Gelation of the One-Eyed Snake!
Penises are funny.
Men might not think so, but to ladies? A rubbery appendage which dangles between the legs — if slinkies inspire giggles, then, of course, a penis would as well. Oh, and the way men go on about them! “It’s so sensitive.” “They’re so tender.” Really? That wiggly, jiggly thing?
For a woman, a good penis story is as good as gold. Girlfriends will share it with others, and clamor for multiple tellings. Better than misadventures on vacation, more potent than details of the bedded tango instructor — a good penis story enthralls the girls, causes them to huddle in pajamas, hesitating with the bon-bons inches from their lips as the tale unravels.
One cause might be that penis knowledge — true insight into the tidbits beyond stiffness and bursts — isn’t taught in Sex Ed. We’re forever gleaning morsels of interest, yet, all of them contradicting our initial understanding of the cock as a glob of erectile tissue which functions to the detriment of the innocent womb. It’s so important to a man! Certainly, a woman is apt to treasure her bosom, and the snug confines of her vaginal walls, but we hardly gauge our femininity upon the expanse of a brassiere. To a man, though, a penis is not just his sexual device; it’s a built in ruler! The measure of his masculinity, self-worth, fortitude and prowess at towel-hanging. “Don’t squeeze so hard.” “Please don’t kick me there.” A cock might as well be Tiffany china. Who knew?
Case in point — the first humorous penis story a woman shared with me:
On the heels of some uterine trouble, a doctor informed my friend that she should take every precaution not to become pregnant for a certain length of time. Newly wed, she and her husband weren’t all too keen on the idea of a hiatus on intimacy. Weeks passed, their nerves growing more and more frazzled by the lack of penetration, until she finally could stand it no longer. Necessity breeds invention — and that absence of full orgasm gifted her with a stroke of brilliance: “We HAVE to have sex,” she explained to her husband one night, “but I can’t risk getting pregnant. So, I think, if you were to wear two condoms, it will be alright.”
The husband considered the request… and readily agreed.
One condom. Two condoms. Done!
… and he slipped inside.
One pump. Two pumps… when he emitted a blood-curdling screech.
“What is it?!” She spat (hell hath no fury like a lady deprived orgasm).
“The… the…” he pulled out, painstakingly, his face twisted in breathless agony.
Somehow, latex upon latex caused a freakish static cling — the condoms had rolled, one into the other, all the way down the shaft gathering into a taunt, rubber-band-grip just at the ridge of the head. The story was related as, “– like someone cinched a choke-chain just below the head. My, was it red — Coca-cola red!”
And at this point — always at this point — the ladies who hear it absolutely howl. Perhaps it’s the irony, as this is the high price of standing urination.
So, a couple of days ago, while standing in a check-out line, I was thumbing through a magazine. Near to the end of the pages was a section of letters to a guest Urologist. Though, certainly not intentionally the funniest bit in the magazine, I couldn’t help but find amusement with the following Q&A:
Q: ” ‘Did I cause serious injury to his penis?’ The other night, while I was on top during sex, my husband suddenly cried out in pain and said we had to stop. Days later, he’s still complaining that his penis is sore and bruised. Could I have fractured him with my pelvis somehow?”
– Let’s pause here. The above is proof-positive that I don’t just happen to chum with particularly sadomasochistic ladies. The couple in question is having intercourse — the man cries out in pain, and then “said we had to stop.” Not, “oh, he was clearly in pain! Poor pup! I, of course, immediately removed myself from his midsection…” And that “days later” line is precious in its revelation — “he’s still complaining that it’s sore and bruised.” Sounds very much like, “what a bellyacher. Complaining! DAYS later!”
The response, though, has inspired the most humorous retorts from my female friends.
A: “Probably not. Penile fractures are very rare, excruciatingly painful and usually accompanied by a distinct cracking sound…”
Holy wonder! A CRACKING sound?!
“Oopsie…”
“Erhm… I think I broke it. My bad.”
“That’s never happened to the dildos.”
“No worries — I’ve some tape and Popsicle sticks in the craft drawer.”
Perhaps The Cramps were right — all women are bad.
June 12th, 2009 by admin | No Comments »