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Guy1996
July 4th, 2012, 02:40 PM
Hi guys!
I wanna share my problem.
I'm gonna be honest, i don't have a big penis, it's only 5,9-6 inches(about 15 cm) when hard (i will be 16 in a month).
But, when it is flaccid, it can be just as small as 3.3 (8.5cm).
I don't know why it is so small when flaccid, i heard that panties may affect flaccid size and shape. I've heard for that grower/shower things, but its really too small in flaccid state.
Anyone else having this problem?
what about my erect size?
Thanks to everyone in advance and please be honest.
Neverender
July 4th, 2012, 03:17 PM
I'm gonna be honest, i don't have a big penis, it's only 5,9-6 inches(about 15 cm) when hard (i will be 16 in a month).
But that is big. That's average size for adult males.
Also, penises are supposed to become small when you're flaccid. If you know anything about biology, you would know that the penis only becomes erect because the spongy tissue inside fills with blood. Almost like filling a water balloon (but without any danger). They become small when flaccid to remain out of the way. Only to become erect when you're aroused.
It's not a problem if it's what happens to the majority of the human species.
Guy1996
July 4th, 2012, 03:20 PM
But that is big. That's average size for adult males.
Also, penises are supposed to become small when you're flaccid. If you know anything about biology, you would know that the penis only becomes erect because the spongy tissue inside fills with blood. Almost like filling a water balloon (but without any danger). They become small when flaccid to remain out of the way. Only to become erect when you're aroused.
It's not a problem if it's what happens to the majority of the human species.
yeah, but i compare at the gym with my same aged friends
and some of them have 6in flaccid
Neverender
July 4th, 2012, 03:26 PM
yeah, but i compare at the gym with my same aged friends
and some of them have 6in flaccid
Odds are, if they're 6 inches flaccid it means they were somewhat aroused, just enough to create a "shower" but without going erect and hard.
It doesn't really matter, mine goes from 2.5 inches to 5 inches, depending on mood, fatigue, temperature, arousal, etc.
Anything that happens with your penis is normal because there is no single "normal" for everyone. We can only do averages. And you fall within the averages.
DerBear
July 4th, 2012, 03:31 PM
Hi guys!
I wanna share my problem.
I'm gonna be honest, i don't have a big penis, it's only 5,9-6 inches(about 15 cm) when hard (i will be 16 in a month).
But, when it is flaccid, it can be just as small as 3.3 (8.5cm).
I don't know why it is so small when flaccid, i heard that panties may affect flaccid size and shape. I've heard for that grower/shower things, but its really too small in flaccid state.
Anyone else having this problem?
what about my erect size?
Thanks to everyone in advance and please be honest.
Never basically just summed it up in a nut shell.
Your erect size is fine as it is an average for a male. Your flaccid size is actually bigger than some males. Some people are growers and some are showers. You could be in between.
Overall dude you are completely normal and should have nothing to worry about, your fine.
Wheatley
July 4th, 2012, 04:42 PM
Yeah perfectly normal, It also depends on how warm it is, for example, flaccid and cold mine can be as small as 2 - 3 inches (erect and cold about 6-7) but hot and flacid is 4-5 (erect and hot being about 6-7.5)
SamB
July 4th, 2012, 04:54 PM
You aren't small in any way, you are a normal size. besides you still have a few years left in you to grow so don't worry about the size of it or anything
LatinaVivit
July 4th, 2012, 05:09 PM
You won't be using your penis when it's flaccid, and considering it's normal size when erect, I don't understand how you think you've got a problem. Be happy!
gig-guy
July 4th, 2012, 08:15 PM
youre bigger than me erect!
Sph2015
July 4th, 2012, 10:45 PM
How can it be too small flacid? You're completely normal dude.
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