Hi all,
I haven't made any updates as I haven't been doing any 'exercises'. That being said, I have shifted my focus to the rest of my body. I've been hitting the gym pretty regularly and I've managed to drop 30lbs since the beginning of the year. My self-image is at an all time high so I haven't given the jelq topic much thought!
I'm going to post a few thoughts on this. I've done a lot of casual thinking and I'd like to share what I've learned.
In the meantime: I stumbled across this article about penis size written for women by women and I think it could likely be one of the more self-affirming articles you will read on penis size.
Enjoy!
http://www.lifescript.com/life/sex/nookie/does_size_really_matter.aspx
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Took a little break - don't panic!
Back on Dec 10, 2011 I posted "No Change, No Surprise", where I explained that I hadn't seen any gains in 30 days. I wrote that I wasn't discouraged, and was going to continue with my routine.
Well, that didn't happen. :)
The truth is I've been very busy for over a month and I basically haven't done anything in the PE department. I haven't quit and I'm not discouraged, I simply took a break. This entire topic is a little obsessive, and I didn't like how it was invading my daily thoughts. I was happy with the way I looked, I felt pretty good about myself, and didn't want to have this nagging obsession following me into the holiday season. I wanted a little more balance. I took a break.
I'll likely re-start the routine in February and see where that takes me. I'm curious to see if a six week break will make any difference in my body's ability to 'grow'.
Just for the record, I did take some occasional measurements during this time and nothing has changed. I have to assume based on this information that results are permanent?
Talk soon.
Well, that didn't happen. :)
The truth is I've been very busy for over a month and I basically haven't done anything in the PE department. I haven't quit and I'm not discouraged, I simply took a break. This entire topic is a little obsessive, and I didn't like how it was invading my daily thoughts. I was happy with the way I looked, I felt pretty good about myself, and didn't want to have this nagging obsession following me into the holiday season. I wanted a little more balance. I took a break.
I'll likely re-start the routine in February and see where that takes me. I'm curious to see if a six week break will make any difference in my body's ability to 'grow'.
Just for the record, I did take some occasional measurements during this time and nothing has changed. I have to assume based on this information that results are permanent?
Talk soon.
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