Tips Needed for Unruly Testicles With a Solid Ring Device
I’m the type of guy who’s a bit of an enigma.. my right ball is bigger than the left, but it sits higher and feels more flexible (it can squeeze through…
I’m the type of guy who’s a bit of an enigma.. my right ball is bigger than the left, but it sits higher and feels more flexible (it can squeeze through most rings). the left one is smaller and just a little lower than the right, though firmer. BUT they are both up high about 90% of the time, tucked completely inside my body, which leaves me with plenty of skin that stays compact but stretches when pulled. I’ve had no trouble using a hinged ring, although I needed to add tubing to prevent irritation from the hinge. Now I have a new device featuring a solid ring based on the same size as my previous one. The new setup is an A086-sprinkler tip model.\nAny advice for me on how to get these berries to behave?
I dealt with a similar problem. First off, if they are lower down at that moment, I grab the skin of my left ball (which is usually the lower one) and pull it through as far as feels comfortable. Then, while holding the ring in place with my right hand, I slide my left finger behind the testicle to push it through. Afterward, I keep pulling the skin for the right side, following the same routine. On days when they sit higher, somehow it works better for me to start with whichever one is generally higher, then do the lower one next. This helps because the high one tends to slip too far back easily and can be a pain to get down again. One thing I always find helpful is massaging them downward while putting on the ring, keeping this up consistently to hold them in place.
I have a slightly smaller left testicle. To add to the trouble, my device's cage was misaligned relative to the ring, which caused lots of slipping issues with the testicle. Because my device was inexpensive and I couldn't wear it as-is, I modified it myself. By wrapping towels around it, using wood blocks for support, and tapping them gently with a hammer, I managed to bend the parts and customize the gap, solving my slip-through problem. Your issue might also indicate that your ring is slightly too large. Best of luck with your new device!