Hi,
I'm new to restoring, didn't yet do much stretching. I am completely confused about the effects of stretching and the anatomy, and I don't want to do anything wrong which is permanent.
I was circumcised at birth. I have about 3/7 inner foreskin (white sensitive skin, from the circ scar to the glans) and 4/7 shaft skin (insensitive, darker screen from the circ scar to the base of the penis).
I guess to have as much inner foreskin as possible is better because it's more sensitive. But in general, I just want to have the same anatomy of intact males. But I don't know how. It's all very complicated and confusing to me. I also browsed some website about anatomy, but it didn't help much to understand.
When I watched an intact male on porn once, it seems like they have both inner and outer skin and the outer skin slides above the inner. Obviously in my case (and the images I've seen of other circumcised people) it can't happen since what we have is a big patch of continuous skin. There are no layers. How are the layers created by restoring, if they even can be created?
If I stretch with manual tagging the whiter skin between my circ scar to the glans, where would it go? In my mind's eye it would just collect itself at the spot where I stretched.
Similarly, If I stretch with manual tagging the blacker skin between my circ scar and the base, in my mind's eye, a lump of excess skin would collect at the base of the penis.
So, why would any new skin I create by manual stretching have the tendency to want to go to the glans and over it and form "the roll" above the glans? and what's more confusing to me is how can the blacker skin even reach the glans if the skin is located at the base, there is distance to the glans and there is the whiter skin standing in it's way - and all this skin is one continuous layer, not two "riding on top of each other" layers like I've seen in intact males?
and final question, how much inner foreskin do I need? if right now it's 3/7, what should the ratio be ideally?
I'm new to restoring, didn't yet do much stretching. I am completely confused about the effects of stretching and the anatomy, and I don't want to do anything wrong which is permanent.
I was circumcised at birth. I have about 3/7 inner foreskin (white sensitive skin, from the circ scar to the glans) and 4/7 shaft skin (insensitive, darker screen from the circ scar to the base of the penis).
I guess to have as much inner foreskin as possible is better because it's more sensitive. But in general, I just want to have the same anatomy of intact males. But I don't know how. It's all very complicated and confusing to me. I also browsed some website about anatomy, but it didn't help much to understand.
When I watched an intact male on porn once, it seems like they have both inner and outer skin and the outer skin slides above the inner. Obviously in my case (and the images I've seen of other circumcised people) it can't happen since what we have is a big patch of continuous skin. There are no layers. How are the layers created by restoring, if they even can be created?
If I stretch with manual tagging the whiter skin between my circ scar to the glans, where would it go? In my mind's eye it would just collect itself at the spot where I stretched.
Similarly, If I stretch with manual tagging the blacker skin between my circ scar and the base, in my mind's eye, a lump of excess skin would collect at the base of the penis.
So, why would any new skin I create by manual stretching have the tendency to want to go to the glans and over it and form "the roll" above the glans? and what's more confusing to me is how can the blacker skin even reach the glans if the skin is located at the base, there is distance to the glans and there is the whiter skin standing in it's way - and all this skin is one continuous layer, not two "riding on top of each other" layers like I've seen in intact males?
and final question, how much inner foreskin do I need? if right now it's 3/7, what should the ratio be ideally?
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