Extending angle

[bigbiggerandbiggest]

Hello, for many months Ive used an extended for some months now. I have a slight curvature to the left (barely noticeable) so I have had the extender pointing downwards toward my right leg. Now, I know I have only done this for a five months but I feel I have already hit a plateu. So I am thinking of doing an experiment where I next month stretch straight up. I have tried this, just a few times, and it really feels like it stretches in a good way.

What is the collected knowledge about extending angles? Should you vary it during the day? Should it be fixed for the whole month, if so, what angle should I use?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Big Al]

Stretching downwards appears to target the suspensory ligaments, while upwards tends to isolate the shaft. If you're attempting to target a curve, then stretching out or upwards should help you to break your plateau.

 

[bigbiggerandbiggest]

Is it possible to rule out if it is the ligaments or shaft that is limiting me?

 

[Big Al]

If your erections are very high angled, your ligaments may benefit from elongation.

 

[bigbiggerandbiggest]

I would say my erections are straight out, 90 degrees. Is it preferred to have a higher angle?

 

[Big Al]

Erection angles vary immensely. A very high angle could mean your ligaments are "tight", but some penises are just angled lower. One may still have inflexible ligaments with a lower erection angle.

 

[bigbiggerandbiggest]

According to me, extending angle should barely matter. It will always be the shortest part that is stretched, regardless of the angle.