I have a quick question.What exactly limits men from growing their penises?All I'm saying is if I can make the muscles in my arms,chest,legs,etc. bigger,then why can I execise my penis muscles to make them grow? Or are they not exactly muscles?Just a question.
Mon, 02/07/2005 - 08:21
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Another inquiry
yes, licking can be lots of fun.
Well thats what I was asking, is it different type of muscle than the others, now I know its not the same at all.Thankz all.I dont care anymore so much about the size because I can lick a pussy clean!!
Hahahahahahaha!
LOL Rawbone!
LOL
I didn't mean it to be sarcastic, Rawbob. You are putting your own emotional colorings to my words. Why would you choose to think I was being sarcastic?
I apologize if it came across that way. I meant it strictly from an objective scientific physiological point of view....it is a different tissue type so you cannot exercise it to make it bigger.
as far as the exercising statement about pushing the hips... that was said in all honesty. Sex is fun what can I say. The harder the push and hip action with the right rhythm and sensitivity for me the more fun. It takes big strong muscles of the back, leg and pelvic region to push the hips.
You guys obsess too much about the size of your manhood, just like we girls obsess too much about having big boobs, a sexy ass, tight pussy, and beautiful face for you guys.
I think I enjoy the getting there as much, if not more, than the actual act since the getting there is like savoring each bite of a hot fudge sundae (or your most favorite kind of food that you crave and haven't had for awhile) and is a longer period of time for enjoyment. The release is like the cherry on the top. Can't enjoy the cherry as much if the sundae is not there also.
As finewine said a bit sarcastically, NO you cannot "grow" your penis. There are techniques to thicken or "streatch" you penis, but for all practical purposes, you have what you have in terms of your penis lenght and girth by around age 21.
Can a man grow more sponge like vascular tissue? It is different from a muscle in the arm.
I think this is talked about somewhere else on the board.
but I don't mind helping giving it exercise to keep all the other muscles in shape that do all the pushing. LOL!