In The 1800’s Men Wore Metal Spiked Devices To Prevent Erections

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In the 1800s it was believed that masturbation and wet dreams were a symptom of a condition called “spermatorrhea” or “seminal weakness”.

The ring was placed at the base of the penis and fastened with a screw such that any engorgement of the organ would meet with the teeth of the ring and arrest the process.

If a man had ejaculations outside of marital intercourse, or released more semen than is typical, he was considered mentally ill.

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  1. Kenneth T.
    March 22, 2018 • 11:33 am

    Looks more like a medieval torture device

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  2. Lander7
    March 22, 2018 • 8:02 pm

    They had bad thoughts that were unclean, thoughts like those are not allowed in certain religions so they came up with a way to break the cycle.

    The first tool of the thought police.

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  3. Kenneth T.
    April 7, 2019 • 9:05 pm

    And we can thank Kellog (yeah, the cereal guy) for going all “chop chop” on the foreskin thing too.

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