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Q: Erection Questions

asked by: verycurious4 on January 17th, 2005

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Hello, I am a 22 year old student who is having sexual difficulty. I find that sometimes when having an erection I have larger erections than some other times. It is like blood flows more for larger erections and flows less for smaller erections. I do not understand why I person young as me would be having this problem, is there anyway I can correct it? Naturally or no?

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peanutbuttertreasure

replied on January 17th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

This is sexual health for women....Sexual health for men is elsewhere

zomby_grl

replied on February 10th, 2005

New User

Its normal I do believe all men go through that no worrys.

johnar

replied on December 11th, 2008

New User

erection angle

I have an 8" erection and i was just wondering how common it is,that when i stand up,my erection has a slight upward curve and it clings to my stomach .I don't have any problem with sexual encounters and never had any negative comments made.Back in school during gym class lockeroom showers i never saw anybody else with my type of erection.Does anybody have anything similar to share with me?

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