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Any suggestions for keeping one's foreskin retracted behind the head? |
Issue Not circumcised and don't want to be, but I do enjoy "wearing' the skin back behind the head at times. It keeps me semi hard all day and makes the head very sensitive and quite erotic to masturabate Best Tip Careful....if you do this to frequently you might end up desensitizing the head of your penis. Less feeling in the head of the penis due to the head constantly rubbing on fabric is one of the reasons always used as a reason not to get a circumcision. Others Any suggestions for keeping one's ears firmly attached to the side of one's head all day? What a dick.... NO NO NO don't do that. You can actually cut off the circulation to the head and cause permanent irreparable damage to it. Please if you don't want it get rid of it. If you want it "wear" it right. keeping your foreskin retracted for brief periods isn't harmful but doing it for extended periods can cause a few problems. Yes, your exposed head feels more sensitive now when it is exposed for a little while but if you leave it out for too long it will get dry and begin to lose sensitivity; the opposite of what you want. So go ahead and retract yoru foreskin when you want a little boost in stimulation but after just return it to it's normal position to retain the moist, sensitive head. As for how to hold it back, well, there is not really a safe way. Rubber bands and other items which constrict the penis are dangerous (can cut off circulation and result in severe medical situation). Of course you could sew it back but most guys don't have the nerve (or should I say they have too many nerves) to do that. I'm not sure if you could use a little tape down the top of your shaft; that might give you enough hold though I would suggest shaving off any hair that could get caught in the tape; shaving is way less ainful than pulling it out. Just remember that you only want to hold it back for brief periods so no all day or 24/7 taping... |
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