Foreskin tearing

Joey Jeremiah

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How do you avoid foreskin tearing, other than *snip, snip*?

My foreskin has torn when masturbating or during aggressive oral or vaginal penetration. It's scary as hell and basically means abstinence until fully healed. I don't want to get an STD, or even more likely, a bacterial infection.
 
Joey Jeremiah said:
How do you avoid foreskin tearing, other than *snip, snip*?

My foreskin has torn when masturbating or during aggressive oral or vaginal penetration. It's scary as hell and basically means abstinence until fully healed. I don't want to get an STD, or even more likely, a bacterial infection.

Circumsision.............



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Joey Jeremiah said:
My foreskin has torn when masturbating or during aggressive oral or vaginal penetration. It's scary as hell and basically means abstinence until fully healed. I don't want to get an STD, or even more likely, a bacterial infection.

How on earth did you manage that??

And what do you mean "or" - you are not even aware of when it happened? ( in that case whatever you were high on, stay off it from now on! )

Unless you were getting a blowjob from a vampire or a fanged animal, you can pretty much rule out the oral. What else, a handjob from someone wearing a medieval armoured glove?

Only explanation from any normal activity is that you might have struck an edge of a pelvic bone on a partner with almost no interior inulation, in which you may be lucky to have gotten the injury on a fleshy part of your equipment.
 
Perhaps it's not tearing, but the head and foreskin have definitely chafed during masturbation or intercourse. I saw a urologist and he did suggest circumcision as an option.
 
Joey Jeremiah said:
Perhaps it's not tearing, but the head and foreskin have definitely chafed during masturbation or intercourse. I saw a urologist and he did suggest circumcision as an option.

If there is any tearing, it would most likely involve the frenulum (the membrane underside). Circumcision reduces the risk of tearing of the membrane.