New here...looking to fix curve

[meek0]

Hey everyone! I just stumbled upon this forum while doing some google searches about fixing my penile curvature. I don't exactly have an oddly curved penis, but it points straight up and curves a bit in towards my stomach when I have an erection. I've heard this type of curve is good for hitting the "g-spot" in a woman, but I'm gay. The severe upwards curve in my penis has always led to problems when having anal sex or even while doing anything sexual. There are few positions that work for me. My penis doesn't bend down enough for insertion, and if I can get it in it is usually painful to me. I also feel like my upward-pointing penis looks awkward with an erection, so I'd like to correct it. I've never done any sort of penis exercises before, so I'd like to know what might work for fixing my curve. If any of the exercises add length and/or girth then that's a plus. Thanks for your input!

Edit: I'm worried that fixing my curvature would make it hard for me to hide my erections. With an upward curve I can easily put it under my waistband. Would fixing my curve make it too stiff to move it up like I usually do? Also, I'm worried that altering my penis in this way might cause weaker erections. Could that happen?

[donjelqer76]

Welcome to the gym

It sounds like you have 2 separate things:
1) An upward curve (which many men actually desire to have)
2) Very tight suspensory ligaments

Personally, I wouldn't even worry about the curve yet - I would get right to work on the ligaments with downward stretches. A beginner routine like the JP90 would be a great place to start, just modify it a little to target downward stretching to lengthen the suspensory ligaments. This will allow your erection to point outwards instead of being stuck straight up. Those with tight suspensory ligaments can also see very significant length gains just from loosening the ligaments alone.

After a few months of some general PE and stretching, you may even want to move into hanging weights BTC ("Between the cheeks"), which can stretch the ligaments very aggressively.

After you get your ligaments stretched out, you may find that you want to keep your upwards curve, as it won't likely cause you problems on its own.

Good luck!

[someone_like_u]

Welcome to the gym!

[TINKERBELL]

Welcome to the gym