Peyronie’s disease, from what I understood, was a specific condition that resulted in an extremely curved penis, not a slight bend. But every time someone mentions a penis that can’t be used as a level, people say it’s Peyronie’s disease.
Adam Corolla from Loveline used to compare penis bends to tree branches: the longer a tree branch is, the less likely it’ll be without curves or bends. You never hear guys with a 3" penis complaining about curves 
Maybe it’s not a problem. Maybe some men just have a different sexual (ahem…) bent.
…I gotta add a penile question of my own that’s been bothering me (slightly) for some time…
I’ve got a lot of small, white bumps along the edge of the head of my penis – they don’t hurt, and don’t, well, hinder the Little Snack in his doings, but they look stupid.
Any idea on what they are, if they are harmful and if there’s a way to get rid of them?
Their penises are straight, it’s their minds that are bent.
That’s gotta hurt…
Based on your description, I’d guess those are pearly penile papules, which are harmless. You can find photos on the web, but I’m not going to link to them, since it might be considered porn by some.
Usual disclaimer: if you have any doubts about your health, see a doctor immediately. The web is not a good substitute for a physician.
This place is great! I love it.
I once dated a guy that had a curve, and at first it totally threw me! (The idea of it being curved, not the penis itself 
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It had me wondering, "What the hell did I do?!?!?!?!
I’ve met quite a few guys with curved penises. I’ve seen both an upward and a downward curvature. I’m pretty sure the statistics are correct, and that this is normal and nothing to worry about.
Just sort of adding to the questions here:
Was the penis always bent (3,4,5 years old?) or did you only notice it after puberty struck?
answer to questoin:
The bend was not there when I was about 10 years old (for sure)
Neither was mine at that age.
I would really like to know if there have been any studies to suggest that masturbation is the cause. Or are we to believe that is just happens around the time of puberty as a ‘coincidence’.
