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https://tellingdad.com/how-to-shave-your-balls-without-chafing/ Everyone with a pair of low-hangers have all faced the same dilemma: “Do I shave my balls and deal with the chafing? Or do I neglect them and risk my partner thinking less of me?” The answer is yes, you should shave, but I’m happy to report that chafing is no longer a part of the equation. What Is Chafing? Chafing is the result of rigorous skin-to-skin contact for prolonged periods of time. It often entails lots of red, itchy skin. And is most likely to occur on your thighs, butt, or armpits. However, those of us with our own personal pair of dice know that there’s a fourth spot – the ballsack! Especially after shaving!

https://www.menswearstyle.co.uk/2022/10/18/itchy-balls/11189 If you’re a dude, you’ve been there. You’re in a public setting, perhaps a formal one, and you feel that burn down below. You know it right away… your balls itch. Your forehead gets hot, the hair on your neck stands up, and you wish you could press the pause button and scratch that rascal while nobody is looking. But you can’t, at least not without drawing some scathing looks. You can try the hands-free hip wiggle, but that looks weird and is usually ineffective. You can try the old hip check at nothing, but then you look like you're having a spastic episode. Ahh, and my favourite, the spread-eagle stretch pose, which is highly effective but wildly indiscreet. What if you could prevent itchy balls in the first place? If you’re like me, you probably thought that it just wasn't possible. In a way, you’re right. Spontaneous genital pruritus (medical term for itchy, I looked it up) is unavoidable and can happen to even t...