My penis hides behind the forskin, from sight only forskin shows :S should i be worried?

I am 17 now and the puberty signs are finally coming, the underarm hair grown, oily skin, etc. My penis has shown no growth, only when erect. My penis when not erect usually goes back so the forskin covers it, the problem i find is that it totally dissapears and only the forskin is exposed... can somebody explain what is wrong please and if this required medical attention please and thank you

My penis hides behind the forskin, from sight only forskin shows :S should i be worried?
Everyone's foreskin and penis size lengths are different.





I'll put it simple; as long as you can pee with it when soft, it's okay. =)





As I'm sure you know, yes, you're not circumcised. Nothing wrong with that; most of the guys in the world aren't either and you have advantages too.


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Reply:i don' t think your parents had you circumcised when you were a child.you might need to check that out or if they did then someone didn't do a good job and were a little nervous with the scissors.
Reply:no need to worry, as long as u dont have erction problems, bla bla, on soft it may say shorty and may ven be abreviated shty erect should say shortys bar and grill new mexico. he he..





dont worry.
Reply:If I understand you correctly, you aren't circumsized. That's perfectly normal. Many men in America are circumsized, in which the tip of their foreskin is cut off. This is done for religious reasons, but often out of inertia. So if you're comparing your penis to someone who has been circumsized, it will look different. Your foreskin will completely cover your penis, while theirs will be partly exposed.
Reply:Nothing is wrong. It is pretty common for guys with foreskins to have their penises hide, especially when it is cold!
Reply:your penis is too small thats your problem
Reply:In an uncircumcised penis, the foreskin covers the head when it is not erect. If you do not feel any pain during erection, everything is probably okay. Be sure to ask you doctor if you have any questions, they've heard it all before so there is nothing to be embarrassed about.