When I get a hard on it stands straight up. Is that normal?

Many assume that the normal position of a hard on is straight out in front of the body. But in reality there is considerable variation. About 9% of the men carry the erect penis nearly vertically, more or less stiff against their belly. But it can also point to the floor. Every penis is different. In general the angle of erection is highest in the teen years, declining with age. A penis that stands straight up is only a problem if it hurts when you push it down a few inches. If you have no pain, you don’t need to worry: nothing is wrong. But if you cannot push it down easily, intercourse may be painful. One way to solve this is to stretch the suspensory ligament that attaches your penis to the pubic bone. You can do this by pushing your penis down when you masturbate. Push it a little further than feels comfortable, but not so much that it hurts. Doing this exercise regularly will in the long run stretch it.