What is happening

[green]

So I was checking my foreskin and I noticed part of it was a bit further of my head. I could see the very bottom of my head and a bit further down. Is this bad or should I just leave it alone

[nick]

Well I'm uncut but I really cant work out quite what you mean. If you have any concerns about it check it with your doctor.

[green]

Part of it is not attached to my penis head like it used to be. Not sure how to describe it. :( sorry

[nick]

Have you always been able to retract your foreskin, that means you can slide it back down over the head until the whole glans is exposed? It sounds like maybe you are just able to retract more now than you could before, that wouldnt be at all unusual.

[Silentkink]

Yeah what the poster above asked have you always been able to do that and if you have then you are just able to do it more now nothing wrong with that, but if you still have concerns then ask your doctor.

[RadioPlayer]

I agree with Nick, if you are worried about it, you should see a doctor.

[SWMG]

Yeah its just got a bit further but you have to start pulling it so it will be even

[MoveAlong]

If you can pull back your foreskin to reveal the head of your penis, then the problem the people above are describing is not yours.

At the very underside of the penis is this little piece of skin called a frenulum. It connects from the foreskin to the head of the penis on the underside. It sort of looks like a skin bridge between the shaft and the head. Frenulums are completely natural - everybody is born with this. Its function is to help the foreskin move.
It's also very very sensitive, and can be a little pleasure center.

Many people aren't aware of what it is either. Those who are circumcised don't know what this is because it's removed during their circumcision - although some circumcised men happen to have one that wasn't removed, or completely removed.

It's very difficult to find a diagram with a frenulum labeled or shown - usually you have to go to actual photos to see it.

So I hope that this answers your question, because this is what it sounds like to me.

[cev199316]

If you can pull back your foreskin to reveal the head of your penis, then the problem the people above are describing is not yours.

At the very underside of the penis is this little piece of skin called a frenulum. It connects from the foreskin to the head of the penis on the underside. It sort of looks like a skin bridge between the shaft and the head. Frenulums are completely natural - everybody is born with this. Its function is to help the foreskin move.
It's also very very sensitive, and can be a little pleasure center.

Many people aren't aware of what it is either. Those who are circumcised don't know what this is because it's removed during their circumcision - although some circumcised men happen to have one that wasn't removed, or completely removed.

It's very difficult to find a diagram with a frenulum labeled or shown - usually you have to go to actual photos to see it.

So I hope that this answers your question, because this is what it sounds like to me.

yep yep. being uncut and having the full frenulum intact is to help move the foreskin to reveal the penis head. and its super pleasurable too haha

[Judas]

If you're seriously worried, or anything worse happens, see a doc.

[jimmy-magic]

see the doctor man . peace .

[DanielBoy]

It all depends on your age and stage of puberty. If you are under 15, it is all good, it will start to become easier to expose your glands, but it you are older than 15, you might want to talk to your doctor.

Hope this helps. :D