That is quite common here too. Also the depictions include testicles with hairs plus semen spraying out into the air like a little fountain. I think as an owner of that type of equipment it makes you a happy owner plus a bit nervous about the seemingly independet life of those organs. As such it reflects the insecurities and manly boasting that come with it?

The kids? The children? They think genitalia is edgy and impolite, so take that society. Their friends laugh at them when they're standing by and they bond over how deeply disobedient and hilarious they are, and also how fresh and innovative. And about cishet boys specifically, spoiler alert, but they're really obsessed with penises and if you're among them and you casually point that out while they're being extremely homophobic they will become inconsolably angry and possibly hit you.

yes, it happens everywhere, throughout time - pretty sure there are dongs on the walls in ancient Rome and/or Greece

To inform the future descendants what a penis is.😃If some in society have their way. It may go extinct 😑

What cloud aaid.

My colleague just found some penises drawn on a desk and on a chair. Of course it was the boys. Self portrait?

I've seen those drawings in public places before, but it's not common. I can't come up with a simple explanation that doesn't just reflect reductionistic stereotypes, like cave-people drawing things in caves. But I believe there's egoism, ignorance, misunderstood fun, and rebel behaviour behind that.

They think they’re violating someone’s sensibilities and that’s funny ?