Do circumcised penis' get harder then non?
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No difference.
They get as hard a they can based on blood flow.
There was just a thread on this yesterday.
This is affected by bloodflow; there's no difference unless it was somehow botched, which is a bit rare. Sensitivity can be different, but that's not the same as bloodflow.
As you get older, though, Viagra can help a bit...
And don't compare your 'stiffness' with pornography either...
Nope.
no they get hard the same amount
NO
No, the foreskin has nothing to do with the power or duration of an erection.
By practicing kegels any penis can become ROCK HARD: http://www.blakereviews.com/forum/index.
They both get hard the same. But because of reduced sensation, many circumcised guys can't get enough stimulation from normal intercourse to ejaculate and have to finish "by hand," leaving their woman unhappy and feeling inadequate. So they are equal in hardness but not in function--natural penises work better.
Of course not. What a strange question!!
nope
circumcision makesa a few changes to the anatomy of a penis but a penis will get as hard as it gets whether it has foreskin or not.
if you do not masterbate or have sex, its got to come out one way or another. Unlike women, who are born with as many eggs as they will ever have, men are costantly producing semen and need to release it. its ok to masterbate, if you don't it will come out at night. One day with a nice girlfriend with a hot body and you will be okay.
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