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Erection Problems, Dick won't "stand up straight"

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philkprpatient
philkprpatient

Hey.

I am 14 years old currently and my penis is around 6 inches or so when it's erect. When standing up and it's erect there is a slight curve upwards. When i'm sitting, or laying down my penis won't, or hurts when I try to put it up straight. Naturally it curves upwards and rests on my belly / bellybutton and if I try to put it up straight It will hurt and it doesn't want to go there, if I let go it will smack back down onto my belly. Do I have Peyronie's Disorder? What can I do to fix this because I really am embarrassed to show this to anyone, including my girlfriend.

Curving it anywhere downwards during my erection or straight is basically non-existent as when I am laying / sitting down it will just come straight towards me and not want to move. I have tried to bend it downwards when it's not erect and that's fine, it's just when i'm erect it doesn't budge and bends towards me.

I am very embarrased to show this to my girlfriend or what she would say/think about this and I would assume it would be very hard to handle if it doesn't want to move at all.

Why does it point towards my stomach and is there a way to get it pointing upwards?

Any help would be appreciated.

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  • Guest
    Guest philkprpatient

    Edited

    Hi, first of all don't worry! This is completely normal, you do not have a disease. I'm 21 and thought it was not right to have my penis point up, but it is actually quite common. something like 30% of men have a penis that points upwards.

    It might make sexy stuff slightly different, but you just have to find a way it works for you. It is by no means abnormal or something to be embarrassed about.

    Peyronies is when the penis bends making it more of an 'L' shape.

    If you need any help figuring stuff out, or want to measure the angle to make sure just message.

    Hope this helps.

    • philkprpatient
      philkprpatient Guest

      Edited

      Hi! Yes! Thanks alot this did really help. I have been worrying the past few months about this and have tried a few things to try and forcefully put it straight, for example holding it straight whilst masturbating which was a little painful. Thanks though, I feel a bit better about it all and feel more comfortable about my girlfriend knowing about it now.

    • Guest
      Guest philkprpatient

      Posted

      I'm glad I can help. I was a very anxious teenager with my penis so i know the stress. Just for the future, if you have any problems make sure you try and figure them out quickly, because if they are bad you don't want anything getting worse than it need be 😃

  • skip02590
    skip02590 philkprpatient

    Posted

    Whether it's a problem depends on the angle and pain. Mine also sticks towards my stomach but has never been a problem during sex. My girlfriend likes it actually because the curve helps rub against whichever wall in her vagina is facing me depending on our position. I wouldn't worry about it unless there's a severe kink in the curve or pain

    • philkprpatient
      philkprpatient skip02590

      Posted

      Alright, thanks alot. I've been worrying alot the past few months and i'm worrying a little less now, I thought I had a bad condition. I feel more comfortable with my girlfriend knowing and i'll see what she thinks about it all. I feel better about it myself now though which is good. Thanks. I can imagine it can cause some problems but nothing that doesn't have a work around.

  • michael78791
    michael78791 philkprpatient

    Posted

    hey guy this is normal! im a bit older than you and my penis does same thing. when im hard it hugs my stomach and will hurt when bent away because its so hard. you dont have disease as itd be an odd shape. curved is normal. when hard some guys points down , straight out or up and then there is the belly hugger. all work just the same.

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