Hey I'm M15
My foreskin is still completely stuck to my glans, so I can't move it. It hasn't bothered me up until now because I still came after a blowjob, but yesterday I wanted to try anal sex with a few friends and it hurt a lot when I tried to put my penis in because it was so tight. Now my question is, is it normal for it to still be stuck together at 15?
Best regards, Rokey
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Doesn't it hurt without the foreskin? I mean, the skin underneath is very sensitive, so even if it touches the fabric of your pants or something like that, it still hurts, right? The foreskin is like a barrier, right? And what's it like afterwards? Do you have pain for the first few days, or can't…
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Actually, it shouldn’t be sticked to 15 anymore.
You’re writing you wanted to try out anal sex, when you’re in, it hurts.
Does not want to be a moral apostle now, but please use condoms, you would have noticed something wrong at the latest.
Go to a urologist describe your symptoms and find a solution together with the doctor.
Either stretch therapy or circumcision’
And keep my advice, without proof/aid test at anal always with condom.
My personal opinion
No, you should be able to make your foreskin before and back without any problems or pain. You should show it to a doctor. He can tell you what you can do.
Can it be that I have to be trimmed?
Or, generally, have not worked on it because I’m afraid of surgery ðŸ˜
If it’s really just glued, it’s gonna be fine if only that’s dissolved. But if your foreskin is too tight it can be that it must be gone. It’s not that bad.
At 15, this is already a little late when the bonding is still present. There’s only the gang to the youth doctor or the urologist.
The gluing of the foreskin and acorn usually dissolves during childhood, rarely even in puberty.
It should be done at 15. You can try to soften the penis daily in warm water (e.g. in a cup). You need to move the foreskin slowly and carefully. If this is not the case, you should go to the doctor. He can solve them under anesthesia.
I’d best show that to your pediatrician or the urologist, with 15 the bond should have dissolved normally. The doctor will then presumably solve the bond with you
Could be a Phimosis…