expressive stretching is specifically designed to pull out the inner penis, of which there is several inches unexposed inside each man.
There has to be penis inside the body. You cannot have all of your shaft outside your body. Where would it attach to, if that were the case?
There are two ways to make length gains. The first is lengthening the suspensory ligament (or severing it, if you take the surgical route), and the second is lengthening the actual shaft itself, through stretching devices, hanging, etc.
Lengthening the suspensory ligament lowers the shaft exit point, allowing the penis to hang lower on the pubic bone, and also exposes a small segment of inner shaft, which was previously anchored to the pubic bone. So, there are actual gains to be made through lig stretch, but even if you take the most extreme route of severing it through surgery, you would be extremely lucky to gain anywhere near an inch. The rest of the gains are made by using some form of traction, to lengthen the shaft itself.
"On average, the surgery increases flaccid penile length by 1–3 cm, especially with post-operative use of a PTD (
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Penile elongation surgery is less commonly performed in the public sector, but involves a collaborative approach between urology and plastic surgery. Congenital and acquired micropenis are the classic surgical indications for penile elongation surgery. ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
A PTD is a Penile Traction Device.
So even in the most extreme case of severing the ligament through surgery, nobody is gaining the "several inches" you are talking about. There will always be inches of inner penis, because there HAS TO BE. If not, it would just be floating around in front of your pubic bone, and wouldn't be anchored onto anything.
At best, lengthening or severing the suspensory ligament will transfer more stress to the inner portion of penis BELOW the pubic bone anchored by the fundiform ligaments,
and the greater overall stress along the entire shaft can help in creating more deformations through stretching, but it is not actually going to shift the portion of your shaft which is BELOW your pubic bone, in FRONT of your pubic bone. The portion of shaft below the pubic bone cannot shift forward, only downward. The only portion of shaft that can shift forward and downward is the part that is held up by the suspensory ligament, which is nowhere near "several inches" according to the science article I cited from NIH. The rest of the gains are made by stretching the actual shaft itself through some form of traction, to lengthen the tunica.
I try to accomplish this by making the point of pulling as close to the base as possible.
Okay.
I think of regular stretching as stretching what you can see. Then there's the tunica as well!
I do not understand what you mean. Do you mean stretching the outer shaft? Any outward force will not only stretch the outer shaft, but the inner shaft as well, so I really don't get your point. The tunica takes stress with any form of stretching, at every angle.
I didn't completely agree with your post above, but hey, oh well, we're all here to learn, especially me! Cheers!
You do not have to agree with me. I am just putting my knowledge out there, like everyone else. But at the very least, if you do not agree, you can tell me why you think I am wrong, and debunk my claims by providing evidence.
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