free ballin in the lacrosse box

certainty vs risk

Lacrosse, Canada’s national sport -

Right, for those of you who didn’t know, Lacrosse is Canada’s national sport, not hockey.

Hockey leads to the the most difficult trophy in all sports to win - The Stanley Cup.

Hard cups are part of both hockey and lacrosse - that is the jock, the pill bottle, penis protector, testicle trap, junk trunk, soldiers bunkers - it doesn’t matter what you call it, cocknballs protection is considered essential equiptment.

Helmets, once optional, no longer are. Cups have never been optional in either sport.

But does anyone check?

A ‘are your wearing your jock today’ test would be interesting, likely involving projectiles or poles. Though, if a man is nuts enough to leave his nuts uncovered, he deserves everything he has coming.

In lacrosse, to wear or not to wear is a large question, one endowed with a stiff shaft of certainty and risk. If you keep your dick covered, all of the tender bits can heave a sigh of relief knowing that they are safe. The issue that arises is that though a jock keeps you safe, it’s presence creates chafe.

With that in mind, many young men ‘risk it’. Instead of embracing certain discomfort and pain, they risk a catastrophic engagement with their manliness.

How do you live life?

Do you endure the certain pain that comes with the chafe of being safe?

Or are you all-in, free ballin’ your way through life?