Orbeez

[bolt169]

I know it would be extremely dangerous. But how much fun would it be to inject a bunch of orbeez in your sac and then fill with saline letting them swell up to full size. Leaving your sac big and full. You hold and squeeze your sac feeling all the little balls rolling around inside. Just a dream maybe

[themanwiththeplan]

They're made of sodium polyacrylate, I believe there some medical use of it. I think having them grow in your shaft would give it a pretty incredible texture.

[K.caseni-Las]

No, under no circumstances should Orbeez be injected into the scrotum (testicles). This is a medical emergency that can have life-threatening consequences. Acute medical dangers: Extreme tissue expansion: Orbeez continuously absorb fluid. Once in the tissue, they become saturated with blood and tissue fluid. They expand massively and constrict the blood vessels. Tissue necrosis: Due to the extreme pressure, the blood supply to the testicles is completely cut off. The tissue dies within a very short time (necrosis). This leads to the irreversible loss of the testicles. Life-threatening sepsis: The death of tissue in the scrotum inevitably leads to a severe bacterial infection (e.g., Fournier's gangrene). This spreads rapidly throughout the body and, without emergency medical assistance, leads to septic shock and death. Incomplete removal: Because Orbeez beads crumble or stick to the tissue, they cannot simply be "suctioned out." A complicated, extensive operation is necessary, often requiring the removal of all affected genital tissue. Immediate action after injection: If this procedure has already been performed, every minute counts: Call emergency services immediately (144 in Switzerland, 112 in Europe). Go to the emergency room of the nearest hospital without delay. Do not attempt to squeeze or puncture the beads yourself, as this will force the germs deeper into the bloodstream. If you or someone around you is experiencing a mental health crisis or feels the urge to engage in serious self-harm, please contact the Helping Hand immediately at 143 (in Switzerland) or a psychosocial counseling center.

[midwestblimp]

No, under no circumstances should Orbeez be injected into the scrotum (testicles). . .

This was copy-pasted from an LLM and was unnecessary

[K.caseni-Las]

No, this is a warning. AI yes, but a warning.

[Squirrel]

The thought is fun but, yes, extremely dangerous. There's no way to make orbeez sterile.

Expansion in itself isn't the biggest danger. The real risk is not practicing our hobby in a clean way.

But yeah, fun fantasy.

[themanwiththeplan]

Oh my bad my reply wasn't intended to like enable the idea lol yes risky if it isn't a material tested / known to be safe under the skin. Would be a very fun idea tho the actual pressure / contact on the testis might not be very pleasant. Or if they happen to migrate and find them places they shouldn't be. Agree, fun fantasy.

[5Lsal]

From a fantasy perspective, yeah, this sounds awesome feeling them bulge up and wobbling around in there would be awesome. At best it would land you in the hospital tho lol. I had toyed with the idea of putting sterilized stainless steel ball bearings in my sack but migration and possible tissue necrosis from the weight/hardness putting pressure on blood vessels and such turned me off. Still fantasize about it tho

[flcomputer_man]

I thought he meant injecting them into the scrotum. I didn't see inject them into the testicles anywhere in that post.

[just4me]

This kind of reminds me of the "silly string" implants that chelsea charms got.

[GodGiveMeGrowth]

This kind of reminds me of the "silly string" implants that chelsea charms got.

Yeah, the results were amazing, but the results were problematic. Those implants had too many complications, like binding to the flesh, uneven expansion, and no limit to the expansion. Chelsea was basically the only success story with those things. Every other woman who got them had them removed not very long afterwards.
Chelsea had hers removed and got reconstructive surgery in 2020.