u/AmirhosseinXHeydari

Hello, I am at an advanced CI-3.
I have full erect forced coverage.with normal grip,
If I pull the skin all the way over the glans, it provides complete coverage. However, if I only pull the skin up to the edge of the corona, about 80% of the glans is covered.
I wanted to know: Is the improvement in gliding motion mainly due to new skin growth, or is it simply because the existing skin has become more flexible and elastic?
If we stop this Journey.
Will this gliding motion remain permanent?

After circumcision:
Why do some people say they feel better and more comfortable after circumcision and that they did not experience any loss of sensitivity?

Why do some people actually feel no change at all?

Why do others report a decrease in sensitivity and discomfort?

As for me personally, it’s been almost twenty years since I was circumcised, and it was done when I was a child.
I suffer a lot from my glans rubbing against my clothing, and that’s one of the reasons I’m restoring my foreskin.
My glans is keratinized, and both my inner foreskin remnant and my glans are sensitive to light touch.
Based on this, can it be said that circumcision did not have a negative effect on my sensitivity?

Hello. My shaft is wider than my glans.
I am at an advanced CI-3 stage. When I am flaccid and when standing, I have coverage around the level of CI-4. When I walk slowly, the coverage is maintained. During normal walking, the skin only covers the edge of the corona, or sometimes moves back behind it.

My question is: Does having a shaft that is wider than the glans make it so that I won’t reach a stable CI-4 stage and instead jump directly to CI-5? Or, for people like me, does it simply take a longer time to reach a stable CI-4?

Hello,
We all know circumcision removes the ridged band, but which do you think is the bigger loss: the frenulum or the ridged band?

It seems like a good idea to ask this question from those who are intact and have undergone frenuloplasty!!