New York Post Headline: ’37-Year-Old Virgin Gets 6-Foot String Stuck in Penis During Botched Sex Game (“Sounding”)’ – Sexually Active Men With Partners Also Engage in “Sounding”
I saw this headline go through my Twitter feed days ago. As I noted in my Quote Tweet of this, I don’t see the relevancy of the man’s virginity status, because it seems to be shaming him for being a virgin.
I have plenty of news stories on my blog of married men – who are not virgins – who have been caught having sex with pet dogs, chickens, or raping children (examples below, under “Related Posts.”).
So, non-virgin individuals are capable of pulling weird, lame, or perverted sex acts as well.
(Link): 37-Year-Old Virgin Gets 6-Foot String Stuck in Penis During Botched Sex Game
by Ben Cost
Feb 11, 2022
His attempt to thread the needle went horribly awry.
A 37-year-old virgin made the world wince after getting 6 feet of string lodged in his penis during a botched attempt at sexual gratification. A case study detailing the backfired sex stunt recently surfaced in the medical journal Radiology Case Reports.
“The patient was diagnosed with a urinary bladder foreign body,” per the report of the incident, which concerned an unmarried Indonesian man who had never had sexual intercourse and lived with his mother.
According to the study, the phallic fiasco began after the unnamed kinkster inserted a long nylon string, used for beads, into his urethra, while “fully erect and watching a pornographic video.” This was reportedly the patient’s first time performing such a feat, although he had reportedly masturbated and watched porn every day, the study noted.
The man subsequently reported to a hospital in Surabaya after experiencing troubling symptoms including difficulty urinating, passing blood in his urine and severe abdominal pain lasting for two hours, doctors said.
After learning of his situation, medics attempted to dislodge the string via bladder irrigation — using a catheter to flush the urine pouch with sterile fluid — but were unsuccessful.
Doctors then decided to get a closer look at the obstruction by inserting a camera into the bladder. The scan showed a “black bundle of nylon string,” which they were able to extract using forceps after administering local anesthesia.
…This pleasure seeker should thank his lucky stars: Medics claim that the practice of inserting objects into one’s urethra can damage sensitive tissue in the canal as well as result in a loss of bladder control and infection. In severe cases, patients require surgery to reconstruct sensitive tissue.
In order to prevent the poor soul from injuring himself in the future, doctors subsequently referred him to a psychiatrist who diagnosed him with obsessive-compulsive disorder and paraphilia — the condition of getting aroused by something regarded as unusual.
It’s unclear why someone would ever try and stick something into their privates. However, experts say the practice stems from psychiatric illness, sexual assault trauma or even attempts to, somewhat paradoxically, “relieve urinary obstruction.”
Scientists have also blamed “sounding,” a sexual proclivity defined by sticking foreign bodies in one’s urethra. In a similar incident this past August, a randy Michigan man got six kidney beans stuck in his urethra during a bizarre attempt at self-pleasure.
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I looked this “sounding” practice up online, and I found out that it’s a sexual practice that men in relationships participate in, it’s not just virgin men – I doubt that all these men in relationships are all virgins.
From Web MD ((Link): What to Know About Urethral Sounding):
The pursuit of sexual satisfaction has led to an emerging practice among men known as urethral sounding. This practice involves inserting a glass or metal object or fluid into the urethra.
The aim is to enhance sexual pleasure by encouraging your partner to explore your penis in several ways.
But health specialists have seen an increase in cases of urethral infections, complaints, and sexual function issues as the practice becomes mainstream.
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I found an online sex advice site where a married woman (I’m assuming it’s a woman, unless it’s a homosexual man) wrote in (link to the letter) and said her (his?) husband has expressed interest in “sounding.” I doubt her (his?) husband is a virgin.
A married man wrote into Quora with a question saying he wants to try sounding, but his wife does not. I doubt he’s a virgin.
The men on this Men’s Health page all sound like they were sexually active since they were teens, they are into “sounding,” so I don’t think they’re virgins.
I could no doubt scour the web longer, finding MORE examples of non-virgin men who engage in “sounding,” but I think my point has been made.
I don’t know why New York Post reported on this man’s virginity status, as it seems that the are trying to shame him for being a virgin, one who also happens to be into “sounding,” when it turns out, sexually active men who have sexual partners, who are NOT virgins, are also into “sounding.”
How is it any less weird or gross for sexually active gay or hetero married men to have their partners do this to them, than it is for a virgin man to participate in this on his own, as if to suggest that because the man is a virgin, only a virgin would engage in these weird, desperate solo sex acts, when in fact, non-virgin men engage in this behavior also?
Related:
(Link): Man Tasered by Police for Refusing to Stop Having Sex with Car Exhaust
(Link): Husband Admits Having Sex With Chickens Three Times While His Wife Filmed It
(Link): Pervert Who Regularly Has Sex With Horses is Married to Human Woman
(Link): Man Jailed For Raping a Horse Admits He Made a Bad Decision
(Link): Married Couple Charged With Making Dog Porn (wife had sex with dogs while husband filmed it)
(Link): Ask Men site’s Virgin Shaming Editorial, entitled, Five Reasons Not To Sleep With A Virgin
(Link): Virginity Lost, Experience Gained (article with information from study about virginity)
(Link): Living Myths About Virginity – article from The Atlantic
(Link): On ‘Late’-In-Life Virginity Loss (from The Atlantic)
(Link): Sometimes Fornication Can Impact Another Relationship Later – One Example
(Link): Why Some People Become 30 Year Old Virgins (Article / Study)
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