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Q: Uncircumised Penis Question

asked by: thegame_45 on April 13th, 2005

New User

Hey guys can you help me out.

My last std test was in feb, and this happened to me once last year in april. So this saturday I had sex, and when I woke up this morning the tip of my foreskin was cracked, and a little dry.

Has this every happened to any of you, and did you get checked out, and what is it. I hate that this has happened to me twice. Its just the tip of the foreskin that is cracked and a little dry.

Thanks for helping me out.

Replies(3)

scpa

replied on April 22nd, 2005

New User

I'm uncut as well dude. I've heard the extra skin on an uncut dick can be kinda thin. So naturally it can get cry and crack pretty easily. If sex was kinda rough I could see it happening. If I jerk off more than 3 times a day the skin can crack as well from so much friction. Hope this helps.

midwest

replied on April 23rd, 2005

Experienced User

How to Tell?

How can you tell if your circumsized?

SomeGuy333

replied on April 28th, 2005

New User

If your circumcized you see your glans or head of your penis while unerect quite easily. If you are uncircumcized your foreskin with cover your glans and you usually must pull it back to see it.

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