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I'm also happily in possession of all the foreskin I was born with. I think a circumcised penis looks sad and kind of pathetic. I always feel sorry for the guy, who probably has no idea what he's missing. Others like Rokk_man have a different opinion, which is fine too.View Thread

I wear compression shorts to run/work out because I have big "hangers" not to conceal a boner.View Thread






As a military medic for 24 years, I've performed countless genital and prostate exams. An erection is certainly a normal. but not a very FREQUENT occurrance, in my experience. The best professional response is to ignore it. If something must be said, it would be "not to worry...it happens sometimes."
I've discovered from the men's health board that there are people with doctor's office fetishes and fantasies. Some guys also might be misunderstanding why they're being handed a tissue after the exam. Basically it's to wipe the excess lube off of your rear-end before you pull your shorts back up.
As far as position, patient standing is best for testicle/ hernia exam, with the examiner seated in front of him. Patient standing and bending forward from the waist, with his chest resting on the exam table and bearing his weight on one leg is easiest for prostate exam. If a patient is elderly or weak, I might have him lay on the table on his side with his upper leg (hip and knee flexed) for prostate check. (Some docs might have been trained differently.)View Thread

2. 5.5" long and 5.5" around erect
3. more of a show-er than grower, but OK with it.
4. straight, angles up
5. shave testicles and base of shaft every day or two
6. Testicles are large and hang pretty low. I admit to loving the feeling except when I sit on them. Sitting down requires an "adjustment."View Thread
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