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You can disagree all you want, it doesn't change the fact that shaft skin in contact with mucosa doesn't cause some sort of spontaneous irritation. "Thinking"...Leave a comment:
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Actually the phrase is "ignorance is bliss". You should consider that, and consider this: there is another phrase, a truthful phrase, without...Leave a comment:
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There is nothing in the makeup of either tissue which would cause "irritation" when they are in contact with each other. There is nothing "unnatural"...Leave a comment:
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There is a natural occurring cavity (empty space) behind your penis. If your penis is flaccid, you can push your penis back into that cavity easily....Leave a comment:
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Ok, mostly for me and the one reader out there who probably already know this. Let's look at one aspect of the "young people" thing, while we...Last edited by Reality; 04-22-2018, 08:21 PM.Leave a comment:
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And I'll add:
Someday, someone, some editor with average intelligence, will actually research the practice of tugging and realize that tugging...Last edited by Reality; 04-21-2018, 10:16 PM.Leave a comment:
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I don't agree with parsecskin on this, and here's why:
If you have a minimum of loose skin you can use bandaids in a cross pattern to retain....Leave a comment:
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You have two options, as I've said and you apparently didn't get: lying, or they started with very significant loose skin, which they could roll down...Leave a comment:
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Depends on what you do for work (does it involve physical motion around hard surfaces), and what your understanding is concerning devices (weights are...Leave a comment:
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Nothing that I know of. The "surprise" factor involved in our practice is a period of time off, and then resumption of a schedule again, and...Leave a comment:
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Haha, point taken, and it's my point every time I throw shade on the popular press. I've found that the history of some event, or in this case a practice,...Leave a comment:
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Generally speaking, yes. Just keep in mind that a cycle is an on/off event. So as long as you get multiple on/offs in your schedule then you are tugging...Leave a comment:
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Sadly, NORM does as much to keep old restoration myths alive as it does to "support" restoration knowledge. It touts Science, but then contradicts...Leave a comment:
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I can't remember if I've posted this link before, but it bears re posting even if I have (and nobody here reads them anyhow; gets in the way of the chatter):...Leave a comment:
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But the "father"? Nope, not hardly (and that site needs an overhaul to bring it up to the actual "modern" day).
History...Leave a comment:
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As somebody who is as interested in the history of restoration, it irks me to see Griffiths described as the "father" of restoration. Aside...Leave a comment:
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Nobody here has the knowledge, or the license, to accurately diagnose (let alone legally diagnose) what is going on. It could be a lot of things, including...Leave a comment:
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No. That is not okay. Retaining does not cause new skin growth. You do not understand tugging.Leave a comment:
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Haha, good one : )...Leave a comment:
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