Can you “break” your penis? Yes! There is no bone in the shaft of the penis (which allows it to be flaccid sometimes), but sometimes the penis needs to be hard as well. The sponge-like tissue that runs the length of the penis makes this possible while the outer layer of the penis (the ligament-like tissue) contains the spongey material.
If an erect penis is bent hard enough, there can be a “crack” which is a fracture of the ligaments of the penis. In case you were curious, the sexual position that has the most serious risk of penile fracture is the woman-on-top position, so be careful!
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Have you ever fractured your penis? Have you ever heard of someone who has fractured their penis?
If an erect penis is bent hard enough, there can be a “crack” which is a fracture of the ligaments of the penis. In case you were curious, the sexual position that has the most serious risk of penile fracture is the woman-on-top position, so be careful!
Find more sex facts like this in the Size Matters book sold here on EdenFantasys.
Have you ever fractured your penis? Have you ever heard of someone who has fractured their penis?