adminA man who claims to suffer from an extremely rare medical condition in which he was born with two sexual organs has posted a picture online, attracting thousands of questions.The anonymous man — who goes by the moniker “DoubleD*ckDude” — spent more than six hours answering questions online after uploading the pictures to Reddit.
He claimed to suffer from a condition known as diphallia — where a boy is born with two fully-functioning private parts, each capable of operating independently from the other — and included two pictures with the time and date.
The condition affects around one in every six million boys in the US but most have one removed at an early age. When he was asked how people react to his condition, he replied: “It varies from girl to girl.
“Some have been like ‘wow’. Some have been like ‘that’s fake!’ Some have freaked out like, called me names. Most are pretty curious but I don’t have casual sex anymore, I stopped a few years back.”
Another asked whether he had ever considered having one penis removed.
He replied: “In my mid-teens, yeah. Now, hell no.”He said he was glad his parents chose to not have one surgically removed, adding: “Besides the ego boost it really makes a person feel special knowing there is likely no one else like you alive right now.”
He also said he has a great mom and his parents were helpful and supportive growing up. The man, believed to be American, revealed in an “Ask Me Anything” thread that he has one pair of testicles which split into two fully-formed sexual organs that are individually able to achieve erection and climax.
The unnamed man, is in a bisexual polyamorous relationship with a man and woman. He met his now boyfriend and girlfriend when they were in a monogamous relationship and the three have been together, exclusively, ever since.
Having an extra sexual organ has led to a range of sexual encounters with men and women, and he claimed that heterosexuals had been curious enough to take part in encounters.
“Mostly straight guys, and they always at the very least touch and play with them a little,” he posted. — Daily Mail
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