What Age Should You Start Your Son On PE And How Should You Go About It?
Big Schwanz Acht
@Big Schwanz Acht
sorry...I just think I reached my limit at that moment, lol
I don't think i'd tell me son, I mean if he grows up knowing about PE I think he could grow an insecurity just of out me mentioning it. And think it's something he'd have to do with his genetic size. If he asked or was insecure i'd tell him, but I wouldn't want to fix something that isn't broken.
lightlyfried;684732 said:
If you have a good relationship with your Son, one like I have with Armand, my Son, they will trust you and come to you if there are problems he might be having. As a good Father it is important to listen to your Son's fears or issues and reassure him with what you feel he is ready to take on. My Son had penis concerns when he was young, maybe 9 years old. He came to me and asked what normal was and I sat him down and explained it to him. I showed him his measurement and let him know where most boys were at that age. He was in the 5" area and I told him he should be so happy with what God gave him. After this he never cared about size again. He knows everything I know as far as PE goes and he is a brilliant man with a great background in physics so at some point I hope him to come on board to help out.
In the end what matters most in a Father Son relationship is that you are best friends, that you treat him as your equal, that you set a good example, that you allow him to fall and help pick him up when he does, that you love him always and unconditionally. These are the most important parts to seek out.
doublelongdaddy;684741 said:
This is one thing I aim to be as a father eventually, I never had a good relationship growing up with my parents, not abusive, just distant. I'd want to be very open with my children and feel they could come to me with any dilemma without being judged.
lightlyfried;684795 said:
And that will come to you. My Son is my best friend and we spend as much time together as we can. In a way I sometimes feel like he is guiding me more than me guiding him. I have a wonderful Son and he does take very good care of his Daddy!
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templnite
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kyomoto;717482 said:
I think he's trying to trick us into saying something criminal. Its like if someone starts a thread titles "what's the best method of rick-rossing (date raping) someone". What would happen is they would refute him right way or help give him what he seeks, making the forum look either morally conscious citizens or splatter-rape cunt slicers clit blood garglers.
The right answer is when at age of consent (in the us) and to gk about it openly and honestly , no svengali funny buisness. Otherwise its child abuse and even violation and what if he breaks his dick because of you.
Imagine a mom that starts her daughters of on kegel balls? She's bassicaly programing her to think that's all she should aspire to do, to grip that cock and get fuked so that some punk can nut insider
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templnite
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717506 said:
If the son is eighteen then that's the first epart of your answer (at this age his personality is set and you can't tell him what to do, that's why you wanted to catch him young). What's weird is that just two posts above you say age doesn't matter :/ oukay. Its not weird to educate yor kids but thats not what you were plotting was it.
You sus bruh. Even the username reminds you of those Jim Jones cults "I'll take your wife with god by fucking her" type of shit. Nigga the highest one is god and he says specifically "anyone who harms the children better to tie themselves to this millstone and throw yourself in the sea" . Y'all know sosavelli and me love the children, damn chief has like twenty at only nineteen
Idk what type of weird fetish youre into that involves getting your little boy to do penis exercises but its clear noone wants nothing to do with it. We don't need that in our spirit, you give off negative energy
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stillwantmore
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717506 said:
Nothing wrong with any of that.
There's a big difference between physically coaching in person and answering questions about their penis and sex, or turning them on to information about enlargement....the [words=[URL]http://www.mattersofsize.com/join-now.html]MOS[/words[/URL]] forums for example.
templnite;717512 said:
Temp, Show some respect, behind the scenes He has been a superstar for the Brotherhood. He is responsible for bringing thousands of men into the Brotherhood. For no money and for no recognition, this is the first I have come out with this. He has done so much to keep us growing that if you knew you would be giving him praise. He has a deep curiosity into PE and how it effects children and at what point a child should be exposed to PE. This is an ongoing discussion that will more than likely bump up for the rest of time.
i guess my perspective on this has changed a little bit. i told my boy to stretch it out when he is alone for blood flow, but only because my wife was worried that it was very small. you can 100% have a conversation about penis enlargement without making it overly sexual or creepy. the penis is a natural part of the body and i also try to drop red pills about penis enlargement whenever i read threads by insecure kids on 4chan or wherever about penis size. Planting the seed about PE in somebody's head could actually help them a lot especially if they are insecure and still growing mentally and physically. we can change almost anything about our bodies (within reason.
stillwantmore
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I agree Acro. I think homophobia plays some of a role in this fear of this topic. There's nothing inherently "gay" about our sexual health as men. We deserve as much as women do to discuss our sexual parts to include educating our sons about their bodies. Women do it. We should too.
LONGERDICK7+
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I have no kids lol but if i had id let him know maybe when in his teens
Big Schwanz Acht
@Big Schwanz Acht
is this bordering on incestuous pedophilia on any level? I don't mean to drag this into the darkest alley/gutter of The Internet, but exploring ones sexuality is a deeply personal journey and could be unknowingly 'tainted' by a fathers 30 year-old (+/-) prism. I am 100% supportive of complete transparency, but you must take into account the stage in which their brains have developed...it's too easy to put your adult mind upon the child. It just seems like a very dangerous mixture that could have immediate or latent repercussions. Am I the only person who has a visceral reaction when I see this thread pop-up?
LONGERDICK7+
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Big Schwanz Acht;718047 said:
Quite interesting perspective,definitely a good way to observe things, when you mention brain development some kids can develop their brains earlier than others or maybe they are aware of things that some other kids dont..
that Can be a really complicated situation if we start to think about the side effects,And yeah that can be true i dont think an 18 yo would be able to understand PE.The same way a 24 yo kid does...
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templnite
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Big Schwanz Acht;718047 said:
That's what I was thinking ike when bipumpers come around only to exhibit themselves but is really advertising for chomo soliciting. Like fishing for other like minded individuals to explore their depraved fantasies through dm's.
Or could be not as bad but if you don't have very "family orient/sfw" environment and Christian morals them kids almost guaranteed tobe another miley Cyrus. Either way stilly only comes out of retirement to rebuf me
Big Schwanz Acht
@Big Schwanz Acht
718053 said:
I'm not certain one can lob-out a potentially incendiary topic such as this without it be subject to judgment. I don't know you on a personal level, but I can ascertain from your posts that there's nothing creepy/predatory about you...as a matter of fact, I align with the majority of your thoughts. (that's the main reason I didn't chime-in earlier and thought this thread had run its course).
My thought was that you had already put together the 'basics' of an answer in the event that your son ever was curious and came to you with honest questions. The way the question reads is rather ambivalent and I, for one, interpreted the words quite differently...hence my earlier post.
Bottom line, he's not my son, I've never walked in your shoes, and I applaud your ability to create an open-enough dialogue with him that this could potentially be raised. (personally, I would never ask my parents about anything along these lines, but on the other hand I wish I knew about PE at a younger age).