Talk:Frenulum

message: "It has been widely speculated and discussed that the area where the frenulum preputtii penis meets with the ridged band is notable as the most sensitive area of the penis."
It is easy enough to verify that the opinion and discussion exists.  Whether it is an "accurate" viewpoint is a different matter which has no bearing on the truthfulness of the sentence.  Otherwise, we would have to remove all mention of sexual sensitivity.  None of it is universally proven, just personal experience.  DanP 17:35, 29 Sep 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  Sensitivity of the Frenulum 

message: Please do not remove the external links without justification. --TrevorPerry 22:24, 29 Sep 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  External Links 

message: Someone has censored out the images of the frenulum. There is nothing obscene about the human body. Therefore I have reverted the article. I would favor protecting people from being overwhelmed by the impact of sights that have been forbidden to them by giving people who open such an article the opportunity to choose whether to see it or not. But to deny objective information to people is an act of vandalism. 金 (Kim) 17:45, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  Censorship by unlogged user 

message: I have added a small section on the frenulum in its meaning of a structure on a moth's hindwing. As this is a very different subject to the main body of the article I wasn't sure whether to put it in a seperate article. This is just about all there is to say about it and it would be a pretty puny stub! Anyone have any ideas? --Richard Barlow 10:49, 17 Jan 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Frenulum in Moths 

message: "Typically, this is not a medical emergency"
Like hell.
: I have moved this unsigned comment from the top of the page.  
:Some injuries are true medical emergencies in the sense that delay in treatment for even a few minutes can result in irreparable harm or even death. Arterial bleeding is one such emergency. A concussion is not; it's much more important to check the victim of head trauma for other severe damage, e.g., broken neck, and then assure safe transport to a hospital than it is to do something within a short time of the accident. Some things hurt like hell and motivate people to seek prompt treatment, but do not constitute an emergency.  That does not mean that injuries should not be treated in a timely way by competent medical personnel to avoid things like broken bones that heal without having been properly set.  金 (Kim) 16:07, 9 May 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Tearing during sexual activity 

message: We seem to have inconsistent names for the destination pages. Most are Latin, but one is the cumbersome frenulum of prepuce of penis. There's a discussion at talk:frenulum of prepuce of penis, if anyone's interested. Jakew 20:51, 24 January 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Naming of destination pages

message: Could we please get a side-by-side comparison of a penis with and without a frenulum?
just an example:
no frenulum: http://www.abadboy.com/bonus/071/27.jpg 
frenulum: http://www.abadboy.com/bonus/071/19.jpg
When I educate guys on if they still have their freunulum or not, I tell them "it's like a little raised tether of skin on the underside of your glans connecting to your shaft; to a circumcised guy, his frenulum is the most ultra-sensitive area of his dick; if you don't have your frenulum, you have an upside down "V"-shape indent where it once was; all uncircumcised still have their frenulum".
Macshill (talk) 14:13, 27 November 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Comparison pictures, please? 

message: It is a glaring omission not to have even mentioned the variant spellings, fraenum and fraenulum. I know Wikipedia (supposedly) has no bias either way concerning US and British/Commonwealth spellings; but where medical terminology is concerned, readers have the right to expect the full complement of factual information.
Nuttyskin (talk) 10:52, 31 May 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Fraenum, fraenulum