Increase in erect penis hardness - without PE

[Hanma Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hanma]

Hey guys,

So this is something that has been on my mind for some time, but never got around to asking it due to laziness.

So, I have not done PE in over 2 years. Even so, I have noticed that the veins I gained through my routine before my routine's cessation have remained to this date, and that's great.

Secondly, and the point of this thread, is that for the past 5-6 months I have noticed more hardness when my penis is erect. I'm not complaining, I think it's great, but I don't know the reason.

The top and sides are quite hard while the bottom part is soft in comparison. It doesn't feel as "developed" (I don't know if it's the correct term). I think I know the reason why but I want to confirm here.
My erection always pointed up towards the sky so I'm guessing this means that the top part has stronger muscles (?)
Due to this, I always try to tuck it in my underwear so it's pointing up and pressing against my pelvis making it easier to hide my boners when I'm outside. But it doesn't always work. It's flaccid so it just slips back down.
So when I get erections again, the top of the penis faces resistance against my underwear and pants when it wants to point up again.

Also I have been working with my laptop on my lap even when I'm laying down. The extra weight adds extra resistance when I get erections. When I do kegels I actually make the laptop move up too, and it's an old bulky one.

And we know how resistance trainings work our muscles.

So do you think this might be the cause?

When I try to edge and do kegels, I feel the hard part of the penis "contract"more than the PC muscles below my balls, which makes it harder to achieve a DO.

I don't know if you understood any of that ...

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Kegels can alter the erection angle. Even though the PC doesn't directly anchor the penis to the pubic symphysis (the suspensory lig does that), the muscles and tissues in that area do get firmer from use. This can have an effect over time of increasing the erection angle.

The result can be more pronounced if nothing is done to counter this (like stretches), and if a high level of tension is used during kegeling.

This is also one of the reasons why [when you're new to kegeling] it's recommended you only as much force as is necessary to complete the rep(s). Once you reach a certain level of mastery you can begin to add higher intensity techniques.

[Hanma Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hanma]

Hey Al, thanks for the reply. Does this mean that I unintentionally caused an imbalance?

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Hey Al, thanks for the reply. Does this mean that I unintentionally caused an imbalance?

That depends on what you mean by "imbalance". Some subscribe to the theory of balance involving the kegel and reverse kegel exercise. If that's what you mean, then please read Caution about adding the Reverse Kegel to your routine for more on this.

If you mean more equanimity between tissue strength and flexibility, then very likely yes. One doesn't have to be spared in favor of the other, and optimally, you'll want to develop a high degree of tissue strength and flexibility.

[Hanma Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hanma]

Hmm I'm not sure if I explained it properly or if I misunderstood the structure of the penis. I'll report back in a couple of weeks.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Looking forward to your reply