Problem with large purple circle below the glans after jelqing

I have large, purple dots all the way around my member, below the glans, about halfway between the base and the glans.

Are the dots supposed to appear there?

Also, purple is bad isn’t it? What am I doing wrong and how can I fix this? I did feel a lot of pressure past the glans but I see no dots at all. Just a very large purple ring and it has darker purple dots around it

(Yes, I read that they normally appear on the glans, and that if they are purple to rest for a couple of days. I want to know how I can fix the problem so it doesn’t happen again and what I can do to make it happen in the glans and outwards from there.)

I tried asking this in a different topic but I got no replies

Are the dots supposed to appear there?

No.

Also, purple is bad isn't it?

Yes.

What am I doing wrong and how can I fix this? I did feel a lot of pressure past the glans but I see no dots at all.

New PEers usually get red dots on the glans from broken capillaries and they usually repair themselves overnight. That doesn’t mean you’re supposed to get dots or that you should try to get them. The red ones usually go away after a week of jelqing.

Purple is bad because it means a relatively larger vessel (vein) in the skin has burst. It, too, will heal, but you should stop PE until it does. You’re probably using a grip that’s too tight or putting pressure on the wrong area. Try an overhand grip so your fingertips are on the underside of the penis. This avoids pressure on the corpus spongiosum (CS). You should put pressure on the sides where the corpora cavernosa (CC) are.

You could also try a two handed method where the jelq stroke is made with the tips of the thumbs and first two fingers on both sides of the penis as you push your hands away from your body. This puts pressure only on the CC and not on the CS or dorsal (top of the penis shaft) nerve area.

Just want to make sure, you mean stroke with vertical you-shape (with thumb+2fingers), not OK-Ring, am I correct?

Concerning the grip:

I always use an overhand grip when jelqing because the underhand grip brings discomfort at the base of my penis, especially on the left side.

I’ve read about the U grip, but didn’t pay too much attention. I will search the site for more information.

Well, it would be a “U” shaped grip done with two hands, one “U” on each side. The thumbs are on top, the two fingers of each hand on the underside (two on each side). Both arms are used as you stroke away from the body. Essentially, you pinch the corpora cavernosa between the thumb and two fingers on each side and slide your fingertips up the shaft, moving blood during the jelq stroke. Then release the grips and move the fingertips back to the base and start again.

RB’s Method