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XOIIO's avatar

Is there a connection between the belly button and the penis?

Asked by XOIIO (18328points) November 3rd, 2009 from iPhone

I’ve noticed that when I scratch in my belly button, I feel sort of a “line of pain” not really painful go through my stomack down to my penis, it feels really wierd. Does this happen to you, is there some connection between the two?

Are you an innie or outie? I’m an innie.

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augustlan's avatar

I don’t have a penis, but I think I know the feeling you’re talking about. It’s almost like a ’zing’ right down the line.

pinkparaluies's avatar

Why so many belly button questions today?!?

ubersiren's avatar

I was going to say the same as @augustlan. I suspect there is a common nerve that when touched, there is a referred pain. I’m also an innie.

JONESGH's avatar

err this doesn’t happen to me

reacting_acid's avatar

I feel that too but I am a female and as such have no penis. Your belly button is where you used to get your food in through a umbilical cord. When the outer cord came off at birth the inner part still remains. probably why there is a ‘line’ of pain.

aphilotus's avatar

So that’s how babby is formed!

oratio's avatar

Lol. Who did NOT scratch their belly button just now?

Facade's avatar

I thought you were a girl

Val123's avatar

@oratio ROFL! I didn’t! But I DID think about it! It’s a good thing I didn’t have water in my mouth when I read your response!

marauder76's avatar

Yes, it’s called the “happy trail.”

nxknxk's avatar

Yes, I feel that. I also considered this when responding to Dominic’s question but thought it better not to mention it. Thanks for being direct for the rest of us.

Also an innie.

chyna's avatar

If there was a connection between the belly button and the penis, then you would be able to press the belly button and the penis would spring up.

cjmegatron81's avatar

I feel it too

kurtman's avatar

Innie, and I was about to LOL @ the thought that they could possibly be connected and was about to submit my answer when I decided to scratch my bellybutton and try it, and i felt it….

Tink's avatar

I don’t have a peen or feel any sort of pain, but it just tickles me there.

kurtman's avatar

@Tink1113 lol…peen…..

Tink's avatar

Oh and, what’s an “innie” or “outie”??

dpworkin's avatar

What happened to @augustlan‘s penis?

filmfann's avatar

I’m a guy, so outie.

JONESGH's avatar

@filmfann not all guys have outies

avvooooooo's avatar

@filmfann Psssttt… Innie or outtie bellybutton. Has nothing to do with having a penis.

filmfann's avatar

oh, sorry. Thought you meant the plumbing

augustlan's avatar

@pdworkin My penis is upstairs sleeping… on my husband’s body. ;-)

Oh, and I’m an innie.

Tink's avatar

I’m an innie as well.

I thought it had to do with something sexually related since the word “penis” was involved.

Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

I don’t feel any connection at all, my belly button must be broken. my penis still works, or it did a couple of days ago.

XOIIO's avatar

@Tink1113 it’s wether your belly button sticks out or not.

In=Innie, Out=Outie

Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

@avvooooooo relatively sure, I’ve had some troubles lately. I may need first aid. ];^P

avvooooooo's avatar

@Psychedelic_Zebra I have an opening… On the 5th of Never. How will that work for you? ;D

Tink's avatar

I thought outie was just for babies…

avvooooooo's avatar

@Tink1113 Some people end up with outties forever.

Tink's avatar

@avvooooooo Well that’s just adorable!

avvooooooo's avatar

@Tink1113 Yeah, for some! I think its just the sign of a sloppy doctor.

Then again, women get outties when they get hugely pregnant, so girls get a chance to be an outtie for a while!

Tink's avatar

@avvooooooo I wanna be an outtie!

avvooooooo's avatar

@Tink1113 LOL! I don’t know how, but I bet there’s some kind of collagen injection or something that could plump it up… The procedures out there go the other way around.

dpworkin's avatar

(poor doctor. it’s just genetic.)

avvooooooo's avatar

@pdworkin There is no evidence to support a theory of genetic outiness.

dpworkin's avatar

Citation, please?

avvooooooo's avatar

You first. :)

Tink's avatar

@XOIIO Psst, it’s stomach without the “k”

dpworkin's avatar

@avvooooooo I think it’s for the best if I limit my interaction with you on Fluther.

XOIIO's avatar

@Tink1113 thanks.

to the mod who reads this, can I get a chance to edit that? Thanks in advance

avvooooooo's avatar

@pdworkin I don’t know about you, but I’m capable of being an adult. I don’t have to make a statement about how I can’t be bothered to get along or have a public conversation.

If you say something, please be prepared to back it up. You posted that outies were genetic. If you have some information on that, please feel free to post it. Until then, I will continue to consider everything I’ve ever heard (and the Google results denying a genetic cause) that says that doctors are not maligned when blamed for an outie past young childhood. If you don’t have anything to back it up, just say so. Please don’t try and make it about me when its not.

dpworkin's avatar

What makes it about you is your animus.

augustlan's avatar

[mod says] Cool it.

Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

@avvooooooo the Fifth of Never works for me.

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