Wishing you had low-hangers?
Balls out and let's get into it.
In porn and in the way that we talk about sex and our sexual fantasies, we tend to fetishise big balls. We want to be fucked by a guy with big swinging balls, we want to nuzzle our face into a sizeable sack, we’re turned on by the idea of balls filled with cum ready to unload.
Wanting to fulfil these fantasies and impress guys with our low-hangers is probably one of the main reasons that we’re often contemplating a ball stretcher. You want to hear your balls slapping against his ass when you’re fucking him, right?
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What is a ball stretcher?
There’s lots of different types of ball stretcher out there, but essentially it’s a device that does what it says on the tin – pushing your balls away from your body to help give you a longer and more pronounced ball-sack.
Is ball stretching good for you?
There’s not a lot of science behind ball stretching. You do hear some guys talking about how it boosts testosterone or enhances circulation - thereby possibly giving you stronger erections. All of that is purely speculative. While there may be some health benefits from ball stretching, we haven’t yet got to the peer-review stage of that research.
What we do know is that ball stretching is all about sex. Some guys get really turned on by the process of ball stretching itself – the feeling of wearing a ball-stretcher, the weight on your balls, feeling your balls slap against your thigh as you walk. For others, it’s the end-results that are the turn-on – the confidence boost that you get from guys being impressed by the size of your ball-sack, that feeling of bringing your A-game to a dick-down.
Obviously, ball stretching isn’t necessarily for everyone. You may give it a try and not really like the sensation. That’s cool. Your balls are just fine as they are. A ball stretcher is simply another toy that pushes the right buttons for some guys.
Should I get a metal or silicone ball-stretcher?
If you’re thinking about getting a ball stretcher, it doesn’t hurt to do a bit of research. There’s lots of different sorts of ball stretchers on the market, but one of the main choices is the material that the device is made of – they’re usually either made from metal or silicone.
If you’re just starting out, you’re probably best-advised to try a silicone ball-stretcher. These are less expensive and a good way to test whether you like how it feels to have your balls stretched. The metal versions tend to be for guys who want to take their ball stretching to the next level.
It’s also important to think about where you’re going to be wearing your ball stretcher. For example, you might not want to be wearing a metal ball stretcher if you’ve got to be scanned by a metal detector on your way into the office or in an airport.
Can a ball-stretcher damage your balls?
Obviously, your balls are a very sensitive part of your body. While some guys are into CBT – cock and ball torture – that’s not really the point of basic ball stretching. A ball stretcher should not be inflicting pain on you.
If you’re experiencing any discomfort while wearing a ball stretcher, take it off and give your balls a break. You might need to adjust the stretcher or maybe get a different size. Your balls are designed to move up and down to help regulate temperature – make sure that you give them a chance to do this.
It’s also important to remember that ball stretchers have nothing to do with the actual size of your testicles. Wearing a ball stretcher will not make your testicles bigger, what you’re doing is stretching your ball sack – giving your testicles more room to move.
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Gareth Johnson