It is a widespread belief that during the erection the glans becomes progressively uncovered due to the automatic retraction of the foreskin. However, this does not always happen. In fact, as is well known, there are boys (within this category I could include myself) who have a long or slightly tight foreskin, naturally without phimosis, and therefore with erection will not have an automatic "unveiling" of the glans. It is logical that in such cases the skin can easily be lowered manually. In these situations, when the penis is erect, the degree of exposure of the glans will depend on various factors: it may still be completely covered, have the tip (where there is the urinary meatus) visible or be only partially exposed.
My question, related and connected to the survey, focuses on the topic in question. Before starting vaginal or anal penetration (this applies to all "sexual orientations"), should these boys uncover completely and with the hand their glans, by retracting the foreskin, or is it not important ?
I also ask because I have read on the internet that it is better to start penetration with the glans already fully exposed (and, especially in the case of anal sex, this should facilitate the introduction of the penis)...
My question, related and connected to the survey, focuses on the topic in question. Before starting vaginal or anal penetration (this applies to all "sexual orientations"), should these boys uncover completely and with the hand their glans, by retracting the foreskin, or is it not important ?
I also ask because I have read on the internet that it is better to start penetration with the glans already fully exposed (and, especially in the case of anal sex, this should facilitate the introduction of the penis)...