Originally Posted by joey55
I am a little confused about the benefits of stretching the ligaments. I don’t understand why when a surgeon cuts them during penis lengthening surgery, the new length gained shows only in the flaccid state whilst there is no difference in erect length. If they don’t effect the erect length of the penis when cut, why would they when stretched. Does this mean that stretching the ligs during a PE routine is to increase the flaccid length and the tunica is the key to erect length gains?
In many men, the ligaments actually “pin” the penis to the pubic bone and prevent it from being pulled further out. Inside the body, the penis extends back almost to the anus. The common result of cutting or stretching the ligaments is to make the penis hang lower. If, for no other reason, it does this because it’s no longer pinned up to the pubic bone. Hanging lower generally means hanging longer, since the lower exit point is closer to the penis’ point of origin within the pelvis than its normal, higher exit point.
If someone has really tight ligaments, cutting or stretching them may increase erect size, as well. Erection angle will typically decrease somewhat, and additional length will be gained by virtue of the penis exiting closer to its point of origin.