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Q: Frenulum snap/tear/rip

asked by: Viper2k9 on July 7th, 2009

New User

Hi i'm 14 and I am very worried, scared and need your help

I heard your frenulum can snap/tear/rip and I have a few questions on the matter.
Does it literally snap away form the head and hang loose? or is it still connected in a way?
how much does it hurt?
is it bad?
what are the consequences?
will it defiantly happen?
how rare or common is it?
how can I prevent it?
what age does it happen at?
should i be worried/scared?

Thanks Please help, I'm feeling sick out of worry

Replies(1)

stagz29

replied on October 25th, 2009

New User

It just snaps and hangs there pretty much, it dosent hurt at all unless u pull back your skin then it burns. No its not bad but its not good, no sex or masturbation for a week so. No it dosent always happen it happend to me during rough sex. maybe wearing a condom and make sure shes wet. could happen at any age. And no dont be worried about it...if it does tear dont touch it for a week or so if its still not better then go to the doctors and they will sow it back together.

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