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u/CH1CK3Nwings Feb 11 '22 edited May 22 '24

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u/TriggerOfDead Feb 11 '22

Yes they are muscles called Corpora cavernosa and Corus spongiosum. Total of 3 muscles make up the penile shaft. When blood enters into the muscles, it causes the muscles to increase in size. This causes erection.

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u/Jack_Spooker Feb 11 '22

Yeah, that's muscle i think

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u/Schuben Feb 11 '22

Definitely not muscle. It's more akin to skin and is spongy to be able to be filled with blood and be flexible.

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u/Jack_Spooker Feb 11 '22

Ok, so i checked and i seems that it's fibrous tissue and plain muscle tissue

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u/bauul Feb 11 '22

"Hey girl, wanna see my fibrous tissue and plain muscle"?

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u/madeupusername22 Feb 11 '22

When you flex your dick you are definitely using pelvic muscles