Unable to find inguinal canal!! Can't tuck!

[bobowhoa]

Hi! This is very frustrating. For the life of me, I can't seem to find the canal/socket where my testicles can recede into. I've tried using ice to try to retract them naturally and tried pushing them as hard as I can without feeling like I'm at risk of injuring myself. I've consulted with tutorials online, and looked up diagrams, but still to no avail.

Can it be that for some people that opening is just closed off? I'm 28 and I am relatively skinny with small hips. All I feel is bone around there. I wonder where the canal is relative to our bone structures. From the diagrams it seems it should be just a little higher than the top shaft of the penis and out a bit.

Thanks for the help!

[Jessica Merriman]

You are in the right neighborhood so to speak. You should not have to push very hard at all though.

[NotThereYet]

Do they come back down after being tucked in? Does it hurt?

[Kara Jayde]

It was a little confusing the first time I tried, because I was expecting it to pop or slide in differently that the way it does. From the top, if you push your testi up toward your pubic mound, it should sit kind-of inside the pubic mound, before slipping out very quickly. The idea is to get them both into that position (so that you can feel them under the pubic mound) and then keep them there with a gaff/tight underwear/tape etc. That's the easiest way I can explain it, once you find it, it's very easy and requires no force at all. And nope, doesn't hurt at all, it is a little strange feeling though. Like if somebody hit you in the pubic mound, you could be in very serious pain...

[bobowhoa]

Thanks for the comments, I found it! For some reason I was being too optimistic and thought everything will be nicely protected and well behind your bones, didn't fully realize the canal is really loose tissue near the top of your skin.

[Jessica Merriman]

Do they come back down after being tucked in? Does it hurt?

The big problem is keeping them in there and the only way it hurts is if you run into something or get hit in the area.

[Jessica15]

When I first tried it, I kept thinking the spot was under and up.  But it's actually higher than that on the front side of your body.  So it's more like front and in, if that makes any sense at all.

[xponentialshift]

I found it! Finally... The trick for me was to rotate so the small cross section goes into the canal... With my engineering skills one would think I would know that an oval does not fit into a smaller circle...

[Jennygirl]

Thanks for the comments, I found it! For some reason I was being too optimistic and thought everything will be nicely protected and well behind your bones, didn't fully realize the canal is really loose tissue near the top of your skin.

Same thing happened to me

It took me about a week to find it. It was painful to keep them there for probably the next 2 weeks. Then it just started to become the natural position (this was before I went on HRT).

Good luck and watch out for lap sitters

[Jessica Merriman]

Good luck and watch out for lap sitters

That and those crotch high pole barriers that keep cars from hitting store fronts! Found that out myself.

[Jennygirl]

That and those crotch high pole barriers that keep cars from hitting store fronts! Found that out myself.

OY VEY



Even my kitty hopping on my lap is enough. I can't even imagine

[Jessica Merriman]

Pretty much every cell of you body exploding at the speed of light, but not the dying part no matter how bad I wanted too!

[Jennygirl]

Pretty much every cell of your body exploding at the speed of light, but not the dying part no matter how bad I wanted too!

this has to be some sort of site violation to bring up such vivid imagery of an excruciatingly painful experience *searches terms of service*

and now I am screwing up by going off topic

OY VEY

I can see it now, the next topic is going to be about how to tuck with tape- and then I'll be able to bring out the big guns