Thanks for the feedback. I'm looking for answers to that question.
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Thanks for the feedback. I'm looking for answers to that question.
If I cannot travel with any PE devices especially the pump, I will be doing 30 to 40 minutes of Slow Squash Jelq. I think that should be a very good temporary substitute.
You could bring some cock rings with you. Maybe buy some cheap ones, in case you gotta get rid of them.
Wednesday 12.08
4x23min Hanging (4kg 3.7kg 3.5kg 3.5kg)
2x60min Extender
ADS (1x1-2h)/Sleeve
Yes sure, I will carry some cockrings from the MOS shop. The duro ring is my favorite.
This is where data gets muddy and disconnected. Most PE routines and plans don't get the results from the reports, and without data to back things up, PE tends to be mocked. There's an ongoing worldwide effort to collect this information through various unsupported medical studies from communities like this, with medical professionals trying to reach out to PE journeymen to get their information. Successful stories are documented in statistical records to support real PE, not false, promising paid programs. Unfortunately, some still try to scam brothers out there with what they found out. PE is free. There was a start-up support cost at the beginning, but the programs have been investigated for the past two decades, so the info is fully saturated. The hardest thing is to decipher what needs to be done. MoS is one community that is willing to provide that information for free. We even have a specialized coach to help, and many advisors to fine-tune the programs.