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angel8831

April 20th, 2012

I'm posting this question on behalf of my boy friend as he is very shy. My boy friend's penis size is good enough and he satisfies me a lot, but the things is his penis is inclined a bit. He said that he should also have a straight penis like others but he doesn't have. Can anyone suggest what should my bf do in order to get his penis straight?

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TroubledTeen96

replied April 22nd, 2012

From what i've heard, having a penis that bends slightly when erect is very normal. The bend also provides greater enjoyment during intercourse. Personally, i don't think the bend is a problem but I'd recommend a second opinion (or seeing a doctor) if your boyfriend is that insecure about it.

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doulalee

replied April 22nd, 2012

Not many erect penises are completely straight. Circumcision is usually the culprit here, unless you have injured your penis somehow. BTW, no one should circumcise unless it's medically necessary.

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kamagrajelly

replied May 18th, 2012

its not necessary tat men's penis should be totally straight during intercourse, so no need to worry on this topic.

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