Testicle disorders

Trouble in the testicles - read as the seat of the masculine - is tied to fears and insecurity about being a man: doubts shaped by the father's image, about one's potency and one's capacity to create or procreate, and a fear of being judged on performance that can reach into impotence. The pattern is feeling weak and made to prove oneself - in bed, in the family, at work - sometimes feeling "held by the balls" by a powerful partner, and becoming a spectator rather than the lead actor of one's own life. The short explanation's "lack of expressing the male power" is exactly that. Relief is described as owning one's masculine worth without having to prove it, and stepping back into the lead of one's own life.

Example from the findings: testicle trouble is read as fear and self-doubt about one's manhood, made to prove a potency one feels judged on.