubt you need a 8" penis to go with your 8ft height.

**CaptAbe** · 12-13-2013

Originally Posted by Pegasus

Hmm yes you will a guy 6 ft may only need a 6" penis ,no doubt you need a 8" penis to go with your 8ft height.

Maybe 8 will look balanced, lets shoot for 10 to look big right?

~Abe

**CaptainJohnson** · 12-13-2013

Originally Posted by CaptAbe

Maybe 8 will look balanced, lets shoot for 10 to look big right?

~Abe

Nah, 10 would just look above average, especially if you have wide shoulders. The best idea is to aim for a minimum of 12" to look big, and if you want to be a monster, go for 14. Apparently, tonnes of 13 year olds are that big on the internet these days... maybe we should do a study...

**Revolved** · 12-13-2013

If you gained girth it can make your unit look shorter from certain angles. If so, you probably added some depth to it rather than width since you claim you top pov looks longer.

**CaptAbe** · 12-13-2013

Originally Posted by CaptainJohnson

Nah, 10 would just look above average, especially if you have wide shoulders. The best idea is to aim for a minimum of 12" to look big, and if you want to be a monster, go for 14. Apparently, tonnes of 13 year olds are that big on the internet these days... maybe we should do a study...

Well damn, maybe we should shoot for 16 just to be safe. There's no way a 13 year old will out shine me!

To OP: Point being, numbers do not lie, if you've measured bigger then you are bigger, angles can play with how something is perceived, but at the end of the ruler the number tells you differently.

~Abe