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writes: i am 16 and i have got a girlfriend recently and its my first proper relationship i think we are going to get more physical shall we say im worried though 1 i am a virgin and she had a 1 year relationship with a boy so im worying i will not compare and also when my penis is flacid my foreskin will go over he head of my penis but when im erect it will not if i do it before i get a erection then get one while its below the head of penis it gets really tightjust below th penis what shoul i do.
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reader, Bev Conolly  +, writes (9 April 2006):
 This is a question that gets asked on this site quite a lot by young, uncircumcised men. If you're concerned about your foreskin, you probably should go and talk to your doctor about it. There are several treatments for a tight foreskin. Believe me, it will be much less embarrassing than you think; your doctor has seen it all.
However, my main comment is that you're going to have a condom over your penis when you have sex anyway (right?), so the position of your foreskin when you're erect is hardly going to matter. (unless it's uncomfortable for you, in which case see the paragraph above).
Also, try not to put too much emphasis on "comparisons" between yourself and your girlfriend's previous partners. You will rarely be with a woman in your life who has never had another partner, so get used to that idea now. You can start to obsess on these matters and it doesn't lead to anything but unhappiness. Remember that she's not with him any longer, and there's a *reason* for that! Enjoy that your girlfriend is with YOU now, and if you do end up having sex together, focus on making that experience mutually pleasurable and memorable.
Have fun!
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reader, Angelicc  +, writes (9 April 2006):
 you should see your Gp about that, maybe you get to get rid of your foreskin.
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