Why do balls pain after kissing?

Answer 1

Your testicles are what produce sperm, which is your only way of producing offspring. They're also fairly fragile organs -- if they get squashed or crushed the wrong way, it doesn't take a whole lot of force to pop one (or both). Thus, since having a functioning pair of balls is so important to passing on your genes, testicles have evolved to be very sensitive, as a sort of 'reminder' that you ought to be protecting them. That's why, when a girl kicks you in the penis, your first reaction is to double over and protect yourself -- to make sure your penis doesn't take any /more/ abuse. ouch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

Your testes are connected to your vas deferens which connect to your your prostate. When you get kicked or punched or whatever, it's going to hurt in your proctorial area. Plus the pressure from the blow is going to hurt your pelvic area.

Answer 3

there are about alot of nerve endings in the testicles. it equals the amount of nerven endings in the female vulva, but the female clitoris has more pain receptors than the penis and the scrotum. so take being kicked in the female clitoris and divide it by a bit less than a half and that's how much a kick to the nuts feel. (VERY BAD)

Answer 4

it has about half the amount of nerve endings as in the female clitoris. so yeah it hurts. considering the clitoris has more nerve endings than the penis or testicles. it would hurt alot. it hurts as much as being kicked in the vulva. the vulva ahs the same amount of nerve endings as the testicles.

Answer 5

The reason why it hurts when a man get hit on the balls the fact that is a delicate area due to sperm production and the other reason is to let you know that something is completely wrong going on with your manhood.

Answer 6

They are internal organs. There are pain sensors (nerves) in the area that are triggered when they are traumatized (kicked, punched, crushed, burnt, etc.)

They 'hurt', after being subjected to anything that would put them into any situation other than normal, just like many other internal organs or other body parts do if they were also subjected to anything 'unusual' that triggers the pain sensors for the brain. (i.e. when you pinch/crush your finger in/with something, it hurts, to tell your brain to avoid that certain situation again in the future.)

Answer 7

Extended kissing and other petting can cause excessive stimulation of the hormones produced in the testicles, resulting in painful testicles for a while.