hi
i am nearly 15 and i have already seen in a change in my body , i have got lots of hair from round my groin area rising up to my stomach and now headin towards my chest.My voice doesnt sound deep , and from my perspective i dont think my penis has grown i dont know the reason for this , but i have seen a size change when i get a "boner" .
Could anyone give me the answer to why my penis when i havent got a "boner" isnt a normal size penis , so can anyone please give me the answer to my serious problem please.
thankyou
i am nearly 15 and i have already seen in a change in my body , i have got lots of hair from round my groin area rising up to my stomach and now headin towards my chest.My voice doesnt sound deep , and from my perspective i dont think my penis has grown i dont know the reason for this , but i have seen a size change when i get a "boner" .
Could anyone give me the answer to why my penis when i havent got a "boner" isnt a normal size penis , so can anyone please give me the answer to my serious problem please.
thankyou
some people refer to guys as show-ers or grow-ers
if you are a show-er, your penis when flaccid (i.e. you don't have a boner), is big and doesn't get much bigger when erect (when you have a boner)
if you are a grow-er, your penis is smaller when flaccid and gets a lot bigger when erect
you are only 15 so have a few years of growth left - so i wouldn't worry too much!
men are so preoccupied with the size of their penises - as long as you know what to do with it when the time comes is what matters (after all a womens G spot is only 3" into the vagina!)
if you are a show-er, your penis when flaccid (i.e. you don't have a boner), is big and doesn't get much bigger when erect (when you have a boner)
if you are a grow-er, your penis is smaller when flaccid and gets a lot bigger when erect
you are only 15 so have a few years of growth left - so i wouldn't worry too much!
men are so preoccupied with the size of their penises - as long as you know what to do with it when the time comes is what matters (after all a womens G spot is only 3" into the vagina!)