I only have one ball, is that a turn off?

a year ago by AdditionalIsland to c/asklemmynsfw

I've never been in a long term relationship and never had anyone see me nude. How hard would it be for you to look past the missing nut? I'm definitely self conscious of it, but not sure if its a big deal. Lost it as a result of cancer, I'm fine now with low likelihood of recurrence. Got a nice scar from the surgery :)

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Treetawps 20 points a year ago

I can pretty confidently say that most people will literally not even notice the difference. That's likely the last thing your partners will even look at lol. There is a lot more interesting appendage right above it that most people will be focusing on. I think it'll just make for a cool story if anyone asks. Say it was from a fight with a shark or something 😋. Most of the time I have to actually mention like hey could you play with my balls while we're in a position where she can reach and then she'll play with them, other then that its kinda a forgotten body part. 😅 So yeah don't sweat it, congrats on remission really good you caught that early!

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AdditionalIsland 9 points a year ago

I'm not sure nobody would know the difference. If I grabbed someones balls, I'd expect two of them. Thanks for the opinion!

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Treetawps 12 points a year ago

I mean as owners of balls we know what to expect but we can feel our own balls when we grab them. If someone else is grabbing them it just kinda feels like weird sack of softish things...probably less obvious I'd its one or two in there. 😄

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