the Risks of Using Tape for Foreskin Management - Urology

Questions about the foreskin??!

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The "breathable tape" method...
a technique taught by a doctor.
It is normal for young men to experience sensitivity of the glans, which may lead to premature ejaculation.
However, this is not necessarily "premature ejaculation." Premature ejaculation can be caused by youthful exuberance, lack of experience, anxiety, or holding back for too long, and can often be improved with practice.
Some individuals opt for circumcision to reduce sensitivity in hopes of prolonging ejaculation time.
However, as one ages and gains more experience, this sensitivity can actually enhance sexual pleasure.
As one gets older, nerve responses gradually decline, requiring greater stimulation to maintain an erection.
By that time, if the foreskin has already been removed, the glans may be subjected to friction from underwear.
Those who wish to enjoy sexual pleasure into old age should be cautious.
Life is not eternally youthful; one can observe that male actors in adult films rarely have circumcisions, as a half-erect state would not be suitable for filming.
This method was shared with me by a friend in high school, and I find it quite effective! There are two approaches: the first involves retracting the foreskin during an erection, which creates a fold behind the glans.
You can gently apply skin-colored breathable tape to this area.
Once the penis becomes flaccid, the foreskin will no longer cover the glans.
You can apply the tape either on the top or bottom of the penis; I recommend the bottom so that it is less visible when using the restroom.
However, if you tend to sweat a lot, the adhesive may not hold up well! I have used this method for about seven years, and I feel that the glans has become larger, particularly the depth of the sulcus.
When retracting the foreskin, it gets caught in the groove, and not applying tape is also fine; I still have a length of 14 cm! The foreskin has become easier to retract, perhaps due to frequent practice.
Whenever I have an erection, about three-quarters of the glans is exposed!
The second method is something I recently discovered by chance.
During an erection, you can apply the skin-colored breathable tape along the underside of the glans, without needing to wrap it entirely around.
Just apply it to the upper half of the penis, and you can repeat this multiple times before gently retracting the foreskin.
You will notice that the retracted position of the foreskin aligns perfectly with where the tape is applied, making the entire penis appear circumcised—flawless! Even when it becomes flaccid, the glans remains exposed.
A few days ago, during a military physical examination, the doctor asked if I had been circumcised, and I replied no, to which he looked skeptical!
Recently, when I visited a sauna with classmates, I noticed that most men did not have their glans exposed when flaccid, or only slightly so.
Many were sneaking glances at my penis, which gave me a sense of superiority! After all, having the glans covered versus exposed is visually different! When my girlfriend performs oral sex, she doesn't need to remove the tape first, as she thinks I am uncircumcised, while in reality, the glans is just perfectly exposed! It feels great! The application of this method can be a bit tricky, and I can't provide illustrations, so practice is key! The most important thing is to change the tape daily and keep the area clean.
Initially, it may feel like the experience of those who are circumcised, with constant friction and erections, leading to engorgement of the glans.
Over time, as you become accustomed to it, the sensitivity will decrease, addressing the issue of premature ejaculation.
When you get older and desire sensitivity again, you can simply retract the foreskin back!
The breathable tape will fall off in two to three days! Men considering circumcision might want to try this first to experience what it feels like to have the glans exposed.
Doctors say that some individuals do not need to be circumcised, but for reasons of aesthetics, hygiene, or to reduce premature ejaculation, they may choose to do so, overlooking the importance of the foreskin, which is excellent for skin grafting.
Moreover, after prolonged exposure and engorgement, the glans will remain in a state of engorgement, which is why circumcised individuals may appear more impressive.
However, with sufficient training, one can also gradually enlarge the glans, making it more difficult to retract the foreskin.

Actually undergoing circumcision is quite painful, involving bleeding and discomfort during morning erections! Without the breathable tape, it would appear as if one had been circumcised, with a robust appearance that is indeed more impressive! The greatest benefit is that you won't regret it; if you don't want excessive friction to cause irritation, simply avoid applying the tape, allowing for a good night's sleep.
My friend who DIY'd this method really misses that layer of skin! When exercising, applying the tape quickly reduces sensitivity! As for the placement, it depends on personal preference; the key is to use breathable tape to hold the foreskin back and prevent it from covering the glans.
Initially, you may experience frequent erections due to stimulation, but you will get used to it, and gradually, sensitivity will decrease.
The glans may become slightly larger, and when using the restroom, you won't have to worry about others sneaking glances at you.

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dave, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2005/05/18