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skybird_r32

August 27th, 2008

I have now found out that Frenulum is too short, i can get the foreskin all the way back when not erect, but when it grows i cant get the foreskin back over the head completely, gets to about 75% back.
but ive been told i can stretch it, but im nt sure how to. i dont want to snap it :s what would happen if i pulled the foreskin back when not erect and then get a hard on, would i run the risk of snapping it?

Thankz

L.S

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skybird_r32

replied August 31st, 2008

Any1?

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bobby12345

replied September 2nd, 2008

Dude im not sure about this either, i think i have a small frenulum and when i get my penis erected it hurts, i can roll my foreskin back but it hurts when i have erected penis because of the frenulum, i need help too :S

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roackmai

replied July 11th, 2010

omg i also have the same problem as u guys...... after i rolled down my foreskin, the penis starts to erect, and its darn pain, feels like the frenulum is stretching , damn pain.

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