Welcome Back, Papaverine!
Comparing the difference in erection quality, papaverine with alprostadil is way better with a very impressive hardness and much less pain than alprostadil with prostaglandin E2. After a hiatus from papaverine, the sensations of its effects are both new and comforting: I feel the corpus cavernosum expanding and the new sensation is where the stretch/ache is rather noticeable. The central part of the penis is the septum, which seperates the two corpus cavernosum, and this is exactly where the tension is felt when close to 99% erection. It feels as if the septum is being stretched forward and being compressed by the erectile bodies on either side. The feeling is a positive one (compared to the hurt and abused feeling of PGE-2), and after the erection subsides, relief is felt immediatly but still sore.
So comparing my options, papaverine is welcomed back and PGE-2 is put to the back of the shelf for now. This brings me to an important point: only self-experimentation can determine what works for you. There are so many theories floating around the penis enlargement world, including this blog and PE forums. When it gets down to individual response, theories are supported or rejected based on experimentation results. But my results may be different than someone else's, which brings me back to my point: the only sure way of knowing if something works it to do it and try it. There is where the excitement lies, and it also seperate the men from the boys.if you want a bigger toy, you have to play the game (the game being self-experimentation, because reading theories have to cumulate to something real at some point!)
When someone questions my methods, my answer is this, "From your own experience, did it work for you?" If they didn't even try it for themselves, why not? Some methods work for some people and not for another. So why are we arguing about opposing theories, especially if you do not have any real life experience to refer to? This is why I am thankful to be banned from penis enlargement forums: too many opinions, not enough experience, and lots of anonymous negativity. I learned what I needed to know from the forums, but at some point I outgrew them and just did my own thing. Thankfully many guys out there share new stuff with me via email, but sifting though forums for relevant info just aggravates me now. I learned so much from them, but now I learn more from my own experiments.
Please don't think that I'm a tad bitter from being banned from the forums. So many people ask me questions expecting me to spend a lot of time explaining the details of my protocol, and in the end many are not commited enough to go ahead and do it (which makes me feel that I wasted my time with them). When I started charging for consultations to seperate the curious from the serious, the forums banned me (accusing me for looking for clients). I had so much more free time to focus on my hobby by not answering questions, which took a lot of energy and distracted me from my own problems.
My advice to you: make a protocol for yourself and stick to it. Find out what works. Waste your time and money testing things out like I did and everyone else in this field, because at least you know for sure what works for you FROM EXPERIENCE! This is a long term pastime my friends, and you need to get your hands dirty to benefit from it.
Whoa, that was heavy! I wish you all luck on your endeavors, and remember: results are the most important goal. Proving theories is secondary. Get out there and grow!
Keep in touch!
Ronielle