Pen!s Captivus And All You Should Know About It

Published by 9jablitz on September 12th, 2020.

Pen!s captivus is an occurrence during s£xual intercourse when the muscles in the van!na clamp down on the pen!s much more firmly than usual, making it impossible for the pen!s to be withdrawn from the van!na. Reports of this cases are incredibly rare though, but it happens. 

The pen!s becoming stuck in the vagina is one possible outcome of a condition called vaginismus, in which the van!na involuntarily closes due to muscle spasms in the pelvic floor.

The van!nal walls are made up of muscular tissue, which expands and contracts at different times during s£x, such as during an orgasm. These contractions can be very strong, and they are sometimes stronger than usual.

In some rare cases, the vagina may contract with enough force to latch onto the pen!s. This could make it difficult for the partners to separate.

WHAT TO DO WHEN PEN!S CAPTIVUS OCCURS 

If pen!s captivus occurs, the effect is likely very temporary. If both partners relax and give it some time, the muscles should relax, allowing the couple to separate. 

The partners are advised to stay calm. Added stress can lead to more muscle tension which can make the phenomenon last longer. Do not force the pen!s out of the van!na or or try to open the van!na or pry the pen!s out manually. 

Take a deep breath, calm your nerves, make a joke out of it and focus your minds on something outside s£x. This can relieve tension and reduce arousal in the genitals which would make the pen!s weak and smaller and can easily separate from the van!na