Originally Posted By: sdpI don't see why it should make any difference. Then why would you think I would direct it towards only uncircumsized males? I'm a bit confused. hahah
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Q for guys :)
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Because you put it in the Forskin section. I moved it.
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Originally Posted By: sdpBecause you put it in the Forskin section. I moved it. Oh! I see. Thank you. I meant to click male genitalia.Sorry about that.
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I've wondered about this myself. Being a guy, I probably shouldn't wonder but I've never really come up with any way to describe it. Yes, it does ache if you're really really hard at that time or if you've masturbated a couple of times earlier that day but most of the time it doesn't hurt, at least not for me. Probably the biggest difference for me is that I notice my penis is there when I have a boner. When I don't have a boner, I can't even feel my penis unless I think about it being there. It's like your arm, it's there but you don't really notice. With a boner, I can actually feel it "existing."
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Originally Posted By: ImBobI've wondered about this myself. Being a guy, I probably shouldn't wonder but I've never really come up with any way to describe it. Yes, it does ache if you're really really hard at that time or if you've masturbated a couple of times earlier that day but most of the time it doesn't hurt, at least not for me. Probably the biggest difference for me is that I notice my penis is there when I have a boner. When I don't have a boner, I can't even feel my penis unless I think about it being there. It's like your arm, it's there but you don't really notice. With a boner, I can actually feel it "existing." Yeah, I understand what you're saying. I guess that makes sense, seeing as that's the biggest difference for my when I get turned on.
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Hmm... It's kind of hard to explain.
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Quote:Hmm... It's kind of hard to explain. LOL!
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Haha. What's soo funny??
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Originally Posted By: ImBobYes, it does ache if you're really really hard at that time or if you've masturbated a couple of times earlier that day but most of the time it doesn't hurt, at least not for me. Probably the biggest difference for me is that I notice my penis is there when I have a boner. When I don't have a boner, I can't even feel my penis unless I think about it being there. I agree with everything ImBob said. Here's some more.If I have masturbated that day or in the last few hours and then I get a boner again, the shaft often aches a little bit, especially maybe the half of the shaft closest to my body. And I agree that when my penis is not at all hard I really can't even tell that it's there. When it's totally limp you can't "flex" your penis. (What I mean is, contracting the same muscle that you use to control your peeing.) Once you start getting the least bit stiff, contracting that muscle flexes your penis. Depending on how it's positioned inside my shorts, it might start pushing against my pants whent this happens. For me, if it's pointing down in my shorts and I start getting hard and I don't reposition it, THAT starts to HURT.
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well I agree with what many people said here. But I wanted to add that, if I concentrate a little, I could feel it throbbing, with the blood pumping in.