Question TO DLD. Got the DVD and Sizegenetics, what to expect?

Hey!

Anyone feel free to answer my question.

After years of putting Penis Enlargement off, im finally here to try to make something out of all the money spent.
My hope is to gain 2 inches in length and 1 inch in girth. I have the ability to wear the extender for 5-6 hours a day and i have 30 minutes in the morning for a manual routine.

Can this be accomplished in a year if one is consistent? Is it possible to get more than 1 inch in girth in 1 year?

I would gladly appriciate any feedback.

My tools are.
Dvd and sizegenetics.
I cant get the Bathmate- atleast not yet.

Also, will my results be permanent or will i have to do maintenance?

Definitely achievable. Also, the Bathmate is amazing, get it when you can. Gains are permanent, and maintenance helps maintain everything.

Vetiver;577998 said:

Definitely achievable. Also, the Bathmate is amazing, get it when you can. Gains are permanent, and maintenance helps maintain everything.

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Well im asking because it just seems like a lot to ad 2 inches in length and 1 inch girth. There seem to be only a few people on the forums who have pulled that of, especially wihtin a year?
Redzulu i think was his name, and some other guys seems to have done very well, but they seem like they are the exceptions.

Bromodez;578009 said:

Well im asking because it just seems like a lot to ad 2 inches in length and 1 inch girth. There seem to be only a few people on the forums who have pulled that of, especially wihtin a year?
Redzulu i think was his name, and some other guys seems to have done very well, but they seem like they are the exceptions.

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It's not inconceivable to achieve those gains. The first step is having faith in yourself, otherwise you are setting yourself up for failure.

Just start P.E.ing! The sooner the better. Give it a shot for a year, you'll never know your potential until you actually do it. Try not to compare yourself to others, learn from them, yet don't fret over gains vs. gains.