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mtb_rider

April 11th, 2005

Hey I know this sounds stupid but its something I got asked and I myself dont know so here goes.......How do men have there foreskin when just normally dressed at work or skool? Some one I know said that all men ahve there foreskin pulled back over their bell end all the time n another said that they dont have it pulled back over the head but pulled back a little bit an another said tht it wasnt pulled back at all!?!?!?!

Plz could I have some answers so I can stop this arqument lol thanx..!!

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scpa

replied April 28th, 2005

Depends on the man and his dick...I'm uncut as well and go aroundwith hood pulled over my head. If I get hard it retracts some. If your uncut, you've got a lot more sensation in your head than guys who are cut. Rubbin against fabric can be kinda rough for us. I wouldn't worry about it.

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