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[ravel]

well im 16 at moment and the size of my penis erect is about 4-4.5
is this normal, slow or will it grow idk ?

and i was wondering if anyone has a ring around there penis of very tiny dot closes part of penis near body?

i have some and they have been there ever since i was small, but they dont hurt effect anything or anything and have had them for years, is this just some feature thats normal or rare or just somtimes or something to worrie about ?

[HikaruTheHunter]

4.5 inches is a perfect size for someone your age, even a little sped up. The average penis size for an adult is 5-6 inches. So you are fine.


Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but the ring is where the circumcision was made(If you are circumcised). But if you aren't, then I can't help you there friend.

But I doubt its anything to worry about.

[alexpop]

thts an ok size wats the matter with it im 4.5 erect and im glad with it u should too

[ravel]

lol I am, was in locker room few times at school and accidently spotted penis from dude walking from shower and it looked pretty big was just making sure it normal =P

[Θάνατος]

Yeah you are normal some people just have smaller penises and other guys have bigger penises.

On thing to remember here is the some guys are shower and some guys are growers.

A grower is a guy who has a small flaccid penis then when he gets hard it gets a lot bigger.

A shower is a guy who penis doesn't grow that much when he gets erect.

I hope this helped you out.

[timster]

size is great

as for the second question, i also have it and my doctor says its normal

[ravel]

Ok i found out about the dots heres what the answer is about them for anyone that doesnt know now that i ffound out.


called pearly penile papules. And you're right, they're not an STD. In fact, they're completely harmless. Loads of men have them.



They show up as a circle of tiny spots - like grains of sand - around the "bell-end" of the penis. But the only problem they cause is anxiety - for you and possibly your partner - because they can be mistaken for a sexually transmitted germ, especially genital warts.



By all means, get checked by your GP. If it is PPP, you'll just get a big dose of reassurance.