Question?

[ownd]

Hopefully youll get what im tryin to say lol.

Lets say someone is startin out with PE and it only take 100 Jelqs to reach the break down point when your going to get red spots so thats basicly what your dick can withstand 100 Jelqs. Now take a advanced PE'Er where is breaking point is 500 Jelqs and then hell break to red spots. Will the dick get the same work out for the newb as the advanced when they both reach their points. I would think they would it just takes longer for the advanced to reach it. I hope this makes sense lol. I dont even know, ahhhhhhhhh. :roll:

[wern]

Hopefully youll get what im tryin to say lol.

Lets say someone is startin out with PE and it only take 100 Jelqs to reach the break down point when your going to get red spots so thats basicly what your dick can withstand 100 Jelqs. Now take a advanced PE'Er where is breaking point is 500 Jelqs and then hell break to red spots. Will the dick get the same work out for the newb as the advanced when they both reach their points. I would think they would it just takes longer for the advanced to reach it. I hope this makes sense lol. I dont even know, ahhhhhhhhh. :roll:

I believe it is similar to working out other parts of your body.

There is a period of time, starting at the point your body gets used to the workout, which will probably see you having the biggest gains. This is the body's adaptation response (which in PE terms involves increases in the penis). Once the body believes it has adapted sufficiently to the new "environment" it will cease to grow siginificantly.

That's when the environment needs to be altered for more gains.

Personally, I have't gotten redspots yet. I have seen faint spots but only during the PE. The reason for this is the fact that I have been kegelling for years which allows me to "force" blood into the penis during sex and wanking. So my penis is used to a lot of extra blood in it.

Maybe the solution lies in kegelling a lot more.

[Katsz]

It seems that gains typically start off faster, then taper off to a plateau. Don't worry about the plateau until you reach it, because if that happens, it means you've gained a bit already!