Is it possible to keep the boys up in the canal when you remove the gaff? Mine stay for a short time. Was wondering if it is possible to train muscle group to keep them stay. Thanks
Hello Tess Tucker,
That is an interesting question that you have and I do not have an answer for you. I could never keep my "boys" in the canal because I had previously had a double hernia repair so the canal was closed off with a mesh.
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@ Tess Tucker:
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Danielle
Quote from: Tess Tucker on April 04, 2018, 02:59:55 PM
Is it possible to keep the boys up in the canal when you remove the gaff? Mine stay for a short time. Was wondering if it is possible to train muscle group to keep them stay. Thanks
I used medical tape when I was pre-op. It worked very well and didn't really hurt coming off at the end of the day. I used 3 pieces in kind of a tree branch pattern. It worked well enough to wear very tight shorts and jeans without giving away additional equipment. I also tucked my testes up into my pelvic cavity which left only my penis to tuck.
The issue with not restraining your genitals with a physical method would be if you were wearing pants or shorts and for some reason became aroused. Even months or years into HRT it can happen.