D_Launceston Clitclimber
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In answer to the very first question. At 22 your cock won't grow any more. But there is something you can do about your balls if you want, and the earlier you start the better (unless your balls are overly sensitive). You can buy ball stretchers. Some are metal, some leather. The metal ones can be too painful. Start with a leather stretcher, about an inch and a half thick and clip it round your balls. Then when they get used to it a few months later use a double strtecher. Constantly. It will then take the balls some time to get used to anything thicker but after a year or so you'll be able to use a triple stretcher, about 3-4 inches thick. I've also got a leather ballbag filled with heavy sand, like a clock pendulum, which really stretches them. So that now, in summer, they hang down some 20 cm (forget winter though), especially when shaved.
You might not like low hanging swingers, some prefer a tight bag. But I and loads of people find them a real turn on. And yes, balls are something you can train and modify yourself. I've been using stretchers for 10 years now and in summer I can stuff my balls up my arse.
Have a look at Barrett Long. After a decent bout of ballstretching over the years, that's how they'll go. But Barrett is lucky - he was born like that. Mine are now like Barrett's in summertime (only) but people love to play with them.
Make sure the ballstretchers are soft leather - hard leather can dig and chafe.
You might not like low hanging swingers, some prefer a tight bag. But I and loads of people find them a real turn on. And yes, balls are something you can train and modify yourself. I've been using stretchers for 10 years now and in summer I can stuff my balls up my arse.
Have a look at Barrett Long. After a decent bout of ballstretching over the years, that's how they'll go. But Barrett is lucky - he was born like that. Mine are now like Barrett's in summertime (only) but people love to play with them.
Make sure the ballstretchers are soft leather - hard leather can dig and chafe.