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Im not sure about my loss of tug. At 12 i feel i feel my glands pulled slightly back at 9 the same and at 6 dosnt move at all. But on every of those positions i can feel my pc muscles when i do a kegel.
- 04-18-2018 #2Senior Member
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That means you have a LOT of 6 o' clock. LOT theory is invalid anyways, just focus on an exercise routine.
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It's when you feel a loss of your penis pull back from the kegel, not the PC muscle. If you only tried the 12, 9 and 6 position then your LOT is somewhere in between 9 and 6. You need to check the positions between these two to find where your LOT is. Don't get too concerned over the LOT for now.
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