You know, I asked this in one of the IMHO threads about things you don’t know about the opposite sex, and was told that it’s really hard to sit on your balls because they are on top of your lap when seated, not betwixt your legs as we imagine.
I once had a similar thought when I was baby shower gift shopping: everyone I see has passed between a woman’s legs. Bizarre thought. (and then I couldn’t stop thinking it. For the whole afternoon I kept thinking about it and then forgot about it until I read this thread).
The wonder shown by the OP begs the question: what did you expect half the population to have instead? How are dangly bits odder or more unique than inside bits?
I have not really considered this, but am about to wake my boyfriend up to ask him searching, disconcerting questions. (“So, can you walk it into things? Can you pinch it all by flopping down onto a couch? Could you please draw a diagram with vector indicators?”)
I think about them a lot because I have two young sons and a younger daughter, and they are constantly discussing who has a penis and who doesn’t. When I am at work I listen to satellite radio and hear the commercial for Fresh Balls a hundred times a day. Just from those commercials balls sound like a real hassle… Always sticking to things and getting stinky
Well, not ALL. Some were pulled out of a hole made into her lower abdomen.
As for the OP, I definitely think about things like this at really inappropriate times, like in work meetings or parties. Also, realizing that most of those people also have sex. It’s sometimes really funny to me.
Yes and sometimes. But most of the time everything just sits in our laps like a neat little package. Which is why I always have a much stronger reaction to the cat landing in my lap than my wife does. (She - the cat, I mean - does it on purpose, I swear.)
Sometimes the boys can slip down between the thighs a bit - not painful or even uncomfortable, but I for one don’t like it, and will effect a discreet adjusment.
We can also catch the tip of the schlong in the zipper. An exquisite agony.
And I’m with Inner Stickler - I can’t imagine having boobs. Like walking around with two water balloons strapped to your chest. The very first thing my wife does when she gets home is to take off her bra, usually with a curse, so I know having to wear one is no fun. I love boobs, but I’m glad I don’t have 'em.
I am very aware they have them. Men also have [del]poop-collecters[/del] I mean testicles.
I have also been known to eschew seeing male strippers. If I want to see naked strangers I just go to work. Doesn’t matter what they look like now, they all look the same when you are putting an Attend on them.
Everybody I know has a buttcrack, but I’m not conscious of it unless they’re sporting a bad case of plumber’s cleavage; same with penises on clothed folk, which I don’t think about unless the owner does something to, ehm, put it forward as it were (whether it be by design, lack of thought or spontaneous reaction).
The thought occurs to me at times, and it just completely disrupts whatever I’m trying to do. The worst is when it happens in a conversation. If the person I’m talking to is female and I know her well, I’ll honestly say “sorry, I just realized that the waiter has a penis, and I totally lost track of what I was saying.” Not so easy when I’m talking to a man, especially if it’s his own penis I just had an epiphany about. Very odd.
If you really want to understand the difficulties they can sometimes cause, ask a trusted male friend to tell you about “vinyl couch syndrome”. They’ve experienced it.
Short answer: penises or penes, the former if you’re speaking English colloquially, and the later if you’re a stuffed shirt pedant or medical professional or Latin scholar.