How to Shave Your Balls
Why shave? Well, there are myriad of reasons to. But mainly, men just want to show off their genitals in full view — minus the fuzz. Besides, shaving makes your member look bigger. Without your pubes, an extra 2 inches of your meat is exposed. A cl… Why shave? Well, there are myriad of reasons to. But mainly, men just want to show off their genitals in full view — minus the fuzz. Besides, shaving makes your member look bigger. Without your pubes, an extra 2 inches of your meat is exposed. A clean crotch is also very tempting for a nice blowjob. The act of shaving itself is a highly erotic act which you and your sweetie can share.

What do you need? For starters, you will need razors and shaving gel. Use a brand new razor- do not even bother with electric shavers, or else- And do not use shaving cream that you use for your face- get one which is for sensitive skin or for feminine use.

Gather up your things and proceed to the bathroom. Better trim the longer hair first before you go about it to make the work much easier for you. Wash up the area with warm water and lather it up with shaving gel thoroughly.

How do you go about it? You can start by shaving off the part above your member. Remember to shave against the grain (bottom to top)- it will give you the closest, smoothest shave. Gently pull down your penis so that you can go about the area much easier. Then, pull it on either side so you can get into the corners.

Now, you-re ready to do your scrotum. Stretch out the skin as you gently work your razor with equal strokes. You can reach the area under by pulling your entire package — shaft and all — up against your lower belly. Feel the skin and shave the area that you may have missed. Voila! You have just made your package look bigger. Now, why haven-t you thought of this sooner?

Remember to shave gently and focus on what you-re doing (turn off the basketball/football game) to avoid any unwelcome accidents. But while you-re at it, you can also shave the adjacent area on the top of your legs, or maybe your underarms and your chest.

Rinse off with a nice body wash and give your pubic area (and maybe your chest and your body) a good lathering and wash off any stray hair. You can also use body scrubs to remove off dead skin cells which causes itching.

Dry off by patting the just-shaved area with a clean towel or cloth. Wear boxers for proper ventilation. To alleviate the itching, apply some lotion, baby powder, or anti itch cream. No need to do this everyday- maybe once or twice a week. Now, you can try it out on your girl and see if she can notice the extra inches you have just gained!

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Testicular Vasocongestion and “Blue Balls”

When a healthy man becomes sexually aroused, his body’s nervous system sends a signal that starts the flow of blood to the genital tissues. When this happens, regional muscles contract to increase localized blood pressure and an erection is formed. This process, known as vasocongestion, normally ends once ejaculation is achieved and the penis returns to it’s flaccid state. In cases when orgasm does not provide release, a condition sometimes called “blue balls” can occur.

While this condition is sometimes attributed to the build up of interstitial fluids resulting from a venereal disease, in most cases it is due to prolonged sexual stimulation which does not end in climax.

In most instances, vasocongestion is relieved once ejaculation is reached. The internal arteries constrict and veins widen which allows the blood flow to return to normal. Under some circumstances however, blood and lymphatic fluids can begin to pool because of a prolonged erect state. This causes oxygen deprivation in the blood which can result in the skin of the scrotum taking on a blue-like color - hence the name blue balls.

Because the testicles are very sensitive, they are easily subject to pain. Depending on the severity of this condition, the end result can mean increased tenderness and swelling of the testes or even extreme painful cramping in the testicle and prostate region. When tissues becomes oxygen-starved from ischemia (a decrease in blood supply), they become even more susceptible to pain.

Additional unpleasantness can arise due to prostatic congestion. In normal sexual encounters, fluid builds up in the prostate in anticipation of ejaculation. When this does not occur or is delayed over an extended period of time, this fluid accumulates and can cause discomfort in the entire genital region.

While ejaculation itself will normally fix this situation, there are other methods that have been suggested to provide relief. As cited in this case report from the American Academy of Pediatrics, lifting a heavy object such as a car’s bumper may help. The act of straining itself may in fact work to equalize blood pressure within the body and allow the normal flow of blood to resume.

Fortunately most cases of blue balls only last a short period of time (usually less than an hour) before the body sends the signal to resume normal blood flow. If you experience discomfort or pain for a much greater length of time, it is recommended that you consult a physician for professional diagnosis and advice.