Hello all,
I joined PE gym just to post this question/topic.
I am interested in PE via jelqing and have seen some posts of horror stories such as: my penis has been numb for a year after jelqing, my life is ruined because of jelqing etc. Also, I saw somewhere else (can't remember where and can't speak of the credibility of the source) that jelqing generally decreases sensitivity of the penis. Obviously I don't want these side effects. And obviously, a lot of these stories could be "trolling" by BS male enhancement gimmicks that want to sell you a product, and are trying to scare people away from jelqing (which is free). I know jelqing has been done for a long time but that doesn't inherently make it "safe" or "right." Circumcision has been going on for thousands of years and we all know how messed up that practice is. I guess before I start out on this journey of PE, I would like to know if any of these concerns are legitimate. Of course, one must be reasonable in their approach to this sort of thing, but could even a healthy routine cause loss of sensitivity?
Thanks for your thoughts in advance, I did some searching for this topic and didn't come up with a lot. Was hoping for some elaboration on the issue of sensitivity, both good and bad.
Richard Dickenson
I joined PE gym just to post this question/topic.
I am interested in PE via jelqing and have seen some posts of horror stories such as: my penis has been numb for a year after jelqing, my life is ruined because of jelqing etc. Also, I saw somewhere else (can't remember where and can't speak of the credibility of the source) that jelqing generally decreases sensitivity of the penis. Obviously I don't want these side effects. And obviously, a lot of these stories could be "trolling" by BS male enhancement gimmicks that want to sell you a product, and are trying to scare people away from jelqing (which is free). I know jelqing has been done for a long time but that doesn't inherently make it "safe" or "right." Circumcision has been going on for thousands of years and we all know how messed up that practice is. I guess before I start out on this journey of PE, I would like to know if any of these concerns are legitimate. Of course, one must be reasonable in their approach to this sort of thing, but could even a healthy routine cause loss of sensitivity?
Thanks for your thoughts in advance, I did some searching for this topic and didn't come up with a lot. Was hoping for some elaboration on the issue of sensitivity, both good and bad.
Richard Dickenson

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