I Have The World’s Smallest Penis – Here’s How It Affects

Small problems contain big problems.

A North Carolina man with the “world’s smallest penis” has revealed some of the biggest problems he faces, including maintaining sexual relationships. He revealed his little problem in a resurfaced official IGV interview that went viral.

“I’m still not sure I’ve fully come to terms with having a small penis,” Michael Phillips, 36, told the outlet.

His tiny manhood is less than an inch, making him susceptible to a rare condition called micropenis.

The condition is defined as “atypical micropenis” – measuring 3.67 inches or less – detected in infancy or early childhood, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

The disease affects only 0.6% of the global population and is “usually the result of fetal testosterone deficiency.”

As a child, Phillips initially thought he was simply shorter than average and hoped he was just a late bloomer who would eventually catch up to his masculinity.

That day never came and the Southerner faced a host of problems due to the size of his penis.

“My biggest challenge [are] To have a sexual relationship but still be a virgin and be able to talk about it openly because of how embarrassing the subject is,” Phillips lamented.

He recounted a humiliating incident in high school in which a girl saw his small stature and laughed at him, deterring him from pursuing dates and relationships for a long time.

“I had a few sexual encounters but couldn’t get into it,” Phillips told The Sun. “From that point on I stopped trying to date and lost interest.”

Frustrated by his poor performance in the boudoir, the poor guy visited a doctor, where he learned about his medical condition.

Surprisingly, this makes small penises easier to swallow.

“I think the biggest misconception is that if a guy has a micropenis, he just has a micropenis and not that there may be a medical problem,” Phillips said. “More people need to be aware that there is a condition called micropenis.”

He is now using his condition to help others come to terms with the pain, which he believes is grossly underreported in the media.

“You can choose to be happy in this great world we live in,” Phillips urged. “Find those you feel confident sharing your problems with, and you may be surprised by their level of understanding and acceptance.”

In that regard, Phillips said there might even be a positive side to his miracle.

“It wasn’t until I joked about being a Guinness World Record holder that I realized I might actually have the smallest one in the world,” he said. “If I could do that, I would — I think it would help raise awareness.”