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Uncircumcised Penises.
I'm not proud of this, but I only found out recently that in an uncircumcised penis, the foreskin is supposed to slide back during an erection.
My boyfriend and I have been together for over a year and I've never seen this happen with him. And yes, I'm sure he's uncircumcised.
It doesn't appear to impair anything, but still. Is this normal?
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Find out if there is any pain or difficulty moving it back at any other time. If it won't fully retract than there is a problem. The foreskin is probably too tight. All it would need then is an incision called pronounced door-cell slit to loosen it.
If it's cracked and can't be fixed with this method than in some cases a urologist (which he needs to see in both cases) may have no choice but a circumcision.
If the skin isn't ever retracted fully to clean the glans and under there will be a crusty yellow build-up called smegma to deal with.
You need to find out what's going on or have him see a urologist if this problem exists outside of sexual activity.
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It's totally normal.
Often when guys who aren't circumcised have an erection, their foreskin just slides back a little bit, not all the way past the head unless it's put there. If it causes pain for him to have it move back to just behind the head, he may have a condition which can be surgically fixed (important, because if he can't move the skin, he can't clean underneath!)
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