Alright Chaps, its time for a check in.
I want to remind you that there are a lot of things gents should know about their fellows. But I’ve narrowed it down to a few things you really need to know.
Top of the list: it’s okay to talk about your penis. It may feel strange or uncomfortable at first, but it’s normal to talk about your penis. Whether it’s with your doctor or your fellow chaps, you can talk about it. However, keep in mind gents, unsolicited pictures of your fellow (no matter how dapper he may be looking) are not the best idea.
Keep your dapper chap days for that special lady you’ve been seeing.
I bet a lot of you dashing gents exercise. Now with exercise you often experience what I call the two ‘S’s: Slippage & Sweating. When your blood starts pumping sometimes your willy starts sliding. It’s normal for your chap to stick to your thigh or rub against your groin area when you exercise. When you’re in motion, so is your chap. And this can lead to slippage in your undershorts or sticking to other sweaty skin. So if you want to avoid some uncomfortable slipping or sticking, you can use baby powder to keep things dry. You don’t want your chap to get, well, chapped.
Now, don’t forget that masturbation is a healthy way to keep your chap active and ready to go. But if you are feeling lonely or stressed and needing to wet your willy, using a lubricant can not only perk him up but also prevent against a chapped chap