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Re: Short Frenulum, I think

Written by Ralesk at 07 Jan 2004 20:58:33:

As an answer to: Short Frenulum, I think written by DB at 06 Jan 2004 16:06:43:

>I posted on here an age ago. I had a tight foreskin, and with some months of stretching (and some idle months) it's now a lot looser.
>I have no problem with retracting while flaccid, and can retract and return while erect. Stretching the retracted foreskin 'down the shaft' is uncomfortable, however. There's tension in the frenulum and the glans is pulled out of shape by the frenulum pulling down, if that makes any sense.
>At any rate, the problem's not dreadfully serious but I'd like to get things loosened up a bit more. Are there any techniques to stretch the frenulum? I don't like the sound of 'ripping' it at all - how does that happen, I reckon I want to avoid it?
>I think I'm a few months away from being a success story, I just need help with what feels like the last leg. Certainly, I never thought I'd get this far when I started.
>-DB

Well, I "managed" to rip mine while masturbating, back when I was around 14-15 or so (can't be arsed to remember dates!). Anyway anyway... what Ivan suggested is one way, I'm doing that every so often to my damaged but since healed frenulum, and even if slowly, I do experience some changes. It's a bit different from what it was for example 3 years ago. Then again, I'm not an active stretcher.

You asked for details, you get details :P There is the thin, about 1mm diameter string of skin going from the pee hole down in direction shaft. Now after ripping it, it's like as if there had been a 1/2 mm incision at one point, which resulted in a little bump at the top, and the rest of the frenulum to... well, remain to look like a frenulum. I don't even know anymore where exactly it ripped, the whole thing is quite uniform in that sense and looks normal, except for the bump under the pee hole.

I can also suggest gripping and pulling the lower part of the foreskin forwards, it might be easier to control (definitely more 'boner-safe'!).


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