New to the forum, a few questions in mind.

[whouwith]

1) Do you measure your erect length from the side or top?
2) Do you push into the skin or barely touch the pubic area?
3) If your penis is curved, do you measure along the side that is longer?
4) Do you measure girth at midpoint, base, or wherever is thickest?
5) Is there anything you can do to straighten out a curved penis?


I am not new to PE just this forum. Jelqing alone I have gained right at an inch on my erect length. I have just very recently added some stretches to supplement this. Also, I think I am going to invest in a Ring Of Power.

Any replies to this would be beneficial.

[wohoo19m]

1) Doesn't really matter, as long as you always stick to the same method of measuring.

2) Well if you want to measure BPEL ( Bone pressed erect lenght ) You push into the body. But for NBPEL ( non-bone pressed erect lenght ) Just put it against your body. Most prefer BPEL because it's easier to track gains consistantly.

3) Hmm..can't answer that one...

4) Midpoint, but some measure at the base just for fun.

5) Some say that jelquing against the curve will do that, but it takes a long time( 1 year+ ). Since a curved penis is mostly due to one side having had more circulation when developping. Wich is sometimes caused when you push your dick to one side of your pants ( I know I've done that a phew times too hehe ) when growing up.

[falcon]

Whouwith,

1. Measure from the top.

2. Push the ruler in until it stops against the pubic bone. Reason for this is you will gain and lose fat over time. This in itself will cause false readings.

3. The bent Penis thing is hard to answer. My best answer is measure it from the top again. That's what the lady will get inside of her. Measurements from the side are just feel good measurements and don't really show what the lady actually gets.

4. Measure at the base, thickest part of your midshaft and your head.

5. Working the tunica will help straighten out a bent penis. Do some searches on tunica work, Bent Penises and so on.

Falcon