Penis size for 14 year old?

....I was always really worried about that. Then one day I looked in a mirror

Also I'm still growing in general, though a midget compared to most people from my generation that I know. I blame all those growth hormones and shit, cause all my generations parents are smaller than me... but their kids tower over me. And their kids all seem to have stopped growing at fucking like 12 years old, not to mention being sexually mature then... I'm getting there just now. (I always ate organic, non hormone meat, dairy, whatever when I was a little kid. Also, now eating cafateria food at college, I'm putting on weight without eating heavily, so I'm trying to cut all their hormonally imbalanced beef out of my diet... Fuck people screwing with nature for a buck.)


It'll be fine, don't worry your pretty little head over it.

 

I'M 5" if it helps ease the pain of your mental castration xD

 

I got a bj and all the rest when I was 14 Theres never too early to worry haha

 

8-9" is O.K.

 

Who cares? It's got a couple more years to grow. Don't worry about it now.

 

miracle grow =)

 

Feel lucky, man. I don't even have a dick.

In all seriousness though, "just go with the flow of the ocean, man."
That's what my mom told me when I was worried about my boobs never.... filling out.
:]

 

well im 16 right now bro when i was 14 it was bout 6in , its 8in now so...guess just depends on how u think about it

 

But of course - aren't all penises a standard 8" - At least all the ones I've seen described online are. I feel so disappointed only ever having experienced an average of 6" - 6½" penises in real life.

 

...what that suppose to mean? mines 8"

 

I think some guys worry too much about dick size. If you're a teenager, just wait until puberty is over. And at the end of the day, unless you have a micro-penis, it's more or less about how you can use your dick as opposed to how big it is. Practically every girl I've asked say they're more concerned with experience & not size. Stop stressing over it, live life, there's more important things to worry about in the long run.