Woodie,
>I'll try my best to explain how it feels. I think you understand how I hang in an upward angle. When in this position, my skin is relatively loose and the pull is directly hitting what I've always thought were my ligs by looking at the dozens of diagrams of the penis. It's either the ligs or the dorsal vein, but it can't be the vein because it is too hard and veins extend easily and would "collapse" when I pinched it. It is roundish, the diameter of a thin, dress shoestring, runs right under the top of the shaft from inside my body (obviously) all the way to the head. If I pinch the top of my penis along the shaft, it's the only hard thing I feel. It is always harder the the rest of my penis, whether flaccid or erect. When I pull straight out flaccid, it's the only limiting factor, the skin is not stretched at all. That's about as detailed as I am able to describe it. Again, I've always thought it was my lig, but...<
I suppose it could be a lig, if it was loose when stretching at the upward angles. But if it is tight, as you describe, I would say it is a longitudenal fiber or bundle of the tunica, or the septum. Not a lig, if tight.
>As far as
hanging down, the best way I can describe it is, I don't feel all the pull or pressure on the thing I described above. I feel the pull and pressure in the sides (not on the sides like the skin, but internally like the CC) like it's hitting the internal structure of my penis. Yes, there is some pull on the (above), but I feel more, I guess the word to use is pain, in the sides, but not the (above). I let it hang to the right and left of my balls, it won't hang straight forward when I'm almost
BTC. <
Here you could be hitting the fundiform ligs on either side of the shaft, or the lateral suspensory ligs. The feeling should be toward the base, or sides of the base at the lower angles.
>I feel soreness internally in the base area as well as inside each side near the base of the shaft. And like I said, whatever this is seems to be my only "limiting factor" for regards to length. It needs to be stretched if I have any chance of gaining length.<
Is that feeling at the lower angles?
>I know a little about biology, and this is not a nerve or vein, unless it is severly thrombosed and has become "solid." Veins collapse and stretch easily, as do nerves.<
That is correct. You could not palpate a nerve, and a vein would be stretchy.
The ligs connect to various aspects of the pubic bone, and either wrap around the shaft, in the case of the fundiform ligs, or attach to the tunica on the top and sides of the base of the shaft, the median and lateral suspensory ligs. So they act a bit like the cables that support the boom on a crane, that raise and lower the crane.
Since the attachments of all the lig bundles go from the pubic bone to the shaft, or around the shaft, the upward angles of hang would have a hard time affecting the ligs. They should generally be loose when
hanging at the upward angles. By the same token, they should generally engage, at some point, as the angle of hang goes down.
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