Your post seems pretty shallow to me, but I can blame my own wording for your misinterpretation of my post. I know that I specifically complained about the terms that were used, but really it was more about HOW the terms were used. To me, there was little to no explanation on the process, and mind you, I looked around on that forum for some help before posting anything on here.
The only thread that I could find that would somewhat answer my questions was this:
Measurement Abbreviations and Acronyms - Penis Forum
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PEGym Forums - Announcements in Forum : Beginner's Forum
And none of my questions were answered... However, with common sense, I think I know what "5on2off" is supposed to mean - 5 days exercise, 2 days rest? And I'm assuming "splitted" means that you divide the process into two separate sessions, although I have no idea what you do in between and for how long this "split" is supposed to last.
But I have done some research in the past, and it seems that one's process is slightly different from another's. It's not that I don't have enough patience, it's just that I have no idea what I'm supposed to do. I'll quote one of the posts in here that talks about trying to disprove PE, but it probably describes also what you're supposed to do if you want to make any gains:
You seem to have some genuine interest. I would recommend you become a member at PE Gym. Read up on the beginner's routine. You will find pictures and videos describing the techniques. After you have reviewed them, post any questions you may have. People there are generally quite helpful.
Another good forum is Thunder's Place. Again there is a beginner's routine, pictures, videos and other tutorials. Thunder's Place only opens to new members periodically, however, but I don't believe you need to be a member to view much of the material.
Big Al has also frequently posted a link to his beginner's routine on this subforum.
Yes, there are slight differences in the different beginner's routines but they are more alike than they are different. Sometimes the same technique will also go by two or more different names. For example, Fow's "Fowfers" are also called "Lazy Ass Stretches".
Basically, all of the beginner's routines include the following:
1. Some type of warm up. Many use warm water. Many use a rice sock or a heating pad. Some use a radiant heat source or an infrared lamp.
2. Stretches. Basically these are simple stretches done by grabbing the shaft and stretching the penis out in various directions, typically holding the stretch for 30 sec at a time.
3. Jelqing or "milking". Various grips are used but the most common is an "OK grip" formed with the thumb and index finger. Wet jelqs are done using lubrication. Relatively high pressures are generated within the corpora by squeezing with the OK grip starting at the base of the shaft and proceding relatively slowly to just below the glans. Dry jelqs can by done without lube and require some laxity of the skin of the shaft. The fingers do not slide over the skin during dry jelqs. The skin actually moves with the fingers over the shaft.
4. Kegels. Just as women do after childbirth. The Kegel exercises strengthen the bulbocavernosus muscle in men and improve erection quality.
5. Stamina work or "edging". Maintaining an erection for a prolonged period of time by masturbating just shy of ejaculation. Many feel this helps guys develop better control. Some feel that edging actually works with other techniques to facilitate size gains. Some guys claim to have developed the capacity to have "dry orgasms" and multiple male orgasms this way.
There are lots of other techniques including use of various devices such as hangers, extenders, all-day stretchers, vacuum pumps and water pumps (like the Bathmate) as well as clamping. I would advise you to stick to the basics initially and as long as you are seeing gains. For many guys, the primary goal is not size gain but improvement in stamina and erection quality.
This subforum often has some worthwhile information but is generally not the place to go for information about PE.
Some people claim to have pursued PE regularly for prolonged periods of time without seeing gains, so there is no guarantee. It is not uncommon for guys to see an initial significant gain, called "newbie gains" after which continued size gains take considerably greater investment of time and effort. For example, Fow says he gained an inch and a half in length in the first year along with 1/2 inch in girth. I gained just over an inch in a year but relatively little girth. Since then length gains have been stubborn (but slowly coming) but girth gains were steady. Most guys gain much more slowly than they would like so it is very much a long-term process. The threads you see here reporting results (or lack thereof) after three weeks are basically meaningless.