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Retaining at night extends your restoration day. By wearing an o-ring at night, the eventual nocturnal erections will be doing the tugging for you while you sleep. The o-ring will pull your outer skin as your penis engorges with blood, keeping your foreskin stretched for as long as your erection lasts.
However, a few things should be considered before attempting to wear an o-ring at night. First, you mush have the skin to do so. I recommend waiting until you are a CI-4+ or 5 before you give this a try. Second, your foreskin must be used to wearing o-rings comfortably throughout the day. Third, you must do an “erection test” when awake while wearing a ring, to make sure your skin is able to keep the ring on while erect.
What’s an erection test? You put on an o-ring, watch some porn, and without stroking, let your erection happen, and see if the ring stays put, or if it gets pushed off by your growing penis. If you do an erection test with a ring on once a week, and if you keep a well orchestrated tugging regiment, you will notice that the ring takes longer and longer to come off your penis. Eventually, it will reach a point in which the ring clings for dear life to your foreskin, while you cannot get any harder. Once you reach this stage, give yourself another month, then it will be safe to sleep with an o-ring at night.
At first, several things will happen. For the first month, your ring will come off while you sleep. This happens because nocturnal erections tend to be “harder” than erections when awake, pushing the ring off your penis. If this happens, just put the ring back on.
Once the o-ring stays put for sure, you will also experience mild edema, or swelling, at the tip of the foreskin when you wake up in the morning. This is normal. Just press the swelling all around, remove the ring for a few minutes until the swelling goes away, then put the ring back on. This happens more often when you’ve had long lasting nocturnal erections; erections lasting for several hours tend to give you more swelling at the tip than shorter lasting erections. As your skin continues to grow, the morning swelling will become less and less frequent.
After about a months of wearing an o-ring at night, your nocturnal erections will feel more comfortable; to the point in which you will seldom wake up at night due to the slight pressure on the glans. Once you reach this stage, it is time to try wearing a second ring at night. And as your skin grows progresses, you should continue adding rings to keep the tension going.
As of now, I wear 6 o-rings at night comfortably. It is getting to the point in which my nocturnal erections with 6 rings is so comfortable, I don’t wake up anymore when I’m having one. In a few weeks I should be able to wear 7 rings to bed without difficulty.
One thing to keep in mind is that wearing o-rings at night aid in growing more outer skin than inner. If you wear o-rings at night, make sure your daytime tugging routines aim at growing more inner skin than outer.
However, a few things should be considered before attempting to wear an o-ring at night. First, you mush have the skin to do so. I recommend waiting until you are a CI-4+ or 5 before you give this a try. Second, your foreskin must be used to wearing o-rings comfortably throughout the day. Third, you must do an “erection test” when awake while wearing a ring, to make sure your skin is able to keep the ring on while erect.
What’s an erection test? You put on an o-ring, watch some porn, and without stroking, let your erection happen, and see if the ring stays put, or if it gets pushed off by your growing penis. If you do an erection test with a ring on once a week, and if you keep a well orchestrated tugging regiment, you will notice that the ring takes longer and longer to come off your penis. Eventually, it will reach a point in which the ring clings for dear life to your foreskin, while you cannot get any harder. Once you reach this stage, give yourself another month, then it will be safe to sleep with an o-ring at night.
At first, several things will happen. For the first month, your ring will come off while you sleep. This happens because nocturnal erections tend to be “harder” than erections when awake, pushing the ring off your penis. If this happens, just put the ring back on.
Once the o-ring stays put for sure, you will also experience mild edema, or swelling, at the tip of the foreskin when you wake up in the morning. This is normal. Just press the swelling all around, remove the ring for a few minutes until the swelling goes away, then put the ring back on. This happens more often when you’ve had long lasting nocturnal erections; erections lasting for several hours tend to give you more swelling at the tip than shorter lasting erections. As your skin continues to grow, the morning swelling will become less and less frequent.
After about a months of wearing an o-ring at night, your nocturnal erections will feel more comfortable; to the point in which you will seldom wake up at night due to the slight pressure on the glans. Once you reach this stage, it is time to try wearing a second ring at night. And as your skin grows progresses, you should continue adding rings to keep the tension going.
As of now, I wear 6 o-rings at night comfortably. It is getting to the point in which my nocturnal erections with 6 rings is so comfortable, I don’t wake up anymore when I’m having one. In a few weeks I should be able to wear 7 rings to bed without difficulty.
One thing to keep in mind is that wearing o-rings at night aid in growing more outer skin than inner. If you wear o-rings at night, make sure your daytime tugging routines aim at growing more inner skin than outer.
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