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A member asked:
Hi am 16 and 17 in may am worried about my penis size as its only 4 to 5 inch when hard is there anything i can do to help grow plus am circumcised ?
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Being A Boy: The average size of an erect penis is 4.5 inches. You are only in your teens, which means you still are going to grow and are already longer than the average man. Relax you are normal.
Answered 9/29/2016
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