So lads I need to know now. how do I actually grow my dick

>>41688648
flaccid dick has little to nothing to do with hard dick size, and hard dick size is all that matters
all you can really do without a meme scam product is lower your body fat low enough to where there is no fat around the base of your dick but that doesnt make it bigger it just uncovers part that was covered

>>41688648
All you do with a soft cock is piss. Dudes with big soft cocks generally don't gain any length when they get an erection.

I'm above average for hard dick length and when I'm soft I'm under 3 inches. No one cares.

>>41688666
>>41688702

it doesn't get much bigger hard, maybe 5 inches max.

Still, any suggestions? I'm 6'3 240(a lot of which is fat, but with my size it's masked well) so basically I am way bigger than most of my peers in every category but that.

There's gotta be some way that actually works, right?

>>41688750
>There's gotta be some way that actually works, right?
Silverback Gorillas average under 3 inches erect. There's basically no correlation between body size and cock size, except that fat dudes have some of their cock buried in the pelvic fat.

>>41688750
Lose weight. Many people gain some dick length when they lose fat

>>41688821
Interesting. Thanks mate

>>41688750

5 inches isn't even that bad. I mean it's small ish but who cares.

>>41688648
get an erection, that might help

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>>41689497
>5 inches
>not that bad

>>41688821
OTOH, as you're losing weight and if you go very low BF, you lose your libido and ability to get erections.

>>41688648
If you stroke it with your hand it grows

>>41688702
thats bullshit, my dick is 4.5 inches soft and grows to 8+ hard.

>>41689825
4.5 soft isn't "big", if you were merely a show-er, you'd have a dick an inch shorter than average.

A big limp dick is 6 inches+.

But 80% of people who self report an 8 inch + erection are overstating by at least an inch, if you compare self reported data to study measured data.