The document provides instructions for creating a homemade penis extender using common household items. It lists the necessary materials as a theraband, belt, cloth, and adhesive tape. In 10 steps, it describes how to wrap the theraband and cloth around the penis and secure it to the belt around the waist to provide gentle traction while allowing normal blood circulation. The goal is to enlarge the penis over time.

1. Create a
Homemade Penis
Extender in 10
Simple Steps

2. Things you need:

3. A long theraband, which is a
long strip of rubber for
strengthening various parts of
your body. Many physical
therapists use them.

4. A belt

5. Piece of cloth for wrapping the
theraband
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6. A thin, long thread

7. Adhesive tape

8. 10 Steps For
Making A
Homemade Penis
Enlarger

9. Remove your clothes and make
sure that you are not wearing
anything.
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10. Wrap the belt
around your waist.

11. For men with foreskin,
grab the head without
pulling the foreskin
back. If you are
circumcised, carefully
grab your penis
beneath its head.

12. Wrap the theraband
around the penis
twice. Use the thin
cloth or thread to
keep it in place.
Ensure you have a
normal blood
circulation for your
penis at ALL times.
Do not tie too tight!

13. Place the cloth on the
underside of your
manhood and make a
fold while wrapping the
theraband.

14. Make use of an
adhesive tape to
make the fold and
the wrap more
secure.

15. Grab the thread or
cloth and pull it
towards the direction
of your feet.

16. Pull it gently again
between your butt
cheeks and pull it up
to the height of the
belt.

17. Make a knot, which
will help you to easily
open and unwrap it
later.
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18. Wear your underwear to
conceal the penis
extender.

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