Originally Posted by wurst
I can clearly feel it, as well, without a doubt. Just wondering what structure that is.
Yes you can clearly feel it. The septum is the structure that connects the tunica of the 2 CC’s in the center. The tunica is not really like a sock on top of the 2 CC’s, but rather, is like if each CC has its own tunica. These 2 tunicas connect in the middle of the shaft, creating this tough hard cord that runs all the way to the glans. If you cut the penis in half and look at it from the front, the Septum will have the shape of a “T” Where these 2 tunica connect. At that point, is not hard and tough. But when you stretch the penis forward, as all the structures start to elongate, the last one to put resistance is this “T” in the middle. And also as you pull out the penis, this T elongates becoming more like a thick cord.
The best way to feel the septum, as you stretch your penis forward with one hand, use your other hand to touch around everywhere. You will notice that on top of the penis there sis a thick tendon or connective tissue that doesnt allow you to pull further. That is the Tunica.
When the limitation of the Tunica is severe, as it was in my case, you stretch your penis forward, and as you touch the tunica on the sides of the penis, they are lose. Almost hanging there like if they were not stretched at all. Same with the CS, as I touched it it was relaxed. However, on top of my penis I was feeling this tendon like structure preventing me from pulling more. So all my other structures have grown around, except for this one.
Now, after adding 2 centimeters to the Septum, when I pull out, all the other structures are almost evenly pulled out too.
So when you asked how people know this is the limiting factor, well, in my case for example as I explained, when putting tension on my penis, all the other structures were still almost relaxed while the only section of the penis that was hard under tension, was this cord in the center of it, the septum. And of course for years I tried multiple ways to stretch it or loosen it unsuccessfully. In fact, the more you fight it, the tougher it gets.