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curved penis problem
my penis is bent downward, i am concerned that when i have intercoarse i might end up hurting my partner, or we will not be able to do some positions, such as doggie style. Is this the case, someone please help
my penis has always been curved downward, but i have started to masterbate from about august and i noticed there is a slight curve to the right, i masterbate with my right hand, did masterbation have anthing to do with the curve
some one please help, i am really concerned
my penis has always been curved downward, but i have started to masterbate from about august and i noticed there is a slight curve to the right, i masterbate with my right hand, did masterbation have anthing to do with the curve
some one please help, i am really concerned
you got nothing to worry about man!
you are stuck with your penis. it won't change, and its not the way it is because of masturbation.
i have a "downward" too. so long as it doesn't physically hurt during erections you should be fine.
in terms of women... if you take her from behind, she'll never forget it (if you know what you're doing). it does make intercourse quite difficult while facing each other though.
dont sweat it dude!!! some chicks prefer the downward
you are stuck with your penis. it won't change, and its not the way it is because of masturbation.
i have a "downward" too. so long as it doesn't physically hurt during erections you should be fine.
in terms of women... if you take her from behind, she'll never forget it (if you know what you're doing). it does make intercourse quite difficult while facing each other though.
dont sweat it dude!!! some chicks prefer the downward
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