Gains From Resting

[Sundown]

I have finally broken free of a 4-month Plateau !

I was stranded on 7 5/8 length since the middle of December , but at last I have reached 7 3/4". I am ecstatic ! My primary goal of 8" is now in sight.

To clarify the title , I had been doing intense length and girth work since January up until about 3 weeks ago , when I took a rest up until today. I had been doing a lot of stretching and my ligs felt so tight and burned I decided a rest was worth it.

I think the ligs have now calmed down and have responded slightly to the pressure that was being heaped upon them and grown a bit !

Keep the faith , you CAN be bigger.

 

[BeBobBox]

nice... that whole 1/8 of an inch you gained...impressive...

 

[longTom]

nice... that whole 1/8 of an inch you gained...impressive...

NEVER knock a gain 1/8" is still 1/8" more than he had!
besides plateaus suck!!!

 

[LeeJunFan]

I still haven't even had that so I would have been super pleased!

 

[Sundown]

nice... that whole 1/8 of an inch you gained...impressive...

Lets not be silly....

Plateaus are the bain of Penis Enlargement , frankly i'm glad to be out of it , and i'm a quarter of an inch closer to my goal, along with the previous 5/8 i've gained in 6 months , I'm pretty happy.

Thats 1/8" per month , really quite respectable.

 

[BeBobBox]

i was kidding, thats a good gain.

But personaly when I have a boner the size varies so 1/8 inch difference I would just think on my own dick is just cuz im hornier than the day i measured. it took me .5 inch to beleive I gained. but yea, good job gettin off the plateu

 

[9cyclops9]

A gain is a gain is a gain is a gain.

Agreed. Kudos Sundown!

 

[Sundown]

Cheers , this is great motivation for me. Very glad that plateau is over.

 

[stillwantmore]

It's funny, I've never actually gained during off time...days, weeks, months, etc. I gain AFTER a break though. In other words, I take a break...say for a few weeks, then I get back into intense girth work, and bam..a new girth gain happens. I think it's because the tissues get "de-conditioned" during the longer than usual break from the stresses and are suddenly 'reshocked' when the new stress is applied.