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Uniform measurements

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2022 8:50 am
by denwa4485
Just a few months in on the injection journey and all is good. My question to all on this forum is when we want to get a measurement of success and length, what is the staring point for the ruler? The pevic bone would seem like the most consistant point-we all have one, right? Hope the Committee for Uniform Weights and Measures will "length in".

Also, how do I attach a signature on the bottom of the post?

Re: Uniform measurements

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2022 10:04 am
by bldoink
Yes, bone pressed firmly against your pelvic bone is the accepted standard. A solid ruler works much better for length than a tape. Of course if you want to measure girth you'll want a cloth tape but you can use a string and transfer that to a ruler.

Click on your user name in the far right of the blue bar near the top of the page. It's kinda under the "CONTACT US". That will bring up the "User Control Panel". Directly under where it says "User Control Panel" click on "Profile". Then, on the left, click on the second option down "Edit Signature". Now type whatever you want in the box, within reason as the number of characters is limited. Then at the bottom of the page click on "Submit".

Re: Uniform measurements

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2022 6:32 pm
by Hunchback
I never understood the "pelvic bone" part...

Re: Uniform measurements

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2022 7:08 pm
by 68CatFan
I just measure starting at the base out to the tip. Essentially, the length of what will actually go in your partner.

Re: Uniform measurements

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2022 11:40 pm
by bldoink
The pelvic bone part is because it's always the same, it's an objective measurement. The skin and fat pad it's on can change and is subjective. That's the reason. It's more scientific, hopefully.

Re: Uniform measurements

Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2022 5:44 am
by Hunchback
bldoink wrote:The pelvic bone part is because it's always the same, it's an objective measurement. The skin and fat pad it's on can change and is subjective. That's the reason. It's more scientific, hopefully.


Yeah, figured as much :)
Cause otherwise i don't think it's representative of your "actual" size, what your partner will see and (normally) experience is not "to the pelvic bone".