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Scar on my penis is that normal? |
Issue Its like a darkend skin on the bottom of my penis from the top of my head all the way to the bottom of the shaft. Is this from being circumsized? And also my penis is 4inches soft and around 5 inches hard but its not so bulky only about 1 3/4 inches is this enough to satisfy a woman? Best Tip Totally normal and it's not a scar. It actually dates from early fetal development; up until about 7 weeks, male and female genitals look alike. Testosterone causes the scrotum/penis to grow together and fuse, and the resulting seam is called the perineal raphe. Every guy has one :-) The other reason that males that are cut can have a scar is from the type of circumcision that was carried out as there are a number of different methods which can be used. Don't worry about your penis size you will be fine, normal fully grown adult size is around 5 to 6 incs, just enjoy what you have got keep it clean wrapped and safe and I'm sure you will please lots of women when your ready. Others the mark you should have looked at by a doctor, the average size is 5 and 1/2 so you will be ok, i dont know how old you are but im 22 years old and i have a 6 and a half inch but your normal and if people give you crap for it then they just may be jelous The mark to which you refer is not a scar. It is called the raph and forms when the skin jions up whilst you are in your mothers womb. A circumcision scar is completely different - it is a circular scar which runs round the penis shaft below the sulcus (groove) and marks the line where the cut edges of skin have joind together. you will not find any answer whether you can satisfy the woman here, action and ask your partner how she feels. Size is not all the matters, Is the endurance and hardness that keep it going. do not worry about the scar. how old are you first the skin thing is fine circumcised would be the scar thing dont worry about the size of your penis your going to be a real man |
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