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want
a larger penis?The
length of every penis is normal, technically, with the exception
of those smaller than 2.8 inches erect, a condition known as
micropenis. But who wants to be normal? Most guys would love
an extra inch or two. For some, the desire is overwhelming. They
are convinced that a larger penis will mean a larger life. Unfortunately,
the methods for achieving this questionable goal range from the
ridiculous to the reprehensible.
WEIGHTS
A
few cultures, such as the Karamojong of northeastern Uganda,
practice ritualistic penis stretching. Beginning at puberty,
a Karamojong boy hangs circular stone disks from the tip of his
penis. When he becomes accustomed to the pain, more disks are
added. His penis swings like a pendulum. By the time he's a teenager,
he may carry as much as 20 pounds from his penis, which could
measure 18 inches or longer. To avoid sitting on these taffylike
appendages, Karamojong men tie their cocks into knots. Ambitious
Westerners consider the Karamojong an inspiration. One website
recommends cutting a four-by-eight-inch section from a rubber
swim cap and wrapping it around your semierect penis. Secured
with a rubber band or tape, the piece provides a base for an
S hook from which you can hang weights for hours. "Wearing
shorts, you can hang penis and weight over the edge of your computer
chair as you work," suggests Tom Hubbard, who runs the site.
"Standing, you can carefully hang your penis through the
fly opening of pants." An alternate method uses pipe insulation
and a hose clamp.
TENSION
Some
specialty products, such as the PeniStretcher, tug on the penis
using springs. To use the device, a man sticks his erection through
a silicone ring and down a cylinder formed by two adjustable
brass axles. A support holds the head in place. The PeniStretcher
costs $280, which is reasonable considering the high end of the
market: A similar product that arrives in a cushioned mahogany
box sells for $990. The poor man's technique is to place one
end of an elastic band around the head and the other around the
leg just above the knee. The user adjusts the tension by moving
his leg.
MILKING
This
isn't masturbation but an intense nonerotic exercise. The basic
technique practiced by the ancients, pro baseball players and
two-year-old boys is to gently pull on the head of the penis
several times a day. Once that's mastered, the milker begins
a more rigorous routine. He positions himself by making an A-OK
sign with the thumb and forefinger around the base of his semierection
and stroking rapid-fire to the head. The movement is continued
with or without lubrication, using alternate hands. A regimen
might include 200 to 300 milkings a day at medium strength for
the first week, 300 to 500 milkings at medium-full strength for
the second week and 500 or more strong milkings thereafter. Following
each session, which should leave the milker sore but not in pain,
the milker should slap the penis 25 to 50 times to aid circulation,
suggests Hubbard. Cup a hand over the testicles to protect them
from low blows.
PUMPS
An
airtight plastic cylinder is placed over the penis and a manual
or electric pump draws blood into the penis. Pump workouts last
30 to 60 minutes several times a week. "The first time you
pump you'll be in awe of the mass of sausage hanging between
your legs," Hubbard reports. "Gradually, you'll realize
your penis has become about as functional as a sausage; instead
of a stream of urine, you can produce only an aerosol spray.
You may notice you can't get a firm erection; you may develop
red spots on your head from burst capillaries or painful lymph
blisters. And the next morning you'll be disappointed to find
that all the gains have disappeared." There are dozens of
online hucksters who sell instructions for programs that combine
stretching, weights and pumps. The Chartham method, for example,
involves exercises such as holding your penis under warm water,
pinching the surface area of the scrotum and repeatedly grasping
the base of the penis until it swells.
HYPNOSIS
A
$295 enlargement program developed by MindQuest Hypnotherapy
"encourages the hypothalamus to release neurotransmitters
to stimulate the pituitary, which in turn releases the hormones
needed for penis enlargement." Each day for 12 weeks, the
student listens to a 20-minute tape of a woman who offers reassuring
words about the size of his cock a service once offered
only by prostitutes. MindQuest also offers "all-natural
breast enlargement." It's the same price, but per pair.
In his book Penis Size and Enlargement, Gary Griffin recalls
visiting a hypnotherapist who "invited us to mentally enter
a department store, walk to the counter and flip through the
catalog. It was a cock compendium. We were instructed to find
the penis that most appealed to us. Then he regressed us to the
point of conception. With mental scissors, we snipped out our
current penis genes and replaced them with our catalog strand.
We visualized our fetus developing a prominent penis. As we entered
the world, we watched the doctor and nurses comment on the unusually
large penis. We were to picture ourselves at the age of 18 with
our catalog cocks hanging halfway down our legs." To help
with visualization, the therapist advised Griffin to take a nude
snapshot of himself and paste an image of his ideal penis over
his own.
PILLS
A
variety of mail-order firms sell supplements they claim will
boost size. "We discovered the formula while researching
herbal treatments for angina in West Africa," an "ethnobotany"
researcher claims at one online site. "The medicine man
told us, 'It sends the blood where the blood must go.'"
The site attempts to close the sale with a touch of reverse psychology:
"Sadly, the penis enlargement field has attracted some questionable
people selling highly questionable products." A supply of
this entry into that nonexclusive club sells for $230.
SURGERY: LENGTH
The
typical penis-enlargement surgery costs $4000 to $7000. The surgeon
makes an incision in the abdomen above where the penis attaches
to the body. Once inside, he snips a crucial ligament that supports
erections. The "inner penis" is then tugged away from
the bone. Once the wound heals (no sex or masturbation for a
month), the penis hangs lower, like the floppy ear of a sad dog.
The appearance of added length an inch at best
is more apparent when the patient is soft. Because its suspensory
ligament has been cut, the erect penis no longer stands at full
salute. Penis-enlargement surgery is notoriously inconsistent.
Many men see no gain in length, because scar tissue reunites
the two halves of the sliced ligament. In some cases the penis
becomes smaller. Surgeons battle receding dick by hanging weights
on the patient or inserting blocking implants. Other risks include
permanent numbness and impotence. One reconstructive surgeon
says men who are unhappy with the results of the surgery expect
him to work miracles with their newly grotesque organs. But,
he says, "you can't go back."
SURGERY: GIRTH
Before
his conviction for manslaughter in the bleeding death of a penis-enlargement
patient, plastic surgeon Ricardo Samitier pioneered a method
to increase width. The doctor would suction fat from the abdomen
and shoot a few ounces into the cock with a long needle. Much
of the fat was reabsorbed, so he repeated the treatment as necessary.
Once it took, the fat tended to bunch together, leading to complications
like "the hairy doughnut effect." Other surgeons carved
slippery filetlike strips of fat from the patient's butt or thigh
and fed them into incisions made in the shaft. The latest technique
makes use of purified cadaver dermis, and one innovator has suggested
an envelope that would be inserted into the penis and filled
with saline solution. A tube running through the scrotum would
allow the owner to adjust his girth on a whim.
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
If
normal isn't enough, consider these nontoxic methods: (1) Many
sex-toy shops sell extenders, which are rubber sleeves that fit
over the end of the penis for added length. Some vibrate. (2)
Trim your pubic hair. (3) Lose weight. As your gut recedes, you'll
see more. (4) Measure from the bottom. When scientists measure
erections, they place the ruler along the top. This isn't science,
so place the ruler on the underside, against your balls. Presto
the extra inch you never thought you had.
By
Chip Rowe. This article first appeared in Playboy, February 2001.
©
2000
Playboy. Reproduced by permission.
See
also: No-Penis Club, Easy
to be Hard
Links:
The Penis Book
(book);
The Book of the Penis
(book);
A Mind of Its Own:
A Cultural History of the Penis (book)
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