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PostPosted: 03/25/08 - 15:43    Post subject: Sensitive Head Of Penis Vote now! Reply with quote
I'm 16, and not a virgin.
I can pull back my foreskin, flaccid and erect.
However, I find the glans of my penis excruciatingly painful to touch, I can wash it to some extent, but never fully.

Why is this? Is there any way to maybe desensitize it?

Thanks.
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