un-circumcized & smaller = difficult PE?

[1onemoreinch Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 1onemoreinch]

This is my first post and i've been reading for about two days now, finding that most my answers can be answered by simply reading through other topics.

It does leave me one quesiton though; Do un-circumsized men with smaller penises (mine is 5.25 inches) have a harder time with PE? I find that it is difficult with foreskin to get a good grip for the beginner stretches (at least to feel any real tension) and hazard to guess that any tpye of hanging would be difficult. I've looked for other threads but haven't found answers and feedback would be appreciated before I embark on a year or so of PE.

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

Do you pull your foreskin back for your stretches?

[1onemoreinch Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 1onemoreinch]

sure do. I guess I just don't get a good grip to feel any real stretch.

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

When i began PE stretching was a nightmare (skin continously moving). Eventually i got a decent grip by putting my thumb and first finger under my penis, gripping below glands (not touching them) and squeezing firmly and then stretching.

I think we are at a slighter disadvantage PEing because we can't just do an ok grip and pull (like cut guys) but as long as you can get a decent grip during stretches then you are gonna get gains.

[DemOne Banned Find all posts View Profile Close DemOne]

Starting size and if one is circumcised or not doesn't doesn't mean anything towards if someone will be difficult to do PE or not. The body may be smart, but not smart enough to prevent growth due to current size and whatnot.

[1onemoreinch Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 1onemoreinch]

Thank you for the honest and clear feedback. The skin moving around everywhere seems to be my biggest annoyance right now, but I'll definately work on it and read more.

[DemOne Banned Find all posts View Profile Close DemOne]

That's all just a part of learning techniques properly. Everyone goes through the same issues in the beginning.

[loko13 Member Find all posts View Profile Close loko13]

so for un-circumcised .. should the foreskin be pulled or it can be normal while doing PE????????

[toystory Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close toystory]

yea ive had the same problem stretching, i know i shouldnt but i tend to let my hand use the ridge of my gland for bit grip...

btw.... what is your method of jelging with foreskin...

pulling back foreskin behind gland and engorging gland???

or jelging with foreskin covering gland and not getting the same engorgement due to build up of fluid??

and what are your gains in girth behind gland from what method??

thanks a million in advanced guys.. hard to find uncircumcised pe'ers!!

[Pongmob Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Pongmob]

As with so many aspects of PE, what's best is probably what works best for you. I'm uncircumcized, but I don't have a lot of foreskin. My starting length is also pretty considerable, so this might not work for everyone.

Here's what I do: for stretching I cup my penis with 4 fingers on the shaft under the glans and put my thumb directly on the glans. Looks like a "thumbs up" sign. This allows me to control the pressure I need to get the stretch and keeps me from pulling just the skin. There is very little direct counterpressure against the thumb and since I stretch completely flaccid, my glans feels less stress than when I do an ok grip under the glans that I have to grip very hard to keep from pulling just the skin. If I do that, the glans engorges a lot and it feels like a very tight jelq or uli-- defintely not what I want for stretching.

For jelqing I found that erection level and the amount of lube (plus the right kind of lube) are crucial for me. I use Liquid Silk. A lot of it. Then with the erection at probably 60-70% I start an ok grip (I mainly use the reverse one) with the foreskin about 80% pulled back. With the jelq towards the glans, the foreskin moves up to about 50% coverage. Then I do the base grip with the second hand and release the first hand that I then use to pull the foreskin from behind the base grip back to 20% coverage. This is back to step one. I have not had any fluid buildup yet and I'm seeing very good results overall, including the glans. This only works with the right super-slippery lube, though.

Of course you should always listen to your own body, so what works for me might not work as well for anyone else.

[CLR Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close CLR]

I am a noobie, so please take my advice with caution, What I do, and has me thinking that it works, is I, for the first jelq out of the gate, let it will cover a good portion of the glans, right before I hit the glans with my OK grip, I kegel flex which engorges the glans with blood, thus naturally pulling my skin a little further back, then with the left hand I grab the base, squeeze and pull down a little bit to keep the pressure up and retract the skin and then I rinse repeat. This has been the closest ive come to an uncut esc jelq. Can someone please critique my technique and tell me if it is to much. I am having very small random aches in my wiener through out the day, but I am pretty sure that is normal, they don't hurt.

As for the stretching process, having a bitch of a time finding a comfortable method other that grab under the glans and deal with it.

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

An uncircumcised penis has a more sensitive glans from being protected all the time. After pulling on the glans over a few months, the glans will toughen, and you can pull harder. As for jelqs, you can do dry ones easier if you have more skin.