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Im scared about my foreskin

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PostPosted: 07/12/07 - 03:56    Post subject: Im scared about my foreskin Vote now! Reply with quote
Ok, im a 13 year old male, uncircumcised and l Just started masterbating. I have never been able to pull my foreskin back, not when erect and not when im soft, i have been stretching it out, but when i try to pull it back, it hurts and I can only see about 1/8 of my head. Im embarrased and dont want to see a doctor.
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