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The persistent red patch on the underside of my glans was especially sensitive to touch this morning. I took the day off to give it a rest but I'm trying to get in a few hours tonight.
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8 hours last night.
Running tally: 543
Daily EHC: 8/24 = 33.3%
Weekly EHC: 42.5/144 = 29.5%Comment
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Maybe it was a bad idea to press ahead last night. Today the skin on the underside of my glans was very tender and even hurt rubbing against my underwear when I walked. I took the day off. Zero hours. Maybe tomorrow I'll try some hours in the noose.
Running tally: 543
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 34.5/168 = 20.5%Comment
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Zero hours today. My glans is feeling a lot better. The red patch is still there, but I'll probably resume tomorrow.
Running tally: 543
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 0/24 = 0%Last edited by pudendal; 12-08-2014, 01:01 AM.Comment
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The skin over the red patch is now sloughing off in big pieces. 3 hours in the noose today. Guess I'm going to avoid the vacuum for a while. Hoping maybe my new DIY XL bell will help prevent this chronic irritation once I get it put together.
Running tally: 546
Daily EHC: 3/24 = 12.5%
Weekly EHC: 3/48 = 6.3%Comment
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With this latest injury delay, I wanted to go back and see how all of my recent skin issues have impacted my weekly hours. I started keeping track of my weekly EHC 9 weeks ago. During that time, I have averaged 40.5 hours per week for an average weekly EHC of about 24.1%. This means I've been in the extended state for just under a quarter of all hours during the past 9 weeks. Going back over the weekly totals, there's a clear pattern of relapsing skin irritation whenever I'm able to get my hours totals back up to where I'd like them to be resulting in intervening weeks with fewer hours as my skin heals.Comment
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Zero hours today with skin still extensively peeling and no time for the noose, but I did find time to shop for the rest of the materials to finish making my new DIY XL bell.
Running tally: 546
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 3/72 = 4.2%Comment
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Most of the remaining dry skin flaked off in one sheet during my shower this morning. It's a little sensitive underneath. Sticking with the noose for now. 2 hours in the noose yesterday.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 2/24 = 8.3%
Weekly EHC: 5/96 = 5.2%Comment
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Still avoiding the vacuum. Zero hours yesterday.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 5/120 = 4.2%Comment
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Skin on underside of glans still looks a little friable after peeling. Zero hours yesterday.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 5/144 = 3.5%Comment
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Skin looking better today. Zero hours yesterday.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 5/168 = 3.0%Comment
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To be honest, I'm in a bit of a funk and having trouble getting my motivation back after this injury break. Zero hours yesterday.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 0/24 = 0%Comment
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Zero hours yesterday. Made some progress on my new DIY bell.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 0/48 = 0%Comment
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I had already harvested the phallosan valve and transplanted it into the neck of the first shampoo bottle. Today, I laminated the 2 layers of shampoo bottle plastic together and finished carving the condom lip out of the pvc nut. After the epoxy sets overnight, I will attach the condom lip tomorrow and apply a final outer layer of epoxy. Still haven't returned to my routine. Zero hours the past couple days.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 0/120 = 0%Last edited by pudendal; 12-19-2014, 12:34 AM.Comment
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I've assembled all of the pieces for my new DIY XL bell and tested to be sure it holds the vacuum and fits the tension clip. All I have left to do is add a bead of epoxy along the inner lip of the condom ridge, so it will be smooth against my skin, and apply a final coat of epoxy to the outer surface of the bell. Hopefully I'll have time to finish this tomorrow. Then I'll wait for a couple days to be sure it's totally set before using it. Still zero hours.
Running tally: 548
Daily EHC: 0/24 = 0%
Weekly EHC: 0/168 = 0%Comment
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