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Q: Im Sure This Isnt Ment to Happen

asked by: ubervamp on March 24th, 2004

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Hi im 17 yrs old and this has only happened twice but sometimes when I masterbate ive noticed that my right testicle has moved im not sure where it moves to but its just not there its not uncomfortable or painfull in anyway, but its a bit of a worry its only happened twice and the other one is fine and after my erection goes away its back.It just kinda scared me a little lol I was like hey where did it go Shocked

. Can someone please tell me if I should get it check out its not painful so I dont see how it could be to bad thanks Smile

Replies(4)

englishirish

replied on March 25th, 2004

New User

No Need to Worry

I've noticed that when I have a wafty crank so to speak my testicles rise. I reckon that will be all it is

Straight

replied on March 25th, 2004

New User

I'm sure it's fine. Whenever you "tense up" your testicles "pull up" too - as when you're in cold water, for example. It's nothing to worry about at all.

jago25_98

replied on April 8th, 2004

New User

Happens to me too, nothing to worry about i'm sure.

In fact, handy trick.

- used it once for cross dressing, kinky
- not so good when surfing, ouch

scope

replied on April 19th, 2004

New User

Lol happens to me too if you feel round your pubic region youll find them hiding, only ever happes to my right one tho Rolling Eyes

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