i didnt pull it back all the way. im scared it would get stuck or something. the foreskins pretty tight and attached to the glans. i dont want to pull back too hard. the glands are very sensitive. i think it was the soap that made it burn after rubbing it. its fine now after i dripped just water on it.
when i was little i didnt even know about pulling foreskin back. when i heard of circumcisions, i just thought that people could pull it back because they were cut shorter and people who weren't were like me. later on in my early teens i had a feeling that i was different.
Hi, just to let you know that the more you can stretch your foreskin the easier it will move back and forward over the glands with out getting stuck.
What you describe about being stuck to the head is perfectly natural as when we are born the inside layer of the foreskin is attached to the gland but as we get older and start to retract it then it separates, you may find it gets a bit sore if you try do it to quick so just pull back slowly and a little more each time.
After time doing that your find your be able to get your foreskin right back when your soft and in time when your fully hard to so just keep trying and your get there in the end :-)
What you describe about being stuck to the head is perfectly natural as when we are born the inside layer of the foreskin is attached to the gland but as we get older and start to retract it then it separates, you may find it gets a bit sore if you try do it to quick so just pull back slowly and a little more each time.
After time doing that your find your be able to get your foreskin right back when your soft and in time when your fully hard to so just keep trying and your get there in the end :-)
Hi Shocky147:
The "white discharge" is smegma.
Smegma
Smegma is a natural, normal, harmless, and healthy substance. It is a mixture of exfoliated skin and skin oils. Smegma collects under the foreskin. It is normally white in color.
It can get irritating if it stays for a long time without being washed away, so it is good practice to wash under the foreskin periodically.
Accumulated smegma may get hardened and difficult to remove if it stays a long time such as under a foreskin that is not retracted. Olive oil has been recommended for softening and removing hardened smegma.
Washing
It is really easy to painlessly clean out your foreskin without retracting it. Here are two ways:
1. Urine is a sterile substance when it leaves the body so it is an excellent washing agent. Pinch the tip of your foreskin shut when you pee. Let the urine fill up your foreskin. You will see your foreskin balloon because of the urine inside. Then release the tip and all of the urine inside your foreskin will come gushing out and clean out whatever is inside. This is best done in the shower as it tends to be messy.
or
2. Get a rubber bulb ear syringe from a drug store, pharmacy, or chemist’s shop. These are designed to squirt warm water into ear canals to clean them out. They also work great for cleaning out foreskins. Fill the ear syringe with warm (not hot) water and then insert the tip of the syringe into your foreskin. Then squeeze the bulb and a jet of warm water will squirt into your foreskin and clean out whatever is inside.
Hi Shocky147:
The "white discharge" actually is called smegma.
Smegma is a natural, normal, harmless, and healthy substance. It is a mixture of exfoliated skin and skin oils. Smegma does NOT cause cancer.
Smegma collects under the foreskin. It is normally white in color. Some people believe that smegma resembles cream cheese.
It can get irritating if it stays for a long time without being washed away, so it is good practice to wash under the foreskin periodically.
Accumulated smegma may get hardened and difficult to remove if it stays a long time such as under a foreskin that is not retracted. Olive oil has been recommended for softening and removing hardened smegma.
Since smegma is composed of exfoliated skin and skin exfoliation occurs continuously, smegma is continuously forming. You may expect to see more every day.