I answered from a historical point of view. "Dressing to the left" is usual though. I have my own theory as to why this is, and it has something to do with the prevalence of right handedness ;-)
I was about to suggest that the prevalence of dressing to the left would have something to do with right-handedness, actually. Not got round to asking any men; perhaps later.
This is a nude sculpture? In my experience things tend to dangle pretty-much straight down until you try to confine them in underpants or get them excited. If it points left or right, that's more of a pendulum than a flip or flop.
Wikipedia says the left testicle hangs lower in 85% of cases. (Across all mammals with external testicles, not just humans.)
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Wikipedia says the left testicle hangs lower in 85% of cases. (Across all mammals with external testicles, not just humans.)
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