It will almost certainly block breathing, yes, but more importantly it’s about the opening to the trachea being incredibly small in comparison to the average penis. You can go look at some videos of endotracheal tube insertions and see how tight of a fit those are.
Small edit: looking closely at the picture (which isn’t beautifully accurate in the first place, but whatever), the penis isn’t even entering the trachea, but the area immediately superior to the glottis. Which makes this slightly less body horror. Here’s the wikipedia page with some good imagery. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rima_glottidis
I’m no anatomy professor, all I know is dick goes in the food tube, inhaled drugs go in the lung tube and of you do both at once you’ve got yourself a headlining spot on the circus
Now I’m intrigued. What’s the right place for the dick to go that doesn’t make it life threatening? NB: no homo.
The swallowy tube where food goes to live, not the breathy tube where air makes lung balloon
Doesn’t it still block breathing though, in the area above where the swallowy tube and the breathy tube are joined?
It will almost certainly block breathing, yes, but more importantly it’s about the opening to the trachea being incredibly small in comparison to the average penis. You can go look at some videos of endotracheal tube insertions and see how tight of a fit those are.
Small edit: looking closely at the picture (which isn’t beautifully accurate in the first place, but whatever), the penis isn’t even entering the trachea, but the area immediately superior to the glottis. Which makes this slightly less body horror. Here’s the wikipedia page with some good imagery. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rima_glottidis
I’m no anatomy professor, all I know is dick goes in the food tube, inhaled drugs go in the lung tube and of you do both at once you’ve got yourself a headlining spot on the circus
Fluids in the lungs are super bad. They may have a different reasoning, but that’s what came to my mind.
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