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Q: Different Colors On Penis

asked by: clement71 on May 2nd, 2007

New User

i have had my foreskin removed when i was a baby... all my life my penis has had "two different" sections....a little over half length is what looks like my own penis.. however, at that little over half part, there is a line and a little skin bump.. from there on towards my head... it is a lighter color... like a white mans skin... ( im sorta light tan)

any ideas?? i just became very aware of it in the washroom just nowl... up until now, i just thought it was part of me.. now my imagineations taking over... i swear... it looks like my upper half was replaced by a white mans... if you can imagine taht, THATS EXACTLY how it is...

Replies(4)

Llewellyn

replied on May 2nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

That's normal for circumcised men. All of my circumcised partners were two different colors too.

spooled2k3

replied on May 2nd, 2007

Experienced User

the lighter skin towards the tip of your penis is more of a mucus membrane, its not normal skin.. Its very similar in make to that of the inside of the mouth, eyelids, vagina ect. That is why it looks different.. The bumps on it are most likely glands that produce the fluid that normally keeps the tip of an intact penis moist.

Tylanas

replied on May 3rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yep, my boyfriend's circumsized penis does the same thing. He's very pale so it's not as noticable but it is normal.

paul995

replied on May 3rd, 2007

Experienced User

so long as it works that way it should work, i think you're fine. . . Laughing

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