![Male Physiology Series: Our brother is basking in the afterglow of orgasm, his semen still flowing from his opening or meatus (more precisely, his urinary meatus or colloquially his “peehole”). The delta-shaped, highly erogenous frenulum at the top of his staff connects at the glans (corona: head or crown) to the meatus (pronounced in Latin may-ah-tuhs or, often in English mee-ā-tuhs)
From Wikipedia: “The urinary meatus (pronunciation: /miːˈeɪtəs/) is an orifice or meatus of the urethra. It is the point at which urine and, in males, semen exits the urethra. The meatus features varying degrees of sensitivity to the touch…. In most males the meatus meets at the junction of the glans and the frenular delta, and continues in a longitudal pattern along the ventral aspect [underside] of the glans, which facilitates flow of urine during normal urination (micturition).”
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urinary_meatus
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The white line of relief….](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lx30z9rEiU1qayoqvo1_1280.jpg)
Male Physiology Series: Our brother is basking in the afterglow of orgasm, his semen still flowing from his opening or meatus (more precisely, his urinary meatus or colloquially his “peehole”). The delta-shaped, highly erogenous frenulum at the top of his staff connects at the glans (corona: head or crown) to the meatus (pronounced in Latin may-ah-tuhs or, often in English mee-ā-tuhs)
From Wikipedia: “The urinary meatus (pronunciation: /miːˈeɪtəs/) is an orifice or meatus of the urethra. It is the point at which urine and, in males, semen exits the urethra. The meatus features varying degrees of sensitivity to the touch…. In most males the meatus meets at the junction of the glans and the frenular delta, and continues in a longitudal pattern along the ventral aspect [underside] of the glans, which facilitates flow of urine during normal urination (micturition).”
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urinary_meatus
The white line of relief….
(Source: pagesofpleasure)
