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October 5th, 2011, 11:25 AM
I'm 14 and my foreskin is still connected to my penis head. I can easily retract it back but it will not pull back all the way as it is attached. I have researched this and have learnt that the foreskin comes unattached naturally but normally in people much younger.
It is only connected by a small amount and is much less connected than when I was younger. There is some smegma under my foreskin which I understand is a sign that the foreskin is becoming unattached.
There are points where the skin is not attached at all and as I have aged, these have increased in size gradually allowing me to retract my foreskin further.
Is this normal? Should I be doing anything about it? I do not want to have to visit a doctor or have to explain this to my parents unless it is really necessary.
Please help me if you know what I should do, or if this was the same for you.
(As a side note I think I am reasonably developed for my age, my voice is breaking and I have some hair under my arms along with a fair amount of pubic hair.)
I know this is very specific, so feel free to direct me somewhere else if you think I'm posting in the wrong place.
It is only connected by a small amount and is much less connected than when I was younger. There is some smegma under my foreskin which I understand is a sign that the foreskin is becoming unattached.
There are points where the skin is not attached at all and as I have aged, these have increased in size gradually allowing me to retract my foreskin further.
Is this normal? Should I be doing anything about it? I do not want to have to visit a doctor or have to explain this to my parents unless it is really necessary.
Please help me if you know what I should do, or if this was the same for you.
(As a side note I think I am reasonably developed for my age, my voice is breaking and I have some hair under my arms along with a fair amount of pubic hair.)
I know this is very specific, so feel free to direct me somewhere else if you think I'm posting in the wrong place.