| Watching this show STUCK on HBO Max. Really unbelievable what people will put in their bottoms. My friend is also a bariatric surgeon and has unbelievable stories of things he has to pull out. He's pulled out things like a lacrosse ball before that got stuck coming out. One guy came in with an electric toothbrush.... THAT WAS ON. When asked how it got up there, the guy claimed he 'accidentally sat on it' when sitting down to watch TV. Cole bottles, toy cars, you name it, my friend has pulled it out. I just don't understand what posseses people to play with their behinds. |
| Because it feels good? |
| I'm shocked that hamsters/gerbils weren't mentioned yet. |
| Why would they go to a bariatric surgeon for things stuck up their ass? |
| Sexual perversion. |
Does it really? I don't get sexually aroused when I poop a big log. Why would it be different if it went the other way? |
I guess I should clarify - he's a general surgeon/bariatric surgeon. He does a lotta GI stuff. |
I don’t get turned on when I pass a blood clot or take out a tampon. |
I have no experience. But 40 some years ago I read an article targeted to emergency medicine. It reviewed the history of doing stuff back there. I remember it describing the use of a ball with a string tied around it. Ball goes in, string is held taught and then played with a bow. |
Touché 😁 |
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| I believe nearly all of your friend’s patients are men. |
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Childbirth is orgasmic.
Anal penetration stimulates the prostate, the male counterpart to Skene's gland in females. |
This had to be said by someone who's never given birth |
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LMGTFY:
The anus had thousands of nerve endings and is an erogenous zone for many: https://statcarewalkin.com/info/nerve-endings-anus.html The rectum itself is full of nerve endings for pressure, temperature, tension and friction. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1586768/ Layperson’s answer: because it can feel really good. Lots of lube, preparation, and more lube. |