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Q: Bumps (virgin )

asked by: 50centeater on April 8th, 2005

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Hey I am 13 and I am a virgin, but I have the dots on my penis theres a shitload of them and they go all the way into my pubes... There prtty big sorta look like pimples.. They don't have any color, im still a virgin... Emm.. Any ideas? I heard about white ones being normal.. But they arn't white..

Replies(4)

50centeater

replied on April 9th, 2005

New User

Hey .. Please answer

50centeater

replied on April 9th, 2005

New User

I use sunscreen to masterbait

DukeGriffin

replied on April 9th, 2005

New User

Now, those link don't appear to help him at all....

Look here. Apparently:

crysy wrote:

i dont know what the bumps on your penis are..But my boyfriend has them too. I looked it up on the internet and I forgot what it was called but its not herpes..Its kind of like little places hair comes through.....

i think that might be the case with you too. If your still unsure, best advice is to see a proffesional, although i'm sympethetic towards you feeling awquard about having to do that... I'm when it comes to sexual related problems (re-reading that implies that I have to regularily...T'was once). I had to go eventually and it's not all that bad, I mean they don't make jokes and laugh in your face, they're proffesional about the whole thing. Which is nice. :d

SeRgIo.

replied on May 12th, 2008

New User

i have these little bumps (lots of them) on my head and shaft and when i masturbate with my lotion i get these little white bumps and my penis, like 6 or seven but after a few days they go away, have yours gone away at all im 13 to

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