OK. Pull the foreskin back as far as possible. Make sure the inner forskin is pulled back and not bunched up. Now... UNROLL the foreskin as opposed to just pulling/pushing it back up.
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EMERGENCY!
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or jsut run to ur gp right now rush in even if he is busy and ssay sort it plz plz plz
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did you get it over the head again? are you ok???
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lol just unroll it.
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thanks sdp that worked...eventually...anyways what exactly did i do wrong?
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well first off, wacking to a msg forum was the first mistake, the second was not going to a doctor and the third was asking for help on a msg forum.
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Pushing the skin up from the shaft can have the inner forskin get caught behind the head with the outer forskin continuing up over the glans. The bunched up inner forskin results in a shorter overall length giving you the "exposed" glans at the end.
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- I didn't wack off to a msg forum.2. Even if I had quite a few guys do.3. My doctor is a pakistani (no offense) female and i dislike her very much.4. I was 'Afraid to Ask' my doctor - isn't that what these forums are for?Last, dont ridicule other people for their problems, or you shall recieve no help with yours....
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Last's second job is trying to be a stand-up comedian. Wrong place to practice though.
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In reply to:
... what exactly did i do wrong?
Ummm, Synapse2k4, you didn't do anything "wrong", but your foreskin hasn't had an opportunity to stretch itself enough to permit easy movement over the glans. A simple exercise, practiced religiously every day for a few weeks should fix you up, perfectly. Here's how:
Using your fingers, grasp your foreskin and pull gently but firmly out, away from your body. Insert a finger or two (if you can), as though you were opening a pillow case, putting tension on the opening, again, to the point of pain, but not beyond, and hold for up to five minutes. Repeat two-three times each day. A photograph which demonstrates a similar exercise may be found here: http://www.foreskin.org/46-33-03.jpg. Excellent individual instruction concerning "stretching" can be found here: http://www.network54.com/Forum/244184
This "stretch" encourages new skin cells to form, which will facilitate and ease normal retraction. Ideally, the foreskin should be loose enough to move back and forth over the glans penis during sexual intercourse, without getting stuck behind the glans. This maximizes pleasure and helps ensure that vaginal moisture isn't wicked to the outside air, which would cause drying, chafing, and pain.
Korydon
