I am concerned about the size of my penis. When I was about 15 years old, a boy in my school's changing room made fun of me for having a small penis. I felt very embarrassed. Until then, I had never thought or realized that it was important.

It appears to be something that the media finds funny and makes me feel like less of a man. The word "manhood" is a way of saying desirable masculine qualities are linked to having a large penis.

I grew up in an environment where it was believed that I would not succeed. As a result, I started to feel very poorly about myself and felt ashamed for not being good enough as a person, and not having it big. Thus, seeing evidence like this that highlights my failings makes me feel even more inadequate. I talked to someone for help, but I felt like they didn't listen or believe me. I am very sad and disappointed that I cannot meet the expectations I have for myself. I feel really angry that it's acceptable to make fun of men who have smaller penises than average.

How can I learn to accept and love myself, regardless of this one physical feature that I think is very important (and is looked down upon by most people), and makes me feel embarrassed?

This was a story and experience shared by a young man concerning the size of his penis. He had it "small".

Body dysmorphia is a mental health problem where you constantly think about a flaw you believe you have on your body. It doesn't matter what others think, but you feel very embarrassed and worried about it, which makes your life problems worse. Body dysmorphia can happen when you were made fun of, picked on, or treated badly as a child.

You might be thinking that if there was a plastic surgery that is safe, it could cure you, just because you're having a small penis. But it wouldn't be easy because you would never be happy with the result. With body dysmorphia, the problem isn't actually the body part itself, but rather the body part is being blamed for the emotional pain you experienced while growing up. I understand that you might think that either your body or society is to blame, but in reality, it was the way you were made to feel about yourself while you were growing up that is the real issue. And of course, why wouldn't you be upset about that? It has given you a challenging inheritance to handle.

This is just a hint. The issue here however, is not Body dysmorphia altogether. It is about living with a small penis.

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