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corona not fully detached around head!!!!!HELP!!!!!

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PostPosted: 04/13/07 - 22:34    Post subject: corona not fully detached around head!!!!!HELP!!!!! Vote now! Reply with quote
my corona or the collar of my head is not fully detached all around, half of it is, and the other half is like welded to the skin under the forskin behind the head. Im 16 yrs old and not fully developed yet(late blummer) is there something wrong? will it detach fully eventuall??? help please!!!
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PostPosted: 04/14/07 - 18:07    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
i had this exact same problem and after about a month of washing it fully and pulling the skin back regularly, it eventually came off with no pain at all.
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