Testicles
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Round objects dangling in a scrotum. Only men have testicles. Women love to kick, knee, squeeze, or otherwise abuse them. When struck, testicles cause extreme pain.
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A greek [philosopher] from 348 [BCE], worked along [Socrates].
His name is pronounced (pronounced Test-uh-cleez) -
The [symbol] of [manhood]. They are what makes [a man] a man.
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The two round [balls in] [the sack] under [the mans] shaft.
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A word [you say] when there is [awkward silence] in a [room] with three or more people.
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Two walnut-sized coils of [tubing] inside the scrotum containing the reproductive [fluid] of a male, semen.
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An [ancient greek] hero.
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What no one would be here without.
Source of extra muscle, [adrenaline], and power.
What makes [feminists] [hypocritical]. -
Testicles or testes are the pair of male [glands] that produce sperm fluid; the tiny sperm in the fluid each contain half the information required to produce another being of the same species. The other half is provided by [the egg] that is produced in the female equivalent glands called ovaries. When sperm is spurted into the female via the penis and has travelled through the [cervix] into the womb, the thousands of sperm surround the waiting egg and when one sperm is successful in piercing the egg, the egg, which is hundreds of times larger than the sperm, then prevents further sperm from doing so. [The egg] is then [fertilized] and eventually grows into a new being of the same species.
The testicles also produce a [hormone] called testosterone; this hormone in large doses is what makes a being grow into a male. Thus testicles are what makes a male a male!
Unfortunately for mammals, the testicles have to be on the outside of the body so that they do not get [too warm]. They are composed of tiny [tubes] or sperm ducts where the sperm are produced; these tubes are [coiled up] like very thin coils of spaghetti and are contained within an outer cover attached to the body by a thicker tube (the testicle or sperm [chord]). This chord has a thin [walled] swelling at the testicle end called the “[Epididymis]” and this is protected by being at the back of the testicle. This swelling is very important because it is where the sperm is stored and reaches full maturity after being produced in the sperm ducts or tubes. Both the testicles are contained in a special skin bag called the scrotum that adjusts to keep the testicles at the right temperature; closer to the body in cold external temperatures and further from the body in warm external temperatures.
Because they are delicate, testicles have many nerve endings and these are made to cause pain if struck or put under pressure so that the owner will take care not to damage them. This pain is extreme and is not solely confined to the testicles and even a fairly moderate blow can cause debilitation by causing the owner to go into shock; a very hard blow can not only [rupture] the testicle, but can cause so much shock that the owner dies.
[Human nature] being what it is, testicles are very often the subject of torture to force a man to tell all he knows as in almost all cases, no man can withstand the pain caused.
Women also find testicles a welcome vulnerability in an otherwise much stronger [assailant] in self-defence; the famous [kick in the balls] is a great [equalizer].
Additionally, because testicles, along with the penis, are an observable difference in the sexes and because they are what make a man a man, they are often the target (both mental and real!) of female hate (and revenge!) for making men “the way they are”! -
[you gotta be fucking kidding me]... [looking] up testicles in [the urban dictionary]??
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either of the two round male sex organs that produce sperm and are contained in the scrotum (= bag of skin) below and behind the penis
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