As you can clearly see, her treacherous genital regions have severely disfigured my digits.

That's what I've heard.

It leaves me perplexed why, if they do get more pleasure from the sex would they not want to have it as much as guys?

now here's a question for our resident Doc.

there was a story that i'd heard from a few different people about a guy that i knew. where he is or what he's doing now, i haven't a clue. but the story went that one night his wife was far too over enthusiastic in her 'hands on' approach, which resulted in a snapping/cracking noise. when the swelling went down, he was left with something that looks like you might find in a geometry set.

now i know there's no bone, but with enough rigidity would it be possible to break?

Impossible. You can bruise a penis, but you can't break it. I don't care how much you bend it, it's supremely pliable.

However, if you hit it hard with something (like a bat), it'll end up with a nasty bruise.

P.S. WARNING: Do not try this at home.

It is, however, possible to lose the erectile function of the penis. This can happen even to young people with an unnaturally prolonged erection (a condition called priapism). This is a potential complication of sickle cell anemia, and it can cause permanent disability.

When I say "unnaturally long", I mean having an erection for more than eight hours straight. Rest assured that this can never happen to a healthy person under physiologic circumstances (even if you masturbate all day).

P.S. However, if you do masturbate all day, any abrasion you suffer might not be covered by the manufacture warranty, because it's not considered "normal wear and tear". Make sure you do not mention it when you call tech support.

Hmm...Don't listen to me. Apparently I am wrong.

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Perhaps the most common injury to the penis occurs during sexual activity. In the flaccid state, injury to the penis is rare because of the mobility and flexibility of the organ. During an erection, arterial blood flow causes the penis to be come rigid thus placing it at higher risk for injury. Although there is no bone in the penis, urologists frequently refer to the injury as a penile "fracture." During vigorous thrusting, the erect penis may accidentally slip out of the vagina. Due to the fast action, the penis strikes the outside of the woman instead of being reinserted into the vagina. The penis may then bend sharply despite the erection. A typical sign of this problem is a sharp pain in the penis joined by a "popping" sound. The pain and sound are produced by a rupture of the tunica albuginea, which is stretched tightly during the time of an erection. The pain may last for a short time or it may continue. The penis develops a collection of blood under the skin called a hematoma, which can distort the appearance of the penis (eggplant deformity). The injury is usually limited to one or both of the corpora cavernosa and, on rare occasions, the urethra.

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As you can see, I am not to be trusted with non-pediatric conditions. And apparently, the injury is more common with the "woman on top" position. So gentlemen, be very careful when you try this at home.

hehe, poor joe

there was a link kicking around on irc a month or two ago, which i'll admit, i was evil enough to spam once or twice too, so there's others here that seen it.

it was someones online blog, with lots of pictures showing the entire proccess of his tying up his tool using elastic bands as tourniquets[sp?], and slicing his helmet off with a scalpel. it still makes me feel squeamish when i think of those pics, and i only looked once. :/

Thanks alot. Now I'm never going to have sex with any girls at my school T_T

Im only 14 damnit! *rant*

P.s., Is there some reason why I consider this topic shockingly interesting?

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