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Little black dots ..
Hello good afternoon I've been having a little like dots on at the skin of my attention for the last two years I do know it's not a STD but could anyone please tell me the name of this so I can be very knowledgeable thank you anyways
Jessi, I'm wondering if the phrase "a little like dots" here is autocorrect's version of either "little light dots" or "little white dots." Sounding it out, I can't get it to sound like little black dots.
Still working on "at the skin of my attention," though.
Still working on "at the skin of my attention," though.
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Right? I'm pretty good with autocorrects, but this one has me stumped lol. Even if he was using a voice thing, I can't figure it out.
Autocorrect stinks lol.
Autocorrect stinks lol.
Oh! I didn't notice that the title clearly says "black." lol
Maybe "at the skin" is "foreskin."
And it has caught his attention for the last two years?
And it has caught his attention for the last two years?
Sorry - on the skin of your what? I think you have an autocorrect, and I can usually figure them out, but am lost on this one. :(
Different causes of black spots on your penis can be melanosis - https://www.healthline.com/health/penile-melanosis
It might also be Angiokeratoma of Fordyce - https://www.healthline.com/health/mens-health/black-spots-on-scrotum
If you didn't mean around your genitals, let us know. :)
Different causes of black spots on your penis can be melanosis - https://www.healthline.com/health/penile-melanosis
It might also be Angiokeratoma of Fordyce - https://www.healthline.com/health/mens-health/black-spots-on-scrotum
If you didn't mean around your genitals, let us know. :)
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