File:Collection of urine specimen from 2nd degree hypospadias penis.webm

English: A "clothed female nude male" CFNM examination. The collection of a urine specimen from the uncircumcised (has hooded foreskin) penis of a nude man born in the 1950's with the birth defect hypospadias (2nd degree). His meatus "pee-hole" is located on the underside of the penile shaft some 1 to 1.5 inches back from what would be its normal location at the glans "tip" of the penis. This distance varies because his flaccid penis (when urinating) is only about 3 to 3.5 inches long while his erect length (when aroused) is about 5 to 5.5 inches. The man holds his penis by the hooded foreskin when urinating. His urine stream sprays mostly downward from the meatus instead of exiting in the normal (for most all other men) forward direction. This makes his aiming for a standard toilet difficult when "peeing" while standing. This senior man can pee only about 6 to a maximum of 9 ounces of urine due to an enlarged prostate. Some angiokeratoma lesions are present on the scrotum.