Do they come as a set?
Do they come as a set?
I think your theory may be a little true,The age at which you retract your skin seems to determine how much you have as an adult, to a large degree. If a 5 year old boy (for whatever reason) takes it into his head that he wants to pull his foreskin back and keep it there then by the time he reaches adulthood he will end up with a very short foreskin which probably can't ever cover the glans. If a guy never tries to retract his foreskin before the age of say 18 then he will probably be totally covered all the time and may even develop a bad case of phimosis.
Shaft skin seems to grow in response to pressure. As a man's penis grows, if his foreskin is permanently retracted, the penis will outgrow the skin and you will effectively have an adult penis with an infant foreskin. If it is tightly anchored to the tip of his penis with a short frenulum and maybe even phimosis then the skin will grow significantly in order to cover the larger area.
I used to regret not retracting my foreskin at a young age. I felt I would have effectively had a circumcised penis but without ever needing surgery and stitches and scarring. In hindsight though I realise that a "natural circumcision" like this would probably always be kinda loose. For a genuinely tight result you would probably still need surgical intervention. The frenulum would probably need to get snipped eventually too, to stop the skin bunching up.
My most covered relaxed normal picture, you can see in my other pictures it's rare I cover so muchI'm naturally a B, but keep it back so more of an A most of time
Quite a few of us Chinese and other Asian guys have penises that look like that! Though my moist pink/purple head is fully hidden under my meaty brown sheath (which has some overhang, hehe)I like that. As uncircumcised penises go, I really like the appearance of this guy’s cock. I like that part of the head is visible while his penis remains intact/uncircumcised. Thanks for posting it.
I agree that culture is a factor. The Greeks prized a long foreskin. Many images on vases show men with an overhang even when erect. They had a name for the overhang, akroposthion. They had a word for "not enough foreskin" lipodermos. So I'm guessing they encouraged boys and young men to keep theirs pulled forward to encourage this desirable effect. I once met a man (Dutch, I think) on a nude beach who seemed to be cut, but he told me his mother had warned him if he didn't keep it pulled back it would be cut off, so it stayed that way.
D, definitly.The age at which you retract your skin seems to determine how much you have as an adult, to a large degree. If a 5 year old boy (for whatever reason) takes it into his head that he wants to pull his foreskin back and keep it there then by the time he reaches adulthood he will end up with a very short foreskin which probably can't ever cover the glans. If a guy never tries to retract his foreskin before the age of say 18 then he will probably be totally covered all the time and may even develop a bad case of phimosis.
Shaft skin seems to grow in response to pressure. As a man's penis grows, if his foreskin is permanently retracted, the penis will outgrow the skin and you will effectively have an adult penis with an infant foreskin. If it is tightly anchored to the tip of his penis with a short frenulum and maybe even phimosis then the skin will grow significantly in order to cover the larger area.
I used to regret not retracting my foreskin at a young age. I felt I would have effectively had a circumcised penis but without ever needing surgery and stitches and scarring. In hindsight though I realise that a "natural circumcision" like this would probably always be kinda loose. For a genuinely tight result you would probably still need surgical intervention. The frenulum would probably need to get snipped eventually too, to stop the skin bunching up.
I am like either B or CIt is known that the prepuce, like any other part of the body, can have shape and a different length from man to man. In the case of uncircumcised boys, therefore, the type of prepuce possessed determines, together with other characteristics, the aesthetic aspect that the penis has as a whole. Based on readings, discussions, research, photos, etc. it is possible to identify five possibilities regarding the "semblance" that a foreskin (in relation obviously to the degree of coverage of the glans when the penis is flaccid) may have:
A) Foreskin remains retracted and leaves the entire glans always exposed
View attachment 1255482
B) Foreskin is averagely short and leaves the glans always partially uncovered
View attachment 1255484
C) Foreskin covers the entire glans leaving visible only a small part (often near the urinary meatus)
View attachment 1255486
D) Foreskin is long enough to keep the whole glans always covered (without going further)
View attachment 1255487
E) Foreskin is so long as to keep the glans continually covered and the excess of skin causes an "overhang"
View attachment 1255488
Most likely, it can be said that the diffusion of each of these options is varied and difficult to estimate. In any case, giving a try, we could say the following:
A) Quite rare option (5%)---B) Infrequent option or not very widespread (15%)---C) Option quite common (25%)---D) Most widespread option (30%)---E) Option quite common (25%)
What do you think ? Do you agree ? Leave a comment and take part in the poll...