HypospadiasUK

About me: Hi, I'm Olly. Welcome to my content. If you're wondering what my user-name is all about, read on. Hypospadias is a common malformation in fetal development of the penis in which the urethra does not open from its usual location on the head of the penis. It is the second-most common birth defect of the male reproductive system, affecting about one in 250 boys, although when including milder cases, is found in up to 4%. Like most boys with Hypospadias, I only realised my penis was different in the changing rooms at school. It didn't bother me at all that my friends kept looking, actually I quite enjoyed it. This enjoyment developed into an exhibitionist trait that continued throughout my life and up to the present. The fact that my schoolmates didn't make fun of my appearance meant I didn't feel in any way "abnormal", quite the opposite. I felt unique, special somehow and was not at all bothered about my difference. I can appreciate though how a more severe condition especially involving surgery can affect guys in a negative way, and invariably has an impact on their life. My friends all had what most people refer to as a "normal" penis - circumcised or uncut, with a cone shaped head, the opening at the tip. Mine, as I learnt much later, is a mild case of Hypospadias called subcoronal. As you will see, the head is helmet shaped and a little wider at the base than the shaft is, the opening is at the very lowest point of the head, any lower and it would be underneath on the shaft. My incomplete foreskin normally only covers half the top and sides of the head with the tip of the head just poking out, giving the common dorsal hooded appearance of Hypospadias. I can retract the foreskin back to the base of the head and can pull it forward to almost cover the head completely. I am larger than average, being 6.5 inches long and 5.5 inches in girth widest point when erect. I am not curved significantly in any direction. I'm not aware of any surgery on my penis, but you can see that right the way along the underside there is an overlapping line of skin almost as though the skin has been folded around the shaft. This line extends up to the base of the head then runs half way around each side of my foreskin at the base of the head. I also have two curious small holes in the skin along the upper side of the shaft. They are in a line, about 5mm apart, and 25cm from the base. I have always assumed they were to hold the skin back during some kind of procedure. I am currently trying to access my complete early life medical records to unravel exactly what was done. I came across a letter from my early life GP to another requesting a second opinion. They agreed I had a mild case of Hypospadias that didn't require any corrective surgery. This was the first time I had any idea of why I was different, my parents never discussed it with me, and as it didn't bother me, I never asked them about it. I have read a lot about how Hypospadias can affect one's sexual orientation. I guess I would say that I am bisexual. As an identified possible long-term effect of Hypospadias, I do have a keen interest in other guy's penises that has often led to physical sexual contact with other men. I have enjoyed many sexual relationships with women whilst this interest ran in parallel. I have several regular experiences as a threesome, one girl, two guys. All my partners have been curious about my penis, never put off. All told me they have never experienced one with Hypospadias before and that the foreskin hood increases their pleasure. Happy daze. Please take a look at my cock and tell me what you think. I’d love to read your comments. Thanks, Olly.