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A man with the largest medically-verified penis has revealed it's not always a blessing - especially when it comes to his sex life.
Matt Barr currently holds the title many men would love to have - that of the world's largest medically verified penis.
Barr revealed that his member measures in at a whopping 10.5 inches when flaccid, reaching 14.5 inches when fully erect.
For context, the average penis is around 3.6 inches when flaccid, and 5.1-5.5 inches when erect, so it's definitely well above what most people are packing.
Appearing on Dr. Tara's LuvBites podcast, Barr explained: "It wasn't like I came out of the womb with it, I had a lot of small growth spurts that kept happening... one around 13 or 14, and another later on into my mid-to-early 20s."
However, while his manhood might make him stand out in the locker room, Barr admitted there are some downsides in the bedroom.
He revealed: "It takes a long time to get erections as opposed to having problems. I do get erect, but it just takes time.
"When I got measured the last time, they did an intracavernosal shot - they inject you with something that makes you aroused.
"It's stronger than Viagra because it's directly into [the genitals]," adding that it was done so that everyone in the study was at their "maximum size" without the psychological pressure of maintaining an erection in a clinical environment.
Barr revealed how he was officially verified as having the largest penis in the world, explaining: "It was an NHS-affiliated study.
"There's no official study in terms of like Guinness World Records, because they don't do it, so I'm not a Guinness World Record holder, but it's just been various studies over time."
Barr also revealed how it affects him in day to day life, and how he manages to disguise his bulge in clothing.
He explained: "It's always been difficult to find things that fit accordingly. You learn a lot through the years about how to accommodate it, like Drag Race and tucking is always a good strategy - you can always just put it behind you and no-one will ever see it, although it is a bit uncomfortable."
Barr added that it can also cause problems during intercourse, explaining: "It's an issue. There's practicalities and ways to get used to it.
"I've got much better over the years at understanding that it's obviously not all about penetration, or it's very gradual, very small amounts of penetration."
He joked: "You don't expect to get the whole thing in because you don't want to kill someone!"
Barr revealed that it has also changed the way he approaches sex, adding: "The benefit of it is that it's taught me that I need to do a lot of foreplay, which I may not have done if I was an average [sized] guy.
"So having that time to spend focusing on her, that's part of the enjoyment."
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