The pain of a kick in the balls (link)

[Harvey B]

Hi people,

I came across a slate article that describes the pain of a kick in the balls (I added the link below). It is written be a woman who is visibly interested in the subject. She did good research and succesfully describes it as a pain like now other. Notably, (in the case of a successful kick of course) the pain comes back with waves that intensify with time. I don’t know other and other body part that does that! I think this property makes it the perfect target to win a fight, and that is why guys that are hit can stay down for a long time.

For ladies that are interested to know how it feels, it’s an important point to note: if you hit them good, for instance with the ankle kicking upwards between the legs, the pain will not stop there. a wave will come back after a few seconds, like if the balls were squeezed slowly, but stronger an stronger for a few seconds.

Isn’t it like an incredible magic power, like the “force” (Star Wars) ? An invisible hand continues to squeeze the guys balls while the girl can just stand there admire her work.

That is also why I am not fan of videos where the guy gets up and fights back after a few seconds. It neglects the particularity of testicles as a target. It is more realistic when the guy stays on the floor cupping his balls, mo matter what happens around him. There you can really know she got him good, right in the testicles, and not elsewhere, where it could be painful too, but not in the same way, and it is no more ballbusting.

here is the link: it’s in French but you can use google transate.
http://www.slate.fr/life/87033/jay-z-solange-douleur-coup-de-pied-t...

[Mike Brown]

Good description, but misses out on the fact that you just can not breath after being kicked in the balls?

[Harvey B]

I have experience loss of breath with a punch to the plexus, but not with the balls; have you ?

[Harvey B]

I can recall nausea, and may-be short breath, indeed

[Harvey B]

Well, second though that is right that there is short breath and difficulty to breathe. I never had it so strong that it cuts my breath completely though.

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The article is actually written by a man. Jean is a common name for men in  France.

[Harvey B]

The author' first name is Aude, not Jean, it's a female name