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anonymous
writes:hello i am a virgin and i am 13 years old. i have been noticing bumps on my penis. They are located on the sides mainly but a little on the side.They are the color of my skin.I cannot pop them. They are not so bad but my penis looks wierd. i think i have had them all my life. It cannot be an std because i am a virgin. What can it possibly be?
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reader, macboy  +, writes (15 June 2007):
 I understand you don't want to see the doctor, but in the end you will have to.
Even if your don't want to tell your parents, just visit your doctor yourself for advice.
Its good to be independant.
Was I right? Are they on the head of your penis?
I need more information if you want me to try and help you.
Message me if you want.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 June 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questiontwo very different answers. i do not want to see my doctor just yet. if it is like the first answer then i wont.
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reader, macboy +, writes (7 June 2007):
Are they on the head of your penis, or on the skin?
If they are on the skin of your penis, you should go to the doctor and have them checked.
BUT, if they are on the head of your penis, it is entirely normal!
At the base of the head of the penis, there are small (usually skin coloured or white bumps) which are actually part of the head.
They are for massaging the insiide of the vagina and foreskin (if you are not circumcised).
They are typically underneath the ridge of the head. Don't try to remove them, they are entirely natural and beneficial!
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reader, chrissy32789 +, writes (7 June 2007):
 alot of guys have bumps on the penis, if you are going through puberity it can be an in grown hair, its nothing to worrie about alot of guys get them and you cant pop them. if they start to bother you then go to a doctor and talk to them.
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