Uncut guys please

[NewZealand]

Leo it's come up that a lot of uncut guys don't seem to be able to pull back their foreskin. can you pull back? Age could also help :)

[Omniscient]

I can pull mine back, but I'm an outlier because my foreskin is restored and not the skin from birth.

[seany1999]

Yeah I can

[The captain]

yep I can..first times I did I need to pull slowly but now I can all the way

[redjar14]

Yep i can
Age:15

[jam98]

No, I can't pull mine back all the way, although I can get about half way before it won't go any further (when erect, that is; I can retract it when flaccid)

[Catholic Guy]

Yes I can, never had any issues, I know 18-20 year olds who can't though

[Vermilion]

I can no problem I think since the age of 8 or 9

[NewZealand]

No, I can't pull mine back all the way, although I can get about half way before it won't go any further (when erect, that is; I can retract it when flaccid)

Do you think this is a problem?

[Straya]

as long as i can remember iv been able to pull mine back all the way

[jam98]

Do you think this is a problem?

No, it doesn't cause me any problems (and hasn't ever done so)

[NewZealand]

No, it doesn't cause me any problems (and hasn't ever done so)

It's actually phimosis man :) this is the reason behind my original question, I do not want to single you out when I say that phimosis is an issue. Because so many uncut guys have it and do not realise it, or simply are not worried about it. You should be able to retract your foreskin behind your glands when erect, and you should work on getting it there, because you are able to retract some of the way already, it is not a huge issue for you, I had exactly the same type of phimosis, it just took time to stretch my foreskin. Unfortunately so many guys can not retract when hard or soft, and simply believe that that is the way and uncut penis should be.

[bskaoalncnfjd]

It's kinda tight, but I can pull it over the head when im fully hard.

[tovaris]

Guis should be able to pull bact their forskin at all ages, if that isnt the case a visit to the doctor is advised. (See a doctor. )

[Jim1]

No, it doesn't cause me any problems (and hasn't ever done so)

It's a remote possibility, but when you can't pull it back all the way and look at it,
cancer can get started under there and you never know it until it's too late for an
easy cure.

[hockeyfan]

Yes I can. First time when I was 14.

[Canadian Dream]

I can pull mine back, usually it comes with time. I am 15

[Heyman]

I can, only started going all the way at about 13 for some odd reason, just has a mind of its own I guess...

[Jake2001]

I can, I'm 13

[latinoguy]

I can, and if you want to, you havento ease into it. Slowly pull and make progress until you're fully there

[NewZealand]

Guis should be able to pull bact their forskin at all ages, if that isnt the case a visit to the doctor is advised. (See a doctor. )

Incorrect, boys foreskins are bonded to the head of their penis at birth, and can remain so until even as late as the start of puberty.

[NewZealand]

It's a remote possibility, but when you can't pull it back all the way and look at it,
cancer can get started under there and you never know it until it's too late for an
easy cure.

Yes a cancer causing smegma can be found under a foreskin, a build up of bodily oils and skin particles, though usually this is only become cancer if one is unclean, because if someone can not pull back, whether hard or soft, it is usually because the head is still bonded to the foeskon, meaning that their is no possibility of the smegma, as is the case when boys are born, until around 8-13

[Burn007]

I can,it got detached from the shaft when i was like 6-7 :D

[Avacon]

Yeah, I can pull it back fine. At first, when I was like 12, it sorta hurt for a few days, so maybe it was somewhat attached then? But now it's fine.

I know some people can't, even around 16-17, but I'm pretty sure it gets bigger (so you actually can roll it back and over), and I think it's supposed to detach (like... not be fused? I think it's fused before?) near the beginning of puberty.