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mitzdaking

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glans grooves Posted: 03-15-08 13:33pm


first of all, hai all, i'm MK and i joined this forum cuz i have a question on my glans(penis head) I have these grooves/lines wich tent to get wider when i have an erection and they have these tiny bumps wich are really sensitive there is nothing on the great big intraweb what it is and i'm afraid it might be an std or something,eventhough i always use protection... i've had these grooves in my johntomas for around a year now and i'm kinda weirded out by what it it =/ if someone knows what i have,please help

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Posted: 03-16-08 20:09pm


I don't know if it's normal. I'm sure if there's no pain, inflammation or discomfort associated with it, it's fine. If it is any of the above, get it checked by a doctor.

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