Jelqing problem with uncircumcised penis

Hi. I am new to the forums and have been reading a lot of the posts. I would like to start of by saying that there is a great deal of information on here and of that I am grateful. However, I read some threads about dry jelqing for uncircumcised guys but I could not find anyone else who has my problem. When I jelq with lube, everything is fine, meaning that my hand can slide from the base towards the end. But, when I do dry jelqing, it seems like my O.K. Sign stays put while clinging onto the skin and although I feel that there is pressure building up towards the tip, the hand stays in the same place without sliding forward ( still stuck to the base ). Although I feel that there is pressure building up there is no sliding because it stays on the base. This might be hard to understand but any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.

I’m a full male also, and I have no idea what you are experiencing.

Well, yes, it is hard to understand. I am uncircumcised and I prefer dry jelqs. You should start about 1-1.5” over the base, gripping slightly the penis, just enough to move the skin; go toward the base, then make the grip tighter, just enough that you feel you can move blood and not just your skin, than move forward (milk); the skin would act as a lubricant, if it is clear what I mean.

I never could bear dry jelqs as my skin got sore fast.

I do wet jelqs beside a hot bath and plenty of soap for heat and lubrication, though soap is not recommended because it can cause irritation.

It’s never bothered me because I’m made entirely of steel.

Did I just say that outloud?

I need sleep.

I f you can follow this ,good. Two positions required in the jelq, whether wet or dry; the base position and the final position just below the corona of the glans. In wet jelqing you can start at the base and with adequate lub, simply slide to the position just below the glans. In dry jelqing you cannot start the jelq at the base. The dry jelq assumes that you have plenty of skin that literally folds over itself to accomplish the total shaft distance from base to glans. With your penis un-retracted and in a normal semi erect state you find the skins equilibrium point about two thirds up from the base to lightly form your overhead OK grip. On myself, this point is about an inch below the glans. Test slide to the base. You should get there without unduly pulling on the upper end skin of the glans. Now, without releasing your grip, move outward to the glans final position. If you can move comfortably to the two positions you have found the right “skin equilibrium” point for you . If not make an adjustment. You will always start your jelq from that point on the shaft and with very light pressure when you arrive at the base you clamp to whatever higher pressure you require and move to the glans.

Uncircumcised penis is definitely harder to work with.

. Thank you for your input. Your information was very useful. Following your advice I feel better results and I feel as if I am finally doing it properly. I appreciate you guys helping a newbie out!