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>I hope my posting is not too confusing.<
No, but your drawings are. Both of these drawings are from the angle of between the guys legs, looking up. They are irrelevant concerning any of the questions you asked.
>Question 1:What is a high exit point in this 2 drawings?<
Cannot tell anything from the drawings.
>a)Does every penis , no matter if you have a high or low exit point, exits the body just directly under the pubic arch (upper single triangle point in the drawing)?<
No. Each penis travels under the pubic bone. Then, some may exit the skin immediately, a low LOT. The rest travel up the front face of the pubic bone a certain distance, before exiting the skin.
>Or in other words, the lig(s) hold(s) the penis just under the arch and the other end of the lig(s) is connected to the pubic symphysis.<
The ligs do NOT hold the penis just under the arch. Well, there are some ligs which do this, but they are not relevant. The ligs which hold the shaft on the front face of the pubic bone are the suspensory ligs.
>b)Or do you mean with high exit point that, the higher the ligs are conected to the pubic symphysis, the higher your exit point is?<
Yes, and the degree of tightness of those susp ligs. I still have a high attachment point, but much longer ligs now.
>This would also mean, that every penis exits the body just under the pubic arch (upper single triangle point in the drawing).<
The drawing is not relevant. The triangles you refer to are not relevant. The shaft travels just under the pubic bone. The triangles are further back.
>If this is the case, im asking me how long the pubic symphysis is! I wanted to know the lenght of my pubic symphysis, so i started to measure it.
I started measuring from the top of the arch!
So the top of the arch is your startpoint. Now, the problem is to localize the other point to measure the distance.
I did it the following way. I stood normal, my back was straight, and pressed the fingers of both of my hands at the top of the arch. Then i went with all fingers up (palpating the bone)to the direction of my stomach. My fingers went up and were on the bone all the time. Then i palpated a curve, which means that the bone curved inside my body.<
I believe the average front face of the PB is 37 mm. However, the collagenous tissues may attach the shaft even higher than the pubic bone, into the collagenous webbing of the abdomen.
Yes, the bone curves.
>I interpretated this curve not as the front side of my pubic bone anymore.<
I consider it all, curve included, to be the front face of the pubic bone.
>I hope this interpretation was right. I did so, because i couldnt think of the possibility,that the ligs are connected to the curve, may be they are connected to the beginning of the curve, which i define as the end of the pubic front face.<
As I said above, the ligs can be connected all the way to the abdomen.
>I hope you got my ideas on how to measure the lenght of your pubic symphysis. Mine was 2 cm long.
When my way of measurement is right the average lenght of the pubic symphysis is 1,8-2,5 cm ( i assume this).
This would mean, that the differences between a high,low and normal exit point would be just some millimeters. A low exit point sits under the arch, a high exit points sits on top of the pubic symphysis and medium exit point sits in the middle, 1 cm above the arch and one cm below the end of the pubic symphysis.<
No, you do not have the right ideas.
>Question 2: What does lowering your exit point mean, when looking on the drawings?<
Nothing. You would need drawings from the side or frontal aspects.
>When point a) in question 1 is true, a lower exit point would mean, that your penis will lower only in the urogenital triangle after some lig work by
hanging or stretching.
In other words, it will lower from the top of the arch(can also be described as the upper single point in the triangle, the 2 lower points are building the border line to the anal triangle) to the dotted line where the end of the urogenital triangle is and the anal triangle begins. This would mean i have reached the lowest possible exit point<
No. You are completely wrong. If you lower the exit point from the aspect of the urogenital triangle, your shaft would fall out of your ass. Wrong angle in the drawings.
>Does the border line between the urogenital triangle and the anal triangle can be interpretated as the end of the pubic bone, the one you are talking in your manuel palpation test?<
No. Nothing to do with nothing. You are looking up between the drawings legs.
>When doing the full nudity test, do you have to press your legs together?
Im asking this, because i saw some picture here at [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/join-now.html]MOS[/words] (it was the guy in the s-curve thread) and at thunders, where all guys were doing so.
Is it necessary because you can see the groinal grooves better this way?<
I do not think it makes much difference.
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