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My frenulum/banjo string almost "hurts" when being touched.

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val40278
val40278

Uncircumcised guy nearing his thirties . I started retracting a few months ago (in my boxers). Before that - only when showering and having sex.

I've noticed that when retracting initially, the frenulum almost "hurts" when touched with dry fingers. That feeling changes to pleasure when I lube my finger and rub it through. When fully erected, it's more pleasurable when touching dry, but when flaccid, it's quite unpleasant (as the nerve endings are condensed in a smaller area). My frenulum is also quite short, although never had problem retracting or having to use any methods to keep retracted (have a lot of foreskin which stays tucked in quite neatly).

Is this completely normal for a newbie retractor or is something wrong with my frenulum?

Pictures of it included (both erect and flaccid).

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  • val40278
    val40278

    Posted

    Can someone please help with my question?

    Thanks!

    • tomxy
      tomxy val40278

      Posted

      hey

      your frenulum is really tight, this makes it too sensitive when erect...

      i had the same, it hurts when masturbating...

      after frenuloplasty its much better now...

      ask for further info

  • Rob5151
    Rob5151 val40278

    Posted

    Just sounds a little extra sensitive when soft. Normal when hard.

    Some of us just have some extra sensitive areas that most don't.

    Your frenulum isn't that short. If it's not giving you stretching pain when erected then there isn't a problem & having it cut would be unnecessary.

    Feel free to dm me if you prefer to answer that way.

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