AppleBiter
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Okay, so this is kind of embarrassing.
But, what the hell.
My SO and I have sex on a daily basis. Lately, he's been reporting that after we have sex, his testicles are sensitive. In his words, "It's like someone flicked them." He thinks that this is stemming from a particularly rough session we had a few nights ago and that they'll take some time to heal. Apparantly, he had this problem quite a few years ago, when we were in our teens, unbeknownst to me.
Anyhow, we've been continuing with sex and it doesn't affect his performance. He says everything feels good until about 3-5 minutes after he cums . . . then the pain starts. He says it's diminishing, but it will just take a while. Anyway, I want to avoid as much contact with the testicles as possible, to diminish some of his post-coital discomfort and we talked about trying positions in which his balls wouldn't be slamming into some part of my anatomy, but we couldn't come up with any. That's where you good people come in.
I told him I'd ask my friends on the How To board if they had any good advice. So, if you do, we'd sure appreciate it. Thanks in advance!!

AppleBiter
My SO and I have sex on a daily basis. Lately, he's been reporting that after we have sex, his testicles are sensitive. In his words, "It's like someone flicked them." He thinks that this is stemming from a particularly rough session we had a few nights ago and that they'll take some time to heal. Apparantly, he had this problem quite a few years ago, when we were in our teens, unbeknownst to me.
Anyhow, we've been continuing with sex and it doesn't affect his performance. He says everything feels good until about 3-5 minutes after he cums . . . then the pain starts. He says it's diminishing, but it will just take a while. Anyway, I want to avoid as much contact with the testicles as possible, to diminish some of his post-coital discomfort and we talked about trying positions in which his balls wouldn't be slamming into some part of my anatomy, but we couldn't come up with any. That's where you good people come in.
I told him I'd ask my friends on the How To board if they had any good advice. So, if you do, we'd sure appreciate it. Thanks in advance!!
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