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Are men's nipples/areola as innervated as women's?

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  • #32
    hondasam
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    Jess16 wrote: »
    Somebody close this thread NOW

    No I want more from Makikomi, best thing I read all day.


  • #33
    gargleblaster
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    WindSock wrote: »
    Kegels


    Ooooh that reminds me of another thing I was wondering. :D


  • #34
    hondasam
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,418 ✭✭✭✭hondasam


    gargleblaster wrote: »
    Ooooh that reminds me of another thing I was wondering. :D

    Please google it and save us from what ever it is.


  • #35
    Links234
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    WindSock wrote: »
    Sorry, it was a very crude way of me asking if post ops have Kegels :o

    Yeah, I'm more than a little dumbfounded, and I'm wracking my brain to think of a way you could've been more crude, but this is after hours anyway... :o I've no answer for your question though, I'd probably have to ask someone else.


  • #36
    smash
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    Erica Tall Regime wrote: »
    Mine are very sensitive, feels nice when they're played with, sucked, flicked with the tongue etc... Feels deadly in fact.
    Moobs?


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  • #37
    pickarooney
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    WindSock wrote: »
    Sorry, it was a very crude way of me asking if post ops have Kegels :o

    Doesn't everybody have 'kegels'?


  • #38
    sensibleken
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    Yes they are. however women's are generaly less sensitive to pain than mens


  • #39
    sensibleken
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    strobe wrote: »
    Am I the only one that read the title as 'inverted' and had a horrible apprehension dawn on them that there must be a load of women with 'inny nipples' running round the place that through some miraculous freak luck I must have avoided up to this point somehow?

    yup there are such a thing. Its actually not that un common


  • #40
    gargleblaster
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    sensibleken wrote: »
    Yes they are. however women's are generaly less sensitive to pain than mens

    Interesting!

    And now I'm wondering about pain thresholds and sex. I think I'm just gonna Google that so I don't annoy hondasam any more than I already have. :P


  • #41
    sensibleken
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    gargleblaster wrote: »
    Interesting!

    And now I'm wondering about pain thresholds and sex. I think I'm just gonna Google that so I don't annoy hondasam any more than I already have. :P

    women have a much higher pain threshold than men in most body parts but nipples in women are built from much sturdier stuff as theyre basically made to be bitten by women. I was a piercer for years and women were always very suprised at how little piercing nipples hurt compared to their expectation, whereas men would usually wince and yell a bit.


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  • #42
    gargleblaster
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    The internet disagrees - though there are studies that show the opposite, men appear to have higher pain tolerance.

    I found this interesting:
    Of course, sorting out the gender disparities of pain responses doesn't boil down to women being the weaker sex. Rather, male and female bodies don't process pain the same way. If a man and a woman each place their hands on a hot stove, different parts of their brains will activate. In 2003, researchers at UCLA discovered that the cognitive, or analytic, region of the male brain lights up, while the female limbic system, the brain's emotional headquarters, springs into action.


  • #43
    pickarooney
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    Why fiddle-de-dee, that will require a tetanus shot


  • #44
    hondasam
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    gargleblaster wrote: »
    Interesting!

    And now I'm wondering about pain thresholds and sex. I think I'm just gonna Google that so I don't annoy hondasam any more than I already have. :P

    No pain no gain, now where are the keys to those handcuffs.


  • #45
    k4kate
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    hondasam wrote: »
    No pain no gain, now where are the keys to those handcuffs.

    Let him bite his way through them


  • #46
    Links234
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    WindSock wrote: »
    Sorry, it was a very crude way of me asking if post ops have Kegels :o

    Ok, I've asked about, and have been told from a number of different sources that the muscles are very much the same and are able to contract and grip. So there you go, penises can be crushed. :) Just in case you try to get any cruder, if your next question involves ping-pong balls, the answer is yes. :pac:


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