Thanks dude!
@templnite
I noticed you didn't find my thread helpful, what can I improve on or add to this post to make it better for you or what IN SEARCH are you looking for exactly that I can inform you with and perhaps some guidance?
You said "yeah its important because your cock is growing more room which needs to be filled up all the time for cementing purposes". Your cock only expands to the limitations that its set on your own size. Your dick does not make GAINS from just having good EQ. Hold on, I think I know what you're getting at. When you say " for cementing purposes" are you referring to maintaining that Erection Size in a flaccid state? So becoming a shower instead of a grower?
Also I understand what you mean by regulating intensity now, thanks.
@Master_Mind + templnite
First of all, Master_Mind, if your intensity was high then drop it just a tad if you were uncomfortable, you said you were losing EQ, like I stated before EQ is not important, you will lose EQ as Childish stated before because of the intensity. The intensity will get you gains no matter if it ruins your EQ. You must understand that EQ is really only for the purpose of sex drive and not much more. Childish explains it well. There could be other factors that can cause bad EQ. For me it was the intensity which lowered my EQ, HOWEVER, I made some gains. Like honestly, why the fuck do I need EQ if i'm working my dick off for the purpose of gains rather than sex?
Now don't hate just yet. You stated "My check will be my EQ, morning wood, ejaculation distance, and ejaculation time during sex". If you plan is to keep this then by all means do what you are wanting to do, a small progression into intensity so you don't lose these things is a great way to go about it so that your body gets used to the intesnity. Thats a great idea man. Good luck!
@acromegaly
Yes EQ does become a factor in Girth work because of the state of erection you need for girth exercises. I'm not so sure if it's a factor if you need to have good EQ at all times for specifically girth but it does seem like something more relative rather than length.