Micropenis Fetish

For kinksters with a micropenis fetish

Can you masturbate and ejaculate with a micropenis?

For kinksters with a micropenis fetish

Penises come in all shapes and sizes, but some are classed as being 'micropenises' - meaning that they're one inch or less in length when fully erect, though some people with this condition cannot achieve erection at all. It's relatively rare and has many causes, but those affected generally find the psychological effect to be the most serious. The good news is that it needn't unduly dictate someone's sex life; there are plenty of things you can do with a partner no matter what you're able or comfortable to do with your penis, some with a micropenis enjoy humiliation as a fetish. The right person will be someone who is understanding and accepting and very willing to explore alternatives that help you both.

What is a micropenis?

A small penis is not necessarily a micropenis. A penis has to be under 7cm when erect to qualify for this medical condition and it affects only 0.6% of males. It is caused by a hormone imbalance before a boy is born.

How do I know if I have a micropenis?

Your parents would have been told when you were born. It is something that is immediately noticeable. It can then be treated with testosterone injections and/or penile surgery. If you have a small penis, that is not the same as having this specific condition where the penis is less than 7cm when erect.

How does a micropenis affect sex?

A person with this condition might not be able to have penetrative sex. However, you can experiment with different positions that work for you. The size of the man’s penis is not the most important factor in pleasurable sex. There are aids you can use too, such as sheaths and penis extenders and strap- ons if you so desire. You might have to be a bit more creative, but that’s not a bad thing, is it?

Can you masturbate and ejaculate with a micropenis?

Most men with this condition can masturbate, ejaculate and orgasm as normal. It’s simply a matter of finding out what stimulation works for each person.

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