In response to the posts here, I want to say that I have a ton of respect for the guys on this board, and my intentions were never to bash or criticize anyone that understood and weighed the risks of getting
PMMA or any type of PE surgery. We all have a right to make our own decisions, and I'm not here to judge anyone. It's a wonderful thing to have greater intimacy in relationships, less anxiety and subconscious turmoil about size, and being able to feel complete as a man, regardless of the path it takes to get there (in many cases). I recall feeling insecure about my size from an early age, and I can relate to all the guys who have spent countless months stretching, pumping and
Hanging only to have minimal gains. I own more PE equipment than sports gear and the idea of getting past this preoccupation used to seem like an impossible task. I am not even saying that one day I will not decide to move forward with some type of surgical PE or
PMMA. I just feel like the recent threads and posts are heading towards this becoming a board where the majority of readers actually feel worse about themselves with the result being a lot of guys making decisions based purely on emotion. While we have a great community of guys that post daily, statistics show that usually only around 1 ' 2% of people actually post on any forum. There are hundreds and potentially thousands of guys that may be affected by this board in the future, good or bad. As does the guy who ended up with the bad surgery and wants to warn other guys, I too feel that many will see this board and all the threads saying 'High 5, Congrats of your Monster
Cock'. women love 7'
Girth'my 5.5' is small'8X6 is common'my friend was 12'', etc' and make a decision that may potentially damage their lives for a long time to come, with the truth being that most of them should have never taken the risk. In my opinion, it is not enough to hope that medical science will advance alongside any potential future problems, deeming them non-issues. As I said earlier, I hope the absolute best for everyone here, but if it turns out that
PMMA has more complications that previously thought, it could be devastating for a large number of people. This may never be the case, but can you imagine if it turns out that a certain kind of
PMMA causes
Necrosis for even only 5% of guys after 10 years. There are guys now that would prefer their old size compared to the lumpiness of
FFT, can you imagine the devastation they would feel over
Necrosis on their shaft skin? My point is not to put down anyone that made an educated decision to take the risk, but to simply say that, in my opinion, it is not worth it for most guys. Almost 90% of us fall within a reasonably close average range and it's already been shown in most studies that 5.5'
Girth is big. Most guys are well below this
Girth and they satisfy their girlfriends and wives just fine. Beyond that, if you are with anyone that puts you down based on the size of your
Dick, you are an idiot to carry on that relationship, kids or not. Any woman worth having would never stoop to that level anymore than you would call her ugly or fat. Sad to say, quality women are becoming more and more rare these days.Of course, I am not referring to couples that decide together to go down the PE road for their own reasons where the woman is understanding, supportive, and not the pushing force behind the choice.