Us new guys are warned to take it easy at first and not rush things. This is followed up by some of the vets saying they learned this themselves the hard way. Some of the obvious warning signs for someone being too aggressive are things like, red spots, discoloration, excessive soreness, burning or pain. Can bad things be happening that a person can't feel or see?
Everyone is different, though most of us probably fit into some sort of group that is similar to others. One guy could feel like his crank is coming off after only a few jelqs (maybe because of technique, or maybe because his penis is different then others), and the next guy feels like the energizer bunny and his penis is fine.
If things could be wrong and a person doesn't know it, it is important that we learn what those things might be. However, if everything looks good and feels good, and that is the determining factor, then is a person being too aggressive if he does substantially more than what is considered the norm? I know you don't want to rush into Penis Enlargement, and you can't make it grow overnight. But why limit oneself initially too much if all the indicators are positive? I have lifted weights for over 25 years, so I guess I have learned things about my body and setting a routine that someone who hasn't exercised much would (though none of my lifting involved my penis!!). While personally I don't want to Penis Enlargement for more than 45 minutes a day (maybe 5 days a week), should someone whose penis is fine not go longer if he choose to? I am well aware of burn out, too much too fast, but that is not the same thing as injuring yourself. In the same vein, if a newer Penis Enlargement'er wanted to try a more advanced exercise, and after carefully doing it again felt fine, should he force himself to wait X amount of time before advancing to them? Again, there is a chance for injury and probably the vast majority of newbies like myself would injure themselves if they tried them - but what if you didn't hurt yourself?
It always comes down to "everyone is different", but if you don't carefully try it, how do you know? My one personal example involves Lazy Ass Stretches. People say try three or four sets a day for 10 minutes each. Others talk about going a little longer provided you "come up for air" periodically. Since I am in front of computer for a good deal of the day, I have probably sat on my thing for 5 or 6 hours a day (not counting breaks). I feel fine, my penis looks fine, but I am definitely not following the script here. Or should I be?
Everyone is different, though most of us probably fit into some sort of group that is similar to others. One guy could feel like his crank is coming off after only a few jelqs (maybe because of technique, or maybe because his penis is different then others), and the next guy feels like the energizer bunny and his penis is fine.
If things could be wrong and a person doesn't know it, it is important that we learn what those things might be. However, if everything looks good and feels good, and that is the determining factor, then is a person being too aggressive if he does substantially more than what is considered the norm? I know you don't want to rush into Penis Enlargement, and you can't make it grow overnight. But why limit oneself initially too much if all the indicators are positive? I have lifted weights for over 25 years, so I guess I have learned things about my body and setting a routine that someone who hasn't exercised much would (though none of my lifting involved my penis!!). While personally I don't want to Penis Enlargement for more than 45 minutes a day (maybe 5 days a week), should someone whose penis is fine not go longer if he choose to? I am well aware of burn out, too much too fast, but that is not the same thing as injuring yourself. In the same vein, if a newer Penis Enlargement'er wanted to try a more advanced exercise, and after carefully doing it again felt fine, should he force himself to wait X amount of time before advancing to them? Again, there is a chance for injury and probably the vast majority of newbies like myself would injure themselves if they tried them - but what if you didn't hurt yourself?
It always comes down to "everyone is different", but if you don't carefully try it, how do you know? My one personal example involves Lazy Ass Stretches. People say try three or four sets a day for 10 minutes each. Others talk about going a little longer provided you "come up for air" periodically. Since I am in front of computer for a good deal of the day, I have probably sat on my thing for 5 or 6 hours a day (not counting breaks). I feel fine, my penis looks fine, but I am definitely not following the script here. Or should I be?
