Dear experienced players, whether you prefer mild or intense flavors, whether you drive at fast or slow speeds, everyone has their preferences, and that’s perfectly fine. However, some TJ (torture and joy) practices, though seemingly popular, violate normal physiological structures and can cause irreversible harm to your health. These dangerous operations must be firmly resisted.
Last time, I detailed the dangers of “choking” (erotic asphyxiation), explaining the risks of reduced blood flow to the brain and suffocation. Today, let’s talk about the serious consequences of inserting foreign objects into your body ⚠️.
Otherwise, the water that enters your brain while playing recklessly is the blood you’ll shed lying on the urology surgery table 🩸.
Why Insert Objects into Your Genitals?
Back in my teenage years, I got a glimpse of this from the shockingly detailed descriptions in Chuck Palahniuk’s novella “Guts”.
In short, for creative individuals, bizarre and intense stimulation can be very tempting.
I know some female S’s who particularly enjoy this.
According to them, using urethral sounds on their male subs is a significant achievement, a testament to their skill and the male sub’s level of submission.
The male anatomy is indeed fascinating… such long, painful, intense objects can actually be inserted into the urethra?
From what I know, male subs have extraordinary tolerance and desire for stimulation. Some male subs even stimulate themselves.
Plus, adult stores boldly and shamelessly sell these tools, appearing very professional, creating the illusion that inserting objects into the urethra is a normal TJ project.
So, are urethral sounds and urethral dilation truly standard TJ practices?
Standard, my ass! Just ask any urologist!
The Dangers of Inserting Objects
The most fatal problem with inserting objects into the urethra is that once they’re in, they can’t come out.
The first bizarre news I heard was about a man who had difficulty urinating and was bleeding. It turned out the peanuts he had inserted into his urethra had swelled up.
I later learned that peanuts are among the least concerning foreign objects found in the urethra and bladder.
Buck balls, magnetic beads that can be strung together.
Why do people insert so many? Don’t they know they can’t pull them out?
There are numerous cases of people inserting buck balls into their urethras. The logic is: since the balls are magnetic, inserting a string of them can help pull them out.
Clearly, none of them were pulled out; they all remained in the urethra.
Let’s consider this USB cable case. You think leaving a bit outside means you can pull it out?
Look at how the cable accumulates near the bladder, like a tangled mess. It goes in easily, but pulling it out is another story.
Now, the ultimate question: is it okay to use professionally designed urethral sounds from adult stores?
Ha, ask your urethra if that’s okay!
Medical Perspective
Let’s see what professional urologists think about these practices.
YouTube creator Dr. Panda:
The urethra is not designed for thick, hard objects. Sharp foreign bodies can easily damage the tissues that are meant to hold liquids.
This can ultimately cause permanent damage, leading to lifelong urethral dilation—turning temporary pain into lifelong suffering.
Even if you can remove the foreign object, you’re not in the clear.
You will face ongoing urinary tract infections.
The urinary tract is much more “hygiene-conscious” than you think and cannot naturally resist bacteria like the vagina and rectum can.
Women are more prone to infections because their urethras are shorter; men have a longer urethra with strong antibacterial properties, making infections less likely.
But no natural barrier can prevent you from deliberately pushing a long, dirty object into your bladder!
If these lessons don’t stop your curious hands, let the doctors tell you how socially mortifying it is to seek emergency treatment:
This is a classic scene in colorectal surgery. Patients often say they “accidentally” fell on a bottle while showering.
What excuse can you use to explain to a doctor why you’re stocking a supermarket in your urethra?
YouTube creator Dr. Miao:
Doctor: ????
Foreign object removal usually involves a cystoscope, often without anesthesia, or at most with local anesthesia, so the shame is acutely felt on the surgery table.
Doctor: I know, I know all too well. You must have a peculiar fetish.
Guys, protect yourselves. Don’t let curiosity get the best of you. If your S asks you to do this, share this article and firmly refuse.
This concerns your manhood’s well-being!
Summary
For your physical and mental health, do not insert anything into your urethra!
Even if you can remove it, you’ll face urinary tract infections; if you can’t, you’ll need hospital treatment!
Similarly, do not insert foreign objects into a woman’s urethra—there’s no pleasure, only infection risk!
(A tip: women should urinate after sex to help flush out bacteria and prevent UTIs.)
Also, don’t insert large vegetables like cucumbers or carrots into the rectum. The rectum has an angle and can’t handle such objects.
The suffering in colorectal departments far exceeds that in urology; there’s plenty of info on social media.
I hope this article helps you understand that your body is not a toy—take care of yourself.
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