Hanging is bending my dick

Hi everyone,

Well what can I say, hanging using my bib starter is bending my dick. Basically I’ve always had a straight dick, but I’ve noticed that lately my dick bends from left to right in the middle of the shaft.

So I’ve started paying extra attention to my hanging, and I’ve noticed that the bib hanger seems to force my dick to bend from left to right at an angle of maybe 10 degrees. Not much, but enough for me to notice.

I’ve tried placing my wrap (a hankerchief) differently, but that doesn’t seem to be the problem as it’s symmetrical, and my weights are centred. It really does seem that my hanger wants to be angled.

Has anyone had this experience before? I know it can be overcome!

Thanks.

Are the two halves aligned? If one is pulled forward of the other when the bottom screws are tightened, there can be some misalignment. I’m not sure if this could cause your problem.

Are you fully tightening the bottom screws before attaching?

Sometimes my hanger cants to one side or the other. Adjusting the S hook by sliding it along the strap so there are equal amounts of strap on each side fixes it.

Thanks Hobby, you’ve made me analyse my hanger more. I’ve noticed the two screws at the back of the hanger don’t tighten identically. That could be a factor. I think I’ve improved it’s symmetry, I’ll see how I go.

wannabe,

Did you get it hanging straight?

What did you mean about “the two screws at the back of the hanger don’t tighten identically.”

As long as the teeth mesh, and the two halves are fairly aligned at the bottom, it should hang straight, unless you have the hook offset as hobby said.

Bigger

Hello Bib,

Thankyou for your interest. At this stage I believe the problem is rectified, but it’s probably too early to tell. I didn’t notice it in my hanging today, but I didn’t look for it either.

You’ve asked me what I meant about the screws not being aligned properly. This is the best that I can describe it:

The hinge does close properly, however the wingnuts (not the screws sorry) don’t sandwich the white plaster evenly with the gold hinge. The result is that the teeth were straight off one hinge, but angled a few millimetres off the other hinge, from out at the top hinge to in at the bottom hinge. I’ve now tightened the top wingnuts more, to try and relieve this situation. The way things stand, the top one is still out by about 2 millimetres.

Whilst that was probably the problem, I also moved the angle that the rope leaves the hanger. That looked asymmetrical. However one would think that the weight would still find it’s way to the centre so I don’t think this was problem.