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Mark on penis

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john54651
john54651

just about a 1cm/2cm below the tip, you should be able to see a little mark thats a different colour to the rest of my penis. any suggestions as to what this is? im 18 and not sexually active yet. any help is appreciated.

 

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  • john54651
    john54651

    Posted

    the mark isnt hard or a different texture to the rest of my penis either, feels like normal skin and also does not hurt/itch.
  • nick75873
    nick75873 john54651

    Posted

    I finally got where I needed to be!

    It really doesn't look lIke much other than maybe a little chafe or an overworked spot by a thumb or rough skin or callus on a hand during peeing or especially masturbation, which we all do as much as needed, but sometimes can overdo with the right video. If there's no burn during peeing or ejaculating, then I wouldn't worry just yet.

    • nick75873
      nick75873

      Posted

      I am also uncut/not circumcised. I have always had a hard time retracting. I'm lucky enough to have a husband who takes special care of these little things that can occur in us 'uncut boys'.
    • john54651
      john54651 nick75873

      Posted

      I do masturbate almost 4/5 times a day some times, so maybe I have just overdone it in the last couple of days. The mark literally seemed to appear within the space of 7/8 hours.

    • nick75873
      nick75873 john54651

      Posted

      That probably has a lot to do it. 4 to 5 times a day is a lot, but I could do that too at your age. I see on most of the amateur porn sites that there are many young men who can cum a half dozen times on a selfie live video in a few hours. Wow.
    • john54651
      john54651 nick75873

      Posted

      Well I thought it surely couldn't be anything to worry about as it didn't start off small and get bigger, it appeared within like 7 hours and hasn't changed since.
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