Bob Merski says some 13-year old boys are more mature than some 17 year olds

Bob Merski wrote the following posts on the online penis enlargement (PE) forum “ThundersPlace.org”:

1. At 6:33 pm on December 31, 2010, Bob Merski wrote “I think a father telling his son about PE has a totally different dynamic than a brother telling a younger brother. My relationship with my dad is much different than my relationship with my brothers. It’s a maturity level thing too, not just age. There are some 13 year olds more mature than some 17 year olds. This definitely isn’t a one size fits all conversation. Kimish brings up the point that he wants what’s best for his son, and the approach my dad would take with me would be a LOT different than the approach my brothers would take with me.”
2. At 11:14 am on December 21, 2010, in response to another user who said “12 years old is too young to even hint at PE,” Bob Merski argued in reply “I believe it’s all in the approach. With the internet kids these days are exposed to a lot more than we think at age 12. In the United States kids get the “changes” talk in school at that age. And from experience I can tell you I was masturbation at age 12. 🙂 A light routine, with an emphasis on penis health, not size, shouldn’t make him obsessed. He’ll probably want to masturbate more than he does PE. By 15/16 I think the boy is old enough to know that PE is also about size.”
3. At 5:48 pm on January 7, 2011, in response to someone who said “…Can you imagine what 5-6 years of PE along with natural growth would give him by the time he is 17-18” Bob Merski agreed and wrote in reply “Good point about girls dealing with changes in puberty and, if presented properly, a boy going through male changes could be introduced to PE with minimal impact, and comparing PE to sports/over-exercising when discussing it with your son. Good analogy to help him get the point that it has to be done in moderation. I can only imagine what 5-6 years of PE along with natural growth could do for your son.”
4. At 8:58 pm on January 10, 2011, Bob Merski wrote “Interesting post, wad. I think that’s a real possibility for your son to get a huge head (no pun intended) from doing PE. I think that guys who do let their sons in on PE have a responsibility to also raise their sons to not be too cocky. You should want to raise your son that way regardless if you let your son in on PE or not. To me, it’s not so much that you want your son to do PE as much as it is letting them know you do it, it works, and it’s out there. Why would they ask you in NPE was possible if they don’t even know it exists? If they choose to do PE after letting them know it’s out there and it works is their choice. I love the last line where you called your sons whores! hahahaha That’s hilarious! Glad they’re getting their fair share of pussy!”
5. At 12:36 pm on January 16, 2011, Bob Merski wrote “WestLA, your son doesn’t come to you expressing any issue with puberty either, but you talk to you son about that. Why? Because you want your son to know the facts. In the 70’s, dads gave the “the birds and bees talk”. In the 80’s and 90’s, dads added safe sex and condoms to the talk. In the 2000’s guys that know about PE can add that to the talk. It’s a sign of the times. Kids usually don’t come to their dads with problems and issues, for many reasons. But usually they just don’t. If your son doesn’t bring up an issue with safe sex, should you as a dad just not talk about it? Of course not. It’s up to the father to be a father to their son, and I’m not talking just PE. It’s definitely not for everyone, but for some guys on here they choose that for their sons. What their son does with that information is up to him.”
6. At 2:20 pm on January 16, 2011, Bob Merski wrote “I wouldn’t talk to my son about penis enlargement surgery. Knowing my son is already touching himself to masturbate I would let him know with a slight change in what he’s already doing he can improve himself. What he does with that information is his choice. (Bob was speaking figuratively here, his son was born a few years later, and is now around 11 years old)
7. At 1:43 am on January 20, 2011, after a user said that teaching penis enlargement to a young teen is abuse, Bob Merski argued back that “Guys have posted on this thread already that they’ve let their 13 year old son in on PE, and to associate that in any way to the child abuse of a pedophile is not where this thread needs to go. Everyone that’s on the forum is an adult and the fathers that posted want what they feel is best for their son, be that let them in on PE or not. People do what they do for their own reasons, not ours, and we have to respect how they want to raise their son, not judge them for it.”
8. At 4:48 pm on March 29, 2011, in response to another post, Bob Merski wrote “in response to another post “”I understand people who say 12 is too young to start PE. I feel it’s more a maturity thing than an age thing. You have to know your son and what he’s mature enough to handle.
9. At 6:35 pm on May 3, 2011, Bob Merski wrote “Good for you Mr. Schlong! The door is open now. The next time you get a chance to speak with your son alone, you can let him in on PE. Sounds like he was interested in learning more about it after your wife chimed in.”

Bob Merski was a teacher around the age of 34-35 years old, and would soon run for Erie City Council. He is now a state representative with a young son around the age of 11. Is his son safe? How much does his wife, Emily Merski, know and condone?