Unicorn Pride

  When I was six, I joined the swim team at our local community pool.  I was a pretty good swimmer, did well in competitions and so it was inevitable I would end up on the school swim team.  From junior high on I was on the team.  The high school swim team was composed of everyone interested from the 8th grade on up.  For the most part the guys on the swim team all knew I was hung small.  And while they had not seen me erect, they had all seen my “innie” (retracted flaccid penis)  in the changing room or the shower.  And there certainly was some teasing, but mostly it was good natured, except from a few of the guys, and on a few occasions where things got carried away.  I have a theory that there is something intrinsic in men that encourages them to make fun of smaller guys.  Certainly it has been my experience that when men discover you are smaller they immediately think of themselves as your superior.  Maybe the most significant e...

 The whole "being retracted" was probably the hardest thing for me growing up.   Your friends don't see you dick ERECT usually, they see you FLACCID, in the locker room or the shower at school. For many of us with a micropenis that means we are "retracted" like a turtle pulling his head into his shell, when we are soft.   All through school I was athletic -- swimming, basketball, track, baseball, wrestling -- so my friends only saw me naked after workouts in the locker and everyone knows EXERCISE does not make your dick look bigger. Nor does the cold water in a swimming pool. So my friends and peers at school always saw me fully retracted, which meant my flaccid penis was completely inside of me except for a tip of foreskin peeking.   I didn't get teased for having a small penis I got teased for having NO penis.  If you have seen photos of a retractile penis you may understand this. It does seem missing. I have not taken photos of me retracted ver...