It's like asking if menstrual cramps are real? Blue balls also call epididymal hypertension is a real condition. I suffer from blue balls when I go for days (usually 3 to 10 days) without sexual release (i. e. ejaculation).
Your boyfriend should never use blue balls as excuse to engage in sex against your will. I'm inclined to think he is using it as an excuse to have more sex, assuming if you both have sex say at least twice week.
That's not to suggest he doesn't experience blue balls. I'm tempted to categorise his blue ball pain in the mild category, again assuming if he has sexual release at least twice a week.
Guys who experience blue balls tend to have penile erection many times a day or week. If the penile erection is not followed by sexual release, it results to testicular and waistline pain, causing difficulty to walk or seat down. That is exactly my experience.
Like menstrual cramps, not all guys experience the condition, and the degree of pain, which ranges from mild to debilitating, varies from one guy to another.
I can only speak from my experience. Blue balls begins with a mild pain on my testicle within 2 to 3 days.
Beyond day 8 or 10, it extends to both testicles and waistline. The pain becomes debilitating, and I must take painkillers to numb the pain.
It's widely documented an active sex life or masturbation is a quick solution. The best cure to blue balls is to have no erection, which of course can be impossible.0 0 0 0You haven't see the headlines on CNN: man dies from exploded prostate? Many fatalities reported among single, and some married, men who suffer from over arousal and under satisfaction.
LOL!!! It's very frustrating and uncomfortable and is damn sure a real thing. Quit torturing the poor guy. Give it up, Sister!!!0 0 3 0
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It's a real thing, but not just for guys. It can happen to women too. You don't have to take get him off if you don't want to though. He can do the job himself. A lot of guys do fake it to get women to get the job done.
I wrote a take about this: www.girlsaskguys.com/.../a22149-women-get-blue-balls-too1 1 0 0I was about to mention you :b
@overthinkingmind lol I'm glad I can just link this take now when I see a question about it.
At least you don't need to explain this over and over again anymore. Just share the link and it's done! :)
Unrelieved arousal can be uncomfortable, but it's not dangerous, and won't hurt him. He's guilting you into getting him off. If he's in that much discomfort, tell him to get himself off.
1 0 0 0Let him have blue balls. He can solve it himself. He's manipulating you. Yeah, they're a thing. No, he won't die. Sure, it'll hurt. But he can get himself off and solve the problem.
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7 18Yes, blue balls are a "real thing", but usually more of an annoying ache than agony. When I didn't release for a long time as a teen, it certainly was torture, but after almost 2 months without release getting turned on and not releasing was painful. I came in my pants while making out, and God that was a lot of sperm. Kind of collapsed on the floor spasming in orgasm. Yes, some guys use it to get lucky, and if you don't want to have sex you certainly shouldn't have to. But you might help him masturbate.
0 0 0 0It sure is… I’ve been the hapless victim of numerous women who enjoy teasing a guy unmercifully…lol
0 0 0 0It is a real thing. But make sure your boyfriend is not taking advantage of it. He can take care of himself, too.
2 1 0 0Yeah they do hurt but they don't turn blue.
0 0 0 0Yeah it's a real thing
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