Man with 'biggest penis in the UK' reveals how he was once kicked out of yoga class

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"It's difficult because it's not something you really spring on people as a surprise because it just does scare people away generally"

A British man who claims he has the biggest penis in the UK has opened up about the difficulties his foot-long appendage causes.

Matt Barr (40) revealed how he had even been asked to leave a yoga class, as it was suspected he had become aroused.

He is also reluctant to share details of his manhood on first dates as he fears "scaring" people away.

In a bid to dispel some of the "myths" about having a 12-inch trouser snake, Matt has recently written his autobiography entitled 'A Long Story: Life With One Of The World's Largest Penises' which he discussed on This Morning.

"I'm trying to dispel some of the stigmas," he insisted.

"People have learned a lot of myths from pornography. They don't realise the implications that it would have when you're actually living with a situation on a day-to-day basis."

While discussing his dates' reactions, he said: "They love the idea more than the practicality.

Matt on This Morning

"It's difficult because it's not something you really spring on people as a surprise because it just does scare people away generally."

"Obviously [you don't want to be] creepy and bring it up too early."

He also explained how in porn, "there's lots of filters being used, it's very small bodies, lots of camera angles and stuff", so when people encounter someone who's actually that size, "it's not what they want".

Host Ben Shepard suggested that the majority of people watching, "will be going what an absolute gift to be able to stand there and have more than enough".

But Matt said: "There are people who like it for a bragging point of view," revealing how a woman who tried to get him to appear on her OnlyFans page under the guise of a "normal date."

It turned out he'd been asked out by the woman as she wanted to use him to make money.

Barr said he first realised his penis, which 12 inches long when erect - more than twice the global average of 5.1 inches - was unusual when, as a shy youngster, he wanted to be "normal" like his peers.

He described how he was accused of getting titillated during a yoga class when, despite the fact he was "wearing a very baggy shirt and shorts" because of the positions, "people just got the wrong idea".

Despite the difficulties, Barr doesn't intend to take action to reduce his manhood as "it's very expensive surgery".

"It costs about £15,000," he revealed.

"It's only done, normally, in the cases of tumours and things like that. In the case of normal function, it's not common."

Barr said that ultimately he hopes to dispel the stigma surrounding his phallus, explaining, "I don't see why there's any difference talking about this and talking about your breasts or any other bodily part … it's not sexualised. It's just a fact of life."