"Ahh, it looks so cute turtled up like that"
Everybody looks big when they are rock hard, or even semi erect. I think women judge us most by how we hang though. They may say things like, “how cute it is turtled and how amazing something so small can get so big, or how cool it is that it retracts or packs away when not in use.” I don’t know about you guys, but I never want to hear the word “Cute” associated with my dick again as long as I live. Big: massive, red, swollen and angry looking, scary even, but “Cute?” No way. I heard that shit all my life. Maybe some women really mean it when they say things like this or maybe they are just humoring us. With some it might even be a little stab at our manhood. But from what I’ve seen at the nudist camps it’s the showers who hang well that get all the looks whispers and smiles, not the guys who are turtled up into the fat-pad. I’ll take a great hang over a big erection any day.
But Avocet is right about cementing flaccid gains. There are probably a lot of ways of doing this but this is what has worked for me.
For those of you that hang and workout in the gym, try scheduling your cardio and/or lower body workouts on the nights that you hang weight, and your upper body workouts on the nights you pump, clamp or do girth work .
I’ve been making some real good flaccid progress with the heat-up cool down approach after cardio especially after hanging heavy weights before leg work. I notice when I’m working free weights and upper body I turtle more than when I run. Working the thighs on the treadmill or track gives me a loose scrotum and nice hang post workout in the locker room, as where upper body training really shrinks things up. Wearing lead weights while doing roadwork helps a lot, but stretching with the weights on in the hot tub then cooling down in the pool with them on really cements the post PE flaccid stretch. I think this is helping my flaccid more than anything. Most gyms have hot tubs and pools. But I suppose one could do this in the shower with hot and cold water if one had no access to these kinds of facilities.