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37 yr old. how do i know im fully erect?i feel hard to the touch. concern is when i flex penis im 90 degree angle, when i stop flex im more like 80 degree angle. is it normal to rise then fall to fix position with flexing? or am i not fully erect?
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From your description your erection seems normal.
Answered 6/20/2023
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