Just curious

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

Hi guys, I'm joined PEGym only yesterday and it's all alien to me still but I'm getting a grip on it.
I got two questions
1. Is having a curved penis a bad thing? (cos I thought it was normal till a couple days ago when a friend brought it up and said it's kinda a deformity and I told her I have it but don't feel deformed. We went on and on till she showed me this guy on some website that apparently 'helps' people to have straight penises. It freaked me out, even on this website I see banner adverts on getting straight penises and I want to know what the hell is going on)
2. How do you even measure curved penises -from the outter curve or the inner curve?
Hoping to draw from your well of knowledge.
Thanks!

[closed251 Senior Member Member of the Month Nov 2016 Find all posts View Profile Close closed251]

Good morning User29 and welcome to pegym!

I can't help regarding advice on your curved penis but if your happy with it, just leave it. I'm sure I've read somewhere it's good for touching the g spot however I don't know if that's true.

Hope to see you around the boards!

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

It is normal . Some guys don't like it though and try to straighten . Others with straight penis try to create an upward curve so really it is personal choice.

[closed155 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close closed155]

So your female friend tells you that curved penises are a deformity. That is like telling her there is only one type of vulva with small labia that don't stick out and are not frilly, and so on. Believe there are a lot of women having pieces of their labia cut off so as to comply with some sort of acceptable appearance. Men with curved penises are common enough, I think there is some confusion with Peyronie's which is more than just a curvature, you can say the penis is bent and prevents penetration. Maybe that is what your female friend is confusing.

Use the flaccid stretched penis to measure your length.

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

Yup, she may have been talking about peyronie's disease. A natural curve is common.

Measure it along the top of the shaft.

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

Which direction is your curve. We have talked with many men that have curves. All directions before.

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

Thank you!
I should be around, loving it so far

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

It is normal . Some guys don't like it though and try to straighten . Others with straight penis try to create an upward curve so really it is personal choice.

oh I see, that's refreshing. Thank you

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

So your female friend tells you that curved penises are a deformity. That is like telling her there is only one type of vulva with small labia that don't stick out and are not frilly, and so on. Believe there are a lot of women having pieces of their labia cut off so as to comply with some sort of acceptable appearance. Men with curved penises are common enough, I think there is some confusion with Peyronie's which is more than just a curvature, you can say the penis is bent and prevents penetration. Maybe that is what your female friend is confusing.

Use the flaccid stretched penis to measure your length.

Oh? Mine's just slightly curved and doesn't prevent anything.
And I'd try measure that way.
Thanks a lot

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

Yup, she may have been talking about peyronie's disease. A natural curve is common.

Measure it along the top of the shaft.

top? ignoring the curve?

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

Which direction is your curve. We have talked with many men that have curves. All directions before.

It's curved to the right

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

top? ignoring the curve?

No, follow the curve if you can. I was thinking that if you had something flexible enough to measure the inside and outside of the curve it would be flexible enough to follow the curve along the top. If not then you could take the average between the inside and outside and that should give you the length along the top. Now if you were to straighten your curve you would need to lengthen the CC on the right side. The measuring result would be the length on the outside of the curve. However you decide to measure just make sure you do it the same way each time to track your gains.

Measuring the stretched flaccid may not be a good way to accurately track your erect length gains. Many guys see stretched flaccid length gains before erect length gains. The difference between the two could also vary over time as you make gains. It did for me.

[User29 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close User29]

No, follow the curve if you can. I was thinking that if you had something flexible enough to measure the inside and outside of the curve it would be flexible enough to follow the curve along the top. If not then you could take the average between the inside and outside and that should give you the length along the top. Now if you were to straighten your curve you would need to lengthen the CC on the right side. The measuring result would be the length on the outside of the curve. However you decide to measure just make sure you do it the same way each time to track your gains.

Measuring the stretched flaccid may not be a good way to accurately track your erect length gains. Many guys see stretched flaccid length gains before erect length gains. The difference between the two could also vary over time as you make gains. It did for me.

Informative. Thanks a lot