I also have a downward curve to mine when hard. I went to a Dr. about it in my 20s and he said either surgery with the possibility of damaging it or basically masturbation exercises. I chose the latter. There is still a down curve, but it's not quite as bad and there's no pain.
Having not looked into this 'angular' thread any deeper than the quote below, I speak from a certain lack of knowing where this comment came from. A real concern, which might bring about genuine worry over (and then a verbal comment directed toward) a fellow male nudist - upon a closer view of his parts.
There's a normal curvature of the penis which is quite common and then there's an abnormal bend over which a professional should be consulted. If I witnessed a dramatic angle showing on someone who I felt close enough to, there is no question I would pull him aside when I had the chance and inquire as to whether he has spoken to a doctor about his curve. Isn't that what naked friends do?
A secondary question to consider is this, and any medically-trained here are welcome to chime in: It occurs to me that a truly problematic bend of this sort wouldn't necessarily be apparent unless the tool is somewhat turgid, am I right? Moments that would present such a view are dramatically reduced in the general, social nudist experiences I've had, an admittedly (and appropriately) small fraction of actual erections in relation to the probably thousands of penises in my not-limited viewing sphere. This is in fact my twenty-first year in the community of bare!Educate me why should I care about the curvature of another mans genitals? Or why should another man or any person other than my partner care about mine. Particularly on a nudist site.
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