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Some of my veins are tight so I am concerned.
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Concerned in what way Hanma? Do you mean you don't know if its the cord or a vein? Because there very different.Comment
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Well there are times when I feel somethign tight ...Future owner of a glorious cock.
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Other threads suggest v-stretches, fulcrum and lots of heat. When I hung it was always BTC focusing on the ligs so maybe this is where things need to change. Maybe there could be a thread put together for the steel cord with links and info that we find?Comment
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Well, when I do stretch during the warm up phase, there is a bit of resistance. Well obviously, there are ligaments in the penis that limit the motion of the stretches, but after reading this thread I am just unsure.
I cannot get to stretch a great amount, I'd say there would be roughly an inch of a difference between my FL and FSL.Future owner of a glorious cock.
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You know what, I'll post my pics tomorrow.Future owner of a glorious cock.
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This was posted by a guy called pudendum on Thunders=
I have come to this party very late (after all the fun seems to be over). I know a touch about penis anatomy, having had the chance to dissect one during med school during gross anatomy. Arteries, veins and nerves do give some resistance to stretch, but I agree that it is not as much as other structures in the penis.
This so called "Dorsal Thickening" that has been discussed here and in other threads is in fact a thickened part of Buck's fascia which acts to protect dorsal vessels and nerves of the penis. You would not be able to feel the penile septum between the cavernosa - it represents a fusion of the tunica between the 2 cavernosa - it's not that thick.
In Schwartz's Principles of Surgery, Chapter 40. Urology, by Jeffrey La Rochelle, Brian Shuch, and Arie Belldegrun:
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Surrounding all three bodies of the penis [CC and CS] are the outer dartos fascia and the inner Buck's fascia. The dorsal nerves of the penis, which provide sensation to the penile skin, derive from the pudendal nerves and, along with the dorsal penile arteries, travel along the dorsum of the penis within Buck's fascia.
In Smith's General Urology, Chapter 1. Anatomy of the Genitourinary Tract, Emil A. Tanagho:
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Each corpus is enclosed in a fascial sheath (tunica albuginea), and all are surrounded by a thick fibrous envelope known as Buck's fascia.
Buck's fascia invests the entire CC/CS and is not thicker than the tunica, but on the dorsal groove between the cavernosa it becomes quite thick and firm.
The vessels and nerves are in a vulnerable area on the dorsal part of the penis, in a slight cleft between the two cavernosa. The vessels and nerves must be protected when the penis is in its functional state (hard and ready to plunge). The Buck's fascia is markedly thickened around these vessels. As the penis approaches its full erect length, the longitudinal fibers of the Buck's fascia become taut and protect the vessels and nerves in 2 ways. 1). It invests the vessels and nerves and by surrounding them with rigid fibers that buffer them from the stresses of intercourse. 2) The restriction to further stretch by Buck's fascia protects the nerves and blood vessels from being tugged to dangerous lengths which could damage them. (Remember "Veins, arteries, and nerves do not provide much resistance to tension.").
It has been said multiple times in this thread (and elsewhere) that the tunica cannot be considered to be a uniform structure. This is true for the penis as a whole. The rate limiting step to enhancement (length and girth) will be that tissue(s) with the greatest resistance to stretch and lengthening (both longitudinal and circumferential). This may vary from guy to guy, but we all know the most resistant ones are the tunica and the dorsal thickening which is more correctly termed Buck's fascia. We all know that when you place great stress on these most resistant structures, other less resistant ones (vessels, nerves and ligaments) may be at risk of injury, so care must be taken when doing high tension/stress PE (which is not a new admonishment to anyone who reads this forum).Comment
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I think we all need to workout whats we need to do to get past this cord. What I've read so far is that A-stretchs, V-stretches, Inverted V stretches, Fulcrum Stretches (All kind of the same thing) are the exercises that should help, Alot of threads I'm reading are old though. I wonder If bundled would help too?Comment
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OK stretch out your penis as far as you can , with the other hand feel the cord, does it feel like you could pull it like a guitar string? Mine is from the base to just below my head right on top of my shaft. I cant feel it when flaccid just when flaccid stretched.Comment
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Well, not really. It doesn't have the tension or the resistance a guitar string would have. It seems softer. Looser, perhaps.Future owner of a glorious cock.
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8x7 yes i know about that thread in Thunders , i am starting to think that i just cant gain lenght and my 6 inch is looking damn small i really want this 1 inch gain i would be happy on 0.5 too , i just putted so much work in this and i am not seeing anything ...Comment
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Twister I feel for you, I've been at this years and only gained 1/8th in length. Maybe I can change that now by working on exercises that will target the cord.Comment
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Hanma maybe that wasn't the best way I could describe it but I'm not sure how?
Look=http://www.*************.org/forum/showthread.php?t=124860&page=23&pp=15
Lots of descriptions and some guys work out that they have it or don't, good read.Comment
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