I love doing UV's because they simply allow a substantially greater amount of blood and other fluids to be pushed up my shaft as I jelq compared to doing the traditional V. Greater fluid flow up your shaft means greater expansion both throughout your shaft and into your glans. I am from the college of More is Better University. My UV sessions involve 150 or so 9 second jelqs and takes right around 30 minutes. My best sessions where I am able to keep my erection level at right around 50% or so result in a post shaft size that is tremendously larger. However, with that great expansion I will also have a good amount of edema buildup just below my glans on the underside of my shaft. Some people feel that edema is a bad or negative sign. I strongly disagree. That edema is there because I have pushed so much blood/fluid up my shaft that it is unable to eliminate it immediately afterward. Within a few hours it will be nearly gone, but is quite pronounced immediately after my session. I am a seasoned PE'er with many hours and jelqs under my belt (no pun intended). A newer member would probably be wise to not use that kind of force while jelqing.
How do the rest of you feel in regards to edema being a positive or negative indicator?
How do the rest of you feel in regards to edema being a positive or negative indicator?
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