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Originally posted by Ironhorse@May 26 2003, 03:14 PM
My experience was nothing like you describe, I went to a clinic and had Hefty Olga as a nurse who gave me some Nazi BS about how I masturbated that morning and she could tell. She then proceed to fondle my pecker with one hand and with lightning quick reflexes inserted that Q-tip. Man what pain.
Years later I had a penis fracture that required surgery - believe me this was pain, and CJ, when you can grow a penis you can fracture than I will think maybe you know something about the male pain threshold. Until then, why talk negatively with such confidence about something you can never possibly know or experience? How does one even compare pain thresholds between people? Seems scientifically impossible.
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Ironhorse, what point are you trying to make to me? that I can't talk about male pain because i'm not a male?! That's the thing about women, we can be sensitive & understanding to the sensations of others without having that experience for ourselves.
so you had a fractured penis (ahem, i'll leave that debate until another day) ... that makes you a rare male who has had to experience extreme pain twice in his life.
WOOPIE DOO
That's a barely more than a regular month in the life of a woman, not to mention a woman with medical problems. Its not a sympathy cry or an exaggeration, its just simple fact.
How can I talk negatively with confidence about male pain?
I can't, but you came along and prooved my point for me - that when a q-tip is in the shaft of your penis, you are not thinking about sex. Having talked to men who have experienced this, I was confident my point was correct. Thank you for providing the proof!