What Age Should You Start Your Son On PE And How Should You Go About It?

Disco Dave;718589 said:
You don't have to talk to your kid about pe. You only need to leave your laptop open with the [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/join-now.html]mos[/words] newbie forum visible. Lol.
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Hahaha thats actually a great way for an introduction
 
Big Schwanz Acht;718543 said:
templnite;718371 said:
That's around the time of first icepic, If it wasn't for that dirty trifling slut I might have never learned about pe. QUOTE]

God works in mysterious ways, lmbo
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true enough, if a woman never crushed me i wouldnt have found out about penis enlargement and i am happier now so things end up working out sometimes
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kyomoto;718373 said:
Correct. Bond is best when you actually do it right. Remember to always regenerate that feeling of urge you once did so you can continue being the undead being to take over the PE realm
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In what language does this make any sense?
 
I don't see why a actual number needs to be put onto this topic. I'm pretty sure everyone here understands no 2 people are exactly alike and therefore neither are our kids. Therefore as a parent you will know if/when this topic needs to be discussed with your child. To many factors to set a specific age such as maturity level, father and son relationship, growing patterns etc etc. I understand why someone would ask the question but at the same time
It's your child so you as a parent will know better then anyone else. One thing I do feel needs to be addressed though is we are all obviously here because we want to grow, we were not completely happy with how we were before but just because this is something we are doing does not mean it's for our child so do not let your insecurities or your want/ needs to grow make you think it's something they will need or even want.
 
If a father has a good relationship with his son(s), and when I say good I mean close and intimate, just like we are with each other here, then the child will trust the father is he has confidence issues in anything in life (including penis size). My Son comes to me with all His suffering as I do with Him and in this we solve our issues together. If you do not have a relationship in tis capacity of trust it is very difficult to know your sons pain. In this, a child will go off for opinions from their friends, not the best place to get information. Open the trust gates with your children so you can share in all parts of their lives and to do this trust in them first.
 
i agree, for most boys it wont need to be brought up at all. i guess the bottom line is if you do bring it up do it in a healthy non creepy way, and it could probably wait until adulthood for most people unless medically necessary...
 
smitty2590;718836 said:
I don't see why a actual number needs to be put onto this topic. I'm pretty sure everyone here understands no 2 people are exactly alike and therefore neither are our kids. Therefore as a parent you will know if/when this topic needs to be discussed with your child. To many factors to set a specific age such as maturity level, father and son relationship, growing patterns etc etc. I understand why someone would ask the question but at the same time
It's your child so you as a parent will know better then anyone else. One thing I do feel needs to be addressed though is we are all obviously here because we want to grow, we were not completely happy with how we were before but just because this is something we are doing does not mean it's for our child so do not let your insecurities or your want/ needs to grow make you think it's something they will need or even want.
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Pretty much. It's when the parent himself or herself believes he is mature enough for this type of concept.
 
kyomoto;718919 said:
Pretty much. It's when the parent himself or herself believes he is mature enough for this type of concept.
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Exactly I completely agree. All I was trying to get at from all that is there is no age to say exact because everyone is different for the op asking this if he has to ask I'd say hold off. You'll know when you and your child are ready for that conversation. I completely agree with dld about the relationship aspect of this question. Me and my father are super close and I can say and tell him anything and that is what's needed for this.
 
smitty2590;718965 said:
Exactly I completely agree. All I was trying to get at from all that is there is no age to say exact because everyone is different for the op asking this if he has to ask I'd say hold off. You'll know when you and your child are ready for that conversation. I completely agree with dld about the relationship aspect of this question. Me and my father are super close and I can say and tell him anything and that is what's needed for this.
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This is an old post lol but it just helps create more discussion
 
kyomoto;718919 said:
Pretty much. It's when the parent himself or herself believes he is mature enough for this type of concept.
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Not really. It is not so much that they reach an age and they are ready but more that they are suffering and come to you for advice. Many men, may out of self-insecurity, push their child into PE. This, in itself, will cause more damage than if you did nothing at all. Some children will never want or need this and this needs to be respected. This is why I have said that the relationship needs to be very close in order to have the trust necessary. Maturity does not become a point when a son is introduced to PE, it is when they have a need for it.
 
doublelongdaddy;719001 said:
Not really. It is not so much that they reach an age and they are ready but more that they are suffering and come to you for advice. Many men, may out of self-insecurity, push their child into PE. This, in itself, will cause more damage than if you did nothing at all. Some children will never want or need this and this needs to be respected. This is why I have said that the relationship needs to be very close in order to have the trust necessary. Maturity does not become a point when a son is introduced to PE, it is when they have a need for it.
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Dld is for sure a very wise man. Great words of wisdom there bro.
 
doublelongdaddy;719001 said:
Not really. It is not so much that they reach an age and they are ready but more that they are suffering and come to you for advice. Many men, may out of self-insecurity, push their child into PE. This, in itself, will cause more damage than if you did nothing at all. Some children will never want or need this and this needs to be respected. This is why I have said that the relationship needs to be very close in order to have the trust necessary. Maturity does not become a point when a son is introduced to PE, it is when they have a need for it.
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I believe it is necessary to have maturity. You can teach your son when he needs it but may be immature about it mentally thus not preparing himself for a true love devotion rather just having sex because its fun as fuck with no good intention but selfishness.
 
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