Now that you know the coronal ridge hook is there, you may be wondering,

 

 Why is the hook there?

 

Certainly not to create discomfort and/or pain
for the woman, during intercourse and/or after,
like the circumcised penis can.

Truth is, nature designed the penis head to flare out at the corona for a reason, and the presence of the coronal ridge hook on the natural penis head is proof  that the foreskin's primary purpose is sexual.

During intercourse thrusting, the hook captures and maneuvers the foreskin for the mutual pleasure of both the man and his female partner.

For the woman, the bunching and unbunching of the foreskin during intercourse creates sexual excitement by alternately applying, and then releasing, pressure against the vaginal walls.

In addition, and most important, you will learn in Reason #7 that the foreskin's movements up and down the penis and its rhythmic bunching against the coronal hook work to regulate the penis's thrusting rhythm at the "ideal" tempo that creates maximum pleasure for the woman and builds her
to orgasm.

 

 

In other words: The foreskin and the hook work rhythmically as a team to enhance sexual pleasure and orgasmic build-up for both the woman and man during intercourse.

In the future, when someone tries to tell you that the foreskin is useless, redundant skin, you challenge their thinking by asking, "Well, why then does the penis head typically flare out like a hook?
What is the hook's purpose?"

ANSWER: The hook captures the foreskin...

 

 
 

...and manipulates it to create sexual pleasure for both the woman and man
during intercourse.

 
 

 
 
 

In Reason #7, you will find the answer to the following questions:

How does the foreskin bunching against the coronal hook create sexual pleasure in the man's penis? 

And

How does this pleasure from the foreskin's movements regulate the man's thrusting rhythm so he creates the best pleasure for his female partner?