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For all that wondered about cbt..ill explain what a kick to the balls feels like See below |
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I thought this might be an interesting topic for curious women or for men that want to get into cbt.( giving or receiving I thought of this blog as a sapling caught me square in the belly as i tried to go past it. Cbt for alot of extent is drama..i'm not saying it doesn't hurt. I'm saying it's instinctual. Punch a guy in the belly.. he will do a similar crumble to the ground. It's a reflective action. Part of the flinch,the anticipation or a slight movement on his part helps deflect the actual power of the blow. Notice in alot of femdom vids how the male slave doesnt go down after a good kick to the balls And even then his testicles have room to roam at the point of contact. Women seem to think men are unique because of their testicles..well punch someone's belly multiple times ( male or female) and yeah your gonna get the same result. Well testicle pain is a little different. It doesn't take alot to put a full man down. Cause it quickly resisters as " pain" and we've been socially conditioned to react to a nut shot..just alot of drama But then again how many males have been trained in this fashion?
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I've seen a 2 year old boy hit hard in the nuts by a tennis ball. He curled over as anyone would. At his age, I don't think he was socially conditioned.
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Mate I have copped plenty of hits to the balls, both accidentally and also during fights, and I can tell you, NOT one of them was pain free. You say testicles have the ability to move around, both within the sac and also up into the pelvis region, BUT if the hit is hard enough, it won't matter where the little fuckers are, it will bring tears to your eyes. If you don't believe me, then you and I should meet because I have a real surprise in stall for you. I promise I won't even use my work boots. The other point I would like to make is that testicular trauma has caused death, but, in most cases, there has been underlying conditions. Refer to references. Sources Zerman, Dirk-Henrik, et al. “The Male Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome.” World Journal of Urology. June 2001. Provincial Medical Journal. “Sudden Death from Injury to the Testicles.” 18 February 1843 (page 412). Barna, Maxwell. “The Deadly Science Behind Testicle Squeezing.” Vice News. 20 April 2014. Okonkwo, Kingsley C., et al. “Testicular Trauma Resulting in Shock and Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome: a Case Report.” Cases Journal. 12 May 2008. Shashank, Pooniya, et al. “Testicular Trauma Resulting in Death Due to Shock and Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS): A Case Report.” Journal of Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine. 3 March 2017.
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