Hello, I'm now 16 and my birthday was in February. Since I was 11, my penis has been 12cm long. I don't think that's normal. Do you think it's still growing?
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That wouldn't make sense, then I would have curly hair or an afro and would look different if I had only inherited my father's genes.
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And if he had only 10cm, it would be as normal as in your case. If there’s anything else to grow, it can be. Accept it or not if it disturbs you with full-year-oldness can still change something at your own expense.
It’s all right with you, even if he doesn’t grow. In most cases, the lengths are anyway bullshit. Be glad he works when you get to know one, she won’t get the tape. 😉
I mean, he’s still growing. You’re only 16 and you’re gonna grow something. Your penis will also become a piece bigger.
Everyone develops differently, can be that what is still changing is 16. But I can stay that way. If you’re looking after something in general, then look for a doctor and tell him your problems.
No.
It’s also average. At least here in Germany.
By what. If the federal government continues to let African migrants in, you could eventually fall below the average. Lol.
It’s innate.