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Q: Losing virginity uncircumcized

asked by: arcangelp on September 1st, 2009

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im 15 and im a virgin of course i was wondering if it hurt or not im uncircumcised and when i pull my skin down before it finishes uncovering the penis head it starts to get really really uncomfortable and i start to feel slight pain some of my uncircumcised friends say to be a man, close your eyes and pull it dwon because is going to hurt when i have sex and if i have sex with a virgin girl i wouldn't be able to or it will be really painful but i want to get a more experienced advise before doing something like that it might cause damage or something so it really concerns me thanks in advance for the responses

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W0LF

replied on September 2nd, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

You shouldn't feel any discomfort when pulling the foreskin back. If you are experiencing pain you'll want to have a doctor look at your penis for possible damage or infection. Losing your virginity shouldn't hurt a man at all whether he's circumcised or not.

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