You can't fix it. It isn't broken.
You could possibly have it surgically "enhanced", but you would
need to consider carefully whether any marginal benefit you
might gain outweighed the certain cost, discomfort, and risk.
Frankly, unless you are actually sexually dysfunctional, in my
opinion you'd be better off just accepting that you are the way
you are and getting on with your life.
Edited by xarqi on August 24 2005 at 3:06am
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