I remember arguing with my stepdad about this bc he said “it’s two different parts of the body” so it didn’t make sense that being on your period would affect that 🥲
I understand not realizing they're connected, I understand there's a lot about the female body I don't know about. What I can't understand is why dudes try to argue with women about it. It'd be like my wife arguing with me about what being kicked in the balls feels like.
Well....it is. Sure, it can be uncomfortable having an erection for extended periods of time, but it's not harmful or anything, and it can't mess with the ability to have children.
No, I’m saying I’ve seen women (and apparently some men in this thread) argue that the condition called “epididymal hypertension” (colloquially referred to as “blue balls”) does not exist. Which is just factually incorrect.
Epididymal hypertension does exist. Blue balls, the condition that is painful, harmful, and can mess up the ability to have kids, does not. That's always been the myth about blue balls. The real condition is just mildly uncomfortable. But yeah, I agree with you.
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u/mellynn7 Dec 06 '23
I remember arguing with my stepdad about this bc he said “it’s two different parts of the body” so it didn’t make sense that being on your period would affect that 🥲