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Title: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: Ziplet on May 02, 2018, 04:57:09 PM
Hello. I have an upward congenital curvature. It's about 30 degrees. I don't have any pain or problem with erection. Could this cause pain and discomfort for girls, or maybe some other problems during intercourse? I'm very concerned about that.
Title: Re: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: DanP on May 02, 2018, 05:25:29 PM
Hey ziplet
Difficult to say... you need to try it out. Many have problems with such a curve. Other don't have any problem. I guess you need to find out on your own. I know that my curve bothers me.
Title: Re: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: TonySa on May 02, 2018, 09:59:16 PM
It shouldn't cause your partner any pain, if a bit uncomfortable try shifting positions.  You can actually hit her g spot better with an upward curve in missionary position.
Title: Re: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: Monty on May 03, 2018, 02:25:41 AM
should have no problems with penetration if you get a good erection, you may find a few position that are uncomfortable to the female but most will accommodate you very well, in fact you could touch parts straight penises can't.
Title: Re: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: Henn on May 04, 2018, 02:32:03 PM
You might prefer an explicit answer, like "not affect" or "affect indeed". From my perspective I will say, "yes, it affects". However, the answer is personal, like obesity means differently for individuals. I believe that you could engage in intercourse with a curvature of 30 degrees, with limited positions. If your partner understands you and does not mind of the curvature, and you could still enjoy sex, then why bother. However, if you feel embarrassed and is unwilling to let your partner knows of it, then it is a issue. There are men in this forum who suffer from the mental effects even more than physical effects, like myself. I would image of the embarrassment when I have a deep relationship with my girlfriend, even I have tried to convince myself that I could still have sex with this curvature.
Title: Re: Congenital curvature - Do i have a problem?
Post by: TonySa on May 05, 2018, 11:34:20 AM
I agree z7, how we feel about the curve will impact more than anything.  In the gay community it's a little easier I believe because we can put out there explicit details such as a curved dick and find guys who like that, making us less self conscious. If straight or gay we just meet someone and begin to date and then need to disclose our situation it can be more anxiety provoking. Is there any straight dating sites where it's ok to put explicit details so women would know before they respond?