10 reasons why you are not gaining feat. ChilDsh
LONGERDICK7+
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doublelongdaddy;670098 said:
hope the weather dont have a negative effect on me
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templnite
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Reason #10 the weather XD. I never got that how is it supposed to make you sad? I love all kinds of weather :blush:. One thing that changes my mood would be like violins, and pianos. To this track I could be hurting mammals, and feel completely desensitized (You probably had to play the actual games to know why though XD) *We're children*
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Longth;670275 said:
If I could I would hibernate during the entire winter
I would be wearing the [words=http://www.phallosan.com/shop/catalog/default.php?z=eNortjIxtVKyL0pNszWxMFcrSSxKTy2JL0hMT7U1UisoykyxtbBQSy4tLsnPjS8uKcrMS7dVsgZcMMpbEbo%2C]Phallosan[/words] though and I bet when Spring comes I gain an inch!
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doublelongdaddy;670277 said:If I could I would hibernate during the entire winter
Haha. Maybe you can do that. Just don't get too lazy.
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JakeM82
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Man I am gone for two weeks and ChilDsh drops the hammer. Nice write up man, you nailed so many key points. Intensity, consistency, impatience, [words=http://www.phallosan.com/shop/catalog/default.php?z=eNortjIxtVKyL0pNszWxMFcrSSxKTy2JL0hMT7U1UisoykyxtbBQSy4tLsnPjS8uKcrMS7dVsgZcMMpbEbo%2C]ADS[/words]... well done bro.
More people need to like this post and it should be stickied in the Newbie Section.
More people need to like this post and it should be stickied in the Newbie Section.
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ChilDsh
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Thanks for making this a Sticky thread DLD
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templnite
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ChilDsh;670555 said:Thanks for making this a Sticky thread DLD
Thanks Jake for helping get this to the noobies :blush:. But do you think a noob can handle the graphic depictions ?
I vaguely remember being a noob and reading all these safety precautions and prerequisite lists and crap like that. I also remember saying there's no way in hell I'm sticking with basic crap for 3 months. I want huge NOW. Wound up making it to 7.75 in maybe 6 months and I just said to myself, "eh, close enough".
I also remember being a little confused, and finding it hard to really understand what I was doing exactly. Didn't get how anything worked and basically plodded through it blind. I was lucky. Fact is there's a lot to gain through understanding what you're doing. Hit the books, so to speak. It'll keep you motivated and help you through the droughts you may face. Knowledge will do that for a person.
And I remember supra flying around the forums like dlds understudy. Back when slammers were popular. That guy had a ridiculously positive attitude. Kinda stinks he's not around, but he was massive back then. Probably packing a Billy club by now.
I also remember being a little confused, and finding it hard to really understand what I was doing exactly. Didn't get how anything worked and basically plodded through it blind. I was lucky. Fact is there's a lot to gain through understanding what you're doing. Hit the books, so to speak. It'll keep you motivated and help you through the droughts you may face. Knowledge will do that for a person.
And I remember supra flying around the forums like dlds understudy. Back when slammers were popular. That guy had a ridiculously positive attitude. Kinda stinks he's not around, but he was massive back then. Probably packing a Billy club by now.
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templnite
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Is that guy still in the rack? I would have been a mercenary instead. Same work three times the pay 
. When I started my PE I was very impatient as well silly me. I have read a thing or two though, and that's just because of desperation. Knowledge is power moral of the story
. When I started my PE I was very impatient as well silly me. I have read a thing or two though, and that's just because of desperation. Knowledge is power moral of the story
Longth;672302 said:
Everyone comes at PE with little to no knowledge and in many cases men just think it is too good to be true. Those who stick around and do their research soon find that they can learn and master what may, in the beginning, have seemed impossible. Every exercise, every tool, every routine all need mastery. Patience with yourself is so important.
doublelongdaddy;672468 said:
Patience is such a massive weak point for me that I have to try to flip it into a strength. I have to get things done fast and that always leads me down a difficult path that is kinda make or break for me. With experience I generally make it more often but it's really a pesky trait to have if you don't go all out.
LONGERDICK7+
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not only for you,most bros get frustrated...what we need to do is to grab our penises n start the session.
Longth;672509 said:
Patience is a virtue and a virtue is something that needs to be worked for and earned. Practice patience everywhere you can. My Mother told me that the most attractive thing about a man is his patience and now I am telling you and I truly believe it will stick!