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May I know if the frenelum and foreskin of a penis goes down completely after intercourse for the first time ?basically I want to know how to know if the male has lost his virginity by looking at his penis .I have been told by my partner that the upper layer becomes loose and goes down just like dogs.
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No, anybody cannot reliably asses if a male has lost his virginity just by looking at his penis .The franulam and force can make stretch or change with sexual activity but these changes vary greatly between individuals and can also occur due to masturbation or other non intercourse activities
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Hi.. No, it is not possible to determine if a man is a virgin just by looking at his penis. There are no physical signs or changes that reliably indicate whether someone has had sexual intercourse. Virginity is a personal and private experience and cannot be confirmed through a physical exam.
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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8 yrs exp
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It's not possible to determine virginity in males like this
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