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Re: Standards...

Written by Ivan at 28 Apr 2003 20:57:36:

As an answer to: Re: Standards... written by chImp at 28 Apr 2003 20:23:08:

>Surely, Jim stretched his foreskin length-wise. However, in order to do so, you have to stand upright and attach some *heavy* thing to it.

The only purpose to attaching a weight is to provide constant tension on the skin, so that the cells get the message to be fruitful and multiply. This tension can be provided in a number of ways, including weights. tape, springs, and others.

> You *can't* sleep and stretch length-wise at the same time.

I assume you say that based on your belief that weights must be used, but you could let the weights dangle past the foot of the bed, letting the corner act as a pulley, so that the pull was still toward the feet, just as weights would do while standing.

> Hence, Jim has no experience with passive stretching of the foreskin while asleep.

Since the premises of your argument do not stand, the conclusion as wll cannot. It might be true, but your arguments do not establish it.

>Keeping hard objects out of the way from a strategically very important organ-the glans- when unconscious, is not a bad idea!

Because ...!? It seems to me that it depends a lot on the object and the physical positioning it has to the penis. If something will cut off circulation or abrade tender areas, then of course. But that doesn't mean that people who have looked into the matter can't guide you to safe ways. This is certainly no worse than falling asleep with one of those mouthguards you can get to protect against bruxism - after all, you generally don't want to fall asleep with a foreign object in your mouth - but when it is an appropriately configured foreign object then it is no big deal at all.
>>Does skin stretch only in one direction?


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