Why doesn't it hurt?

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Anon - 30 May 2004 03:02 GMT

My boyfriend and I are waiting to have sex of any kind (oral, etc)
till we get married. In the past, guys I have been with would get
turned on and they would claim to hurt, because they couldn't
"relieve" the hardness. I asked my current boyfriend, if he hurt, when
this occurred. He said no. Is this normal? Why would some guys
experience pain and not others?

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Griffin - 30 May 2004 03:14 GMT

> My boyfriend and I are waiting to have sex of any kind (oral, etc)
> till we get married. In the past, guys I have been with would get
> turned on and they would claim to hurt, because they couldn't
> "relieve" the hardness. I asked my current boyfriend, if he hurt, when
> this occurred. He said no. Is this normal? Why would some guys
> experience pain and not others?

They're lying.

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PF Riley - 30 May 2004 15:46 GMT

>> My boyfriend and I are waiting to have sex of any kind (oral, etc)
>> till we get married. In the past, guys I have been with would get
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>
>They're lying.

Some people do get painful erections due to medical conditions, but
yes, they were probably lying.

PF

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Griffin - 30 May 2004 16:25 GMT

>>> My boyfriend and I are waiting to have sex of any kind (oral, etc)
>>> till we get married. In the past, guys I have been with would get
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> Some people do get painful erections due to medical conditions, but
> yes, they were probably lying.

Either that, or they're simply interpreting sexual frustration as
physical pain (a.k.a. the mythical "blue balls"). Don't believe it,
girls. Tell him if it hurts that much, you'll leave him alone for a few
minutes so he can polish the ol' carrot. ;-)

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