Man invents medical condition to avoid accountability, gets caught by biology degree

A Reddit post from r/Advice where a 23-year-old woman questions whether her 26-year-old partner is manipulating her for more sex by fabricating dubious medical claims about testicular pain and buildup. She describes his inconsistent explanations and questions the biological validity of his excuses, including a story about hospital visits for supposed semen buildup. The post is a blend of sexual candor, relationship skepticism, and obvious red flags. Extracted text: r/Advice 22h ago Circus_Graveyard Am I over thinking or is my partner lying to me to have more sex? I 23f think my partner 26m is lying/ manipulating me for more sex, straight up we both have very high sex drives, and we do it a lot, but there's been a point where he's been saying a few things that really don't add up, for example, there's been a few times where he gets hard and acts really uncomfortable almost like he's in pain, he seriously gets hard constantly around me, which is fine but what he says can kinda catch me off guard. I ask him what's wrong and he says "oh just I get really uncomfortable when I go hard on and off without any type of release" and I said "we've had sex twice today", he than proceeds to tell me how his balls get so filled with cum that it can cause him pain, now I'm not dumb I kinda know how human biology works, I know balls make sperm but I know it's not stored in the actual balls themselves (I understand there can be a pressure feeling but not in a super painful way), anyway something he told me was in the past he's has to go to hospital twice over "being to built up and not being able to release himself enough to the point where his balls swelled up so bad he couldn't walk and had a Dr actually put a needle in his balls to drain the build up"