After Stretching

Hey Guys.

I am mostly a stretching guy at this point in my PE career. I have tried to look up as much info here and there to try and be as effective as possible.

Currently I am using a DIY extender (the “Darknight”) an average of 2 hours each day, and manual stretching any chance I get throughout the day, probably a total of 30 min.

Something I have been trying to do, that seems to make sense to me (yet I haven’t been able to find anyone else mention it) is after a long stretching session, I immediately engage in a light jelqing session until I get a full erection.

My theory is that I’m flushing out the system, and getting a fresh supply of blood to the area where any “damage” might have occurred, and to be honest, after being stretched in a flaccid state for a couple hours it feels very refreshing.

Has anyone got any reason or experience as to why I should or shouldn’t be doing this?

How in the he’ll did you get a career in pe? I would love to know how.

To answer your question, Maintaining a fresh blood supply is the basis of my entire pe program. I even pump on off days even at my sorest to flush out any blood clots or lactic acid. To keep yourself from bruising keep it short, keep it warm, keep it pink.

I’m calling it a career, because it’s something I plan to invest a lot of time and effort in over the next ?? Years.

Also, it didn’t seem like I’d be sending the right message by calling the constant pulling and stretching of my penis with my hand, a job. (Ha ha)

Yeah btw never call it a handJOB or a blowJOB we all know how women hate to work during sex lol.

I’ve recommended for a long time that people finish with light jelqs then firegoat rolls (rolls work best after light jelqs) to flush the tissues with fresh, nutrient laden, oxygenated blood and to avoid discolouration.

I’ve been doing those for a long time. Except I call them firestarters.

I think I’m starting to see why people are having such a tough time getting the search results they want.

Three different posts can give three different names for the same action.

Not sure how to fix it, but I can certainly see how it would complicate searches.