Doctors Tell Man He Has 100 Orgasms Left Before His Penis Gives Out

A real life curse.

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If you could find out exactly when you were going to die, would you want to know? It's a difficult hypothetical to wrap your head around. You'd potentially benefit from a sense of urgency, but also likely suffer insane anxiety along the way. Vague mortality is frightening enough.

One man has received somewhat similar information. A doctor told him he has 100 more orgasms left until his penis stops working

At least that's what Bro Bible says. 

The reliable source of all things boobs and beer has published a story about a man with a finite number of orgasms left. An email from "a friend of someone in the company" confessed to a strange, haunting, near-literary prognosis. (This could be a Philip Roth novel.) We retain a great deal of skepticism about its authenticity, but it's too damn compelling of a story to ignore.

Here's the email in its entirety:


I’m 34 years old and I have a finite amount of real, working, orgasm-capable erections remaining. They estimate I have about a hundred nuts left.


You cannot imagine the feeling. I go in for what I think is a routine physical, and I’m blindsided. My whole life changes in an instant; like hearing you have six months to live. I honestly thought the doctor was fucking with me– how do you even process that kind of information?


But I’ve now seen the full battery of experts and specialists. They call it ideopathic fibrosis of the corpora cavernosa. Catchy, right? Basically, there’s a reservoir in your penis that fills with blood when you have an erection. In my case, every time I get hard, it causes an autoimmune reaction, which causes a scar tissue build-up in the reservoir. Ultimately, the scar tissue will make it impossible to ever get a boner again. I’m the first case anyone’s ever seen, and no one can tell me why it’s happening. I don’t wear briefs or hang out in saunas. There’s been no blunt force trauma to the balls. Some of the women from my past have suggested it’s karma, and I’m actually starting to believe it.


I’ve tried every conceivable therapy and medication there is, but nothing works. So I’ve been through the five stages of grief. I accept my fate. But that’s not the same as knowing how to cope with it. Masturbation’s obviously out of the question. I feel like I need to be super selective with women, as if all of a sudden I’m gonna start banging Victoria’s Secret models. Like I deserve it now, in some sort of twisted Make a Wish for a Dying Penis bid. And lately, I’m terrified of sex itself. I slept with one woman since the diagnosis, but when she wanted to go for a second round, a wave of incredible panic swept over me. I burst into a cold sweat and my chest felt like it was gonna cave in on itself. Since then I’ve been chaste as a fucking nun, but I toss and turn all night with crazy, disturbing sex dreams, and now I’m worried that I’ll lose a nut to a wet dream.


So I’m hoping to start a dialogue here. Has anyone out there experienced anything like this? How does one go about planning a farewell tour- a goodbye forever- to sex? Any advice/suggestions are truly appreciated.

For the sake of #journalism, I texted a family friend who practices internal medicine and asked her about the story's plausibility. She called the story "95 percent legit" and offered some analysis: "I've never heard of idiopathic fibrosis of the penis. But it's certainly plausible. It's known to happen in other organ systems. It would be strange to only happen there and not, say, in his lungs, kidneys, etc. too." 

So there you have it: This anonymous source with a fading dick could very well be telling the truth. We wish him well in his quest to maximize the potential of his every last orgasm. One suggestion, though: freeze a couple of rounds in case you ever want children. Life isn't all about "banging Victoria's Secret models." 

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[via Bro Bible]

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