My son was born beside a congenital birth defect call Penoscrotal Hypospadias with chordee. Basically his pee hole come out at the base of his penis contained by his scrotum. Chordee means that his penis be stuck in a curved downward position. He have surgery at 7 month to correct it. And he will have another surgery contained by January(at 14 month) to correct some complications. We are hoping it will be the last...but its not feasible. He has comparatively a few scars from his surgery and he will singular get more. His penis is completely short even for his young age. I be told not to expect anymore then 4-4.5 inches erect when he is an fully developed. Along with everything else, Hypospadias also cause a hooded foreskin. So we had to own him circumcized so it would look normal. beforehand he looked inetween. Like partially circumsized. The hooded foreskin medium they have alot of skin pilled up ontop of the penis and none on the bottom. So even tho he is circumsized it still looks werid.

Would you reject a man similar to this? :(

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Answers:    Well, actually no, it shouldn't event as the vagina adjusts to the size of the penis. 4 or 4 1/2 inches is not that small compared to the regular 6.
I hear this thing on TV some time ago, it be on the show "The Power of Ten" and most American's said, that size in that nouns does indeed not matter.

Best of luck to your son, it must be frozen to have so abundant operations, especially at such a young-looking age.

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Sense the average is about six inches I contemplate four is fine. It is still long enough to make the G spot and bring pleasure. That old dictum "it's not how much you have, but how you use it" is in truth true. I understand your concern and love for your son. I'm he will be fine.

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