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Q: Frenulum a Bit to Short For Full Erection

asked by: wadea on June 28th, 2006

New User

Ok here is my problem. I had tight foreskin but I been streching for a week or so, and it got better. Then fully errect I can manage to pull it back over glands, but the frenulum(little piece of skin attacked from the penis foreskin to the glands) is a bit to short. Now its uncomfortable then its that streched out, if in sex I think it might break. Btw im a virgin.
Thanks

Replies(4)

wadea

replied on June 29th, 2006

New User

So?

prelude

replied on June 29th, 2006

Experienced User

Re: Frenulum a Bit to Short For Full Erection

wadea wrote:

ok here is my problem. I had tight foreskin but I been streching for a week or so, and it got better. Then fully errect I can manage to pull it back over glands, but the frenulum(little piece of skin attacked from the penis foreskin to the glands) is a bit to short. Now its uncomfortable then its that streched out, if in sex I think it might break. Btw im a virgin.
Thanks

just break it ! It will be fine after. Bleeds for about 1 minute and thats it.

wadea

replied on June 29th, 2006

New User

Wow easy, who have tried to break it? Will I loose my sensitivity after because all the nerves I know connect there.

badmanforward

replied on July 15th, 2008

New User

a friend of mine broke his by accident and said it was the most painful experience of his life, there are surgical ways that it can be lengthened

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