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I'd almost say the same thing about the fact that ballsacks "breathe" constantly. It's easily confirmed by just looking at them when idle, but nobody talks about it and I never read anything about it until I just... Looked at my own balls for a few seconds and realized they noticeably expand and contract at a discernable speed.
That's just their idle animation. Supposedly, if they desync, it's like a yo-yo until they catch back up
It's like watching a lava lamp.
I wonder if it has to do with temp regulation. Iirc that's the reason why balls can expand and contract to begin with.
It does. Cold temps, balls close to the body. High temps, long saggy ball bag.
This is like beyond that, it's like your balls have the two major modes of being contracted or saggy, but then they also just constantly pulse even within the two, it's probably from the same mechanism though
We come with a built in ball massaging feature!
Another fun ball sack fact: they can contract all the way back up and inside your pelvis during orgasm. One moment they are hanging out, enjoying the moment, and then shullup they disappear for a bit back where they started from.