A topic I found on another forum that I found amusing and interesting actually

I' d really like to know what people here think about it.

Giving birth or a crushing blow to the balls??

Ok we all know childbirth is painful, but in today' s world, you women have the option of lots of drugs to take away the pain. If you don' t want the drugs, thats your choice if you want to go through the pain. You get nine months to prepare for it, have lots of coaching and classes, and people to support you to get you ready for it, and when its all said and done, you have a beautiful baby to show for it. You wanted a child and you either pick the drugs or do it the natural way. If after that one child you don' t want to go through the pain again, you don' t have any more children or take the drugs the next time. So basically you could say it' s a once in a lifte time pain or not at all.

The fellas, however, always have their boys hanging out there, just waiting for a wayward knee, a desk corner, mad girlfriends foot, whatever. A shot to the nuts could happen at any time, and without warning.

I' m not saying childbirth isn' t painful or anything. Far from it and I have a huge amount of respect for the women who give birth to a child the natural way. But if you go through the pain or not is your choice since you have the option of drugs to take it away.


But really there is nothing on this earth more painful than getting racked in the balls. And we have no time to prepare for that or take any drugs beforehand to make the pain go away. And it can happen anyday at anytime. We could experience this a thousand times.

Before you can even dispute me, listen once again as I explain what exactly happens when such a God-forbidden action occurs.

First, to give you even a glimpse of how painful this can be; you can lightly flick a guy’s testicle and he would still bend over to protect his crotch and cry in a high-pitched wail.

Two reasons why:
One, it hurts that much even though it’s only a light flick.
Two, it is a built-in defense mechanism for the male body to assume this position which I will call The Bent Position for now.

There are two seconds in between the moment of impact and The Bent Position.

The reason for this is in the first half second after receiving the blow, the body tenses and the brain drops all commands in favor of ‘THIS IS GOING TO HURT.’

In the next half second, the body prepares itself by sending the hands to the area around the crotch. The hands don’t go directly to the balls because that would be too painful. They remain around the area of pain because for some reason, the body will think the flow of pain won’t go past the hands or the pain will be transferred to the hands.

Also note to yourself that this in itself isn’t The Bent Position.

The next full second is spent waiting for the pain to come. This pain is unique in the fact that the pain itself doesn’t immediately make itself known.
So as the pain is about to kick in, the brain realizes there is no pain.
So after that second is over, the mouth would open to say there’s no pain only to have its voice die in its throat when the most god-awful pain sinks in. Thus, the octave change in pitch and high squeal comes out.

Right after changing roles from bass to soprano, another unique aspect of this particular pain makes itself known.

Normally, pain felt along this level leads the body to unconsciousness.
It’s the brain’s failsafe to prevent the body from going into shock.
When you hit someone hard enough, or the pain is so unbearable, the body shuts down and goes into the blissful state of unconsciousness.

This particular pain does the opposite.

In order for the body to continue its life-function and secure a state still capable of reproducing, the brain stays conscious so that the body will slowly fall to its knees. Realize that when you get knocked out, the body falls however physics allow the body to fall.
This however is not allowed to happen after getting a crushing blow to the balls; so the body stays conscious for this reason. If the area in pain (in this case a males testicles) comes into contact with anything else, the pain exponentially increases.

Pain on that level leads only to shock and ultimately death, which the brain wants to avoid.

After falling to its knees, the body would then bend (once again) slowly forward. Not backwards, because if that happened, muscles in that area would stretch, causing unbearable pain.

Once the face kisses the ground, you have what I call The Bent Position.

Let’s recap: hands close to the crotch, face planted and on bended knees.

During The Bent Position, the brain remains conscious to avoid escaping The Bent Position. So being conscious, the body continues to be tortured with a pain so painful, it saps the body of any and all energy. There is no strength to stand up, there' s no strength to walk, there' s no strength to even talk due to horrible amount of pain soaring through the male body. Thus, the whimpering and whining commences.

I would also like to stress that this isn’t a trained or conditioned response.
This is a built-in response that all males possess.


Getting hit in the balls and I do mean REALLY getting hit in the balls is just way to painful.

As stated above. The pain is so unreal that the brain keeps us conscious to avoid our balls to make contact with anything so we can still have children and it also keeps us conscious because it avoids going into shock and perhaps die. During this time males endure extreme pain that normally would send us to go unconscious to escape the horrible pain soaring through our bodies but males are forced to stay conscious and experience this pain.

So yes a hit to the balls can actually kill a man. While women ofcourse can die during childbirth it' s not because of the pain but rather due to the loss of blood. So I think a truly strong blow to the males testicles is more painful than a woman giving birth.