Bloodletting (11)

how about next time you cut your finger you give me a call, as long as its evening I could fly over in a couple of minutes

"You're going to massage me, but first I'm going to bind you"

If cutting your finger does this do you really want to try anything more? I'd suspect the sight of blood is what made you feel giddy.

My first bit of advice would be don't do it, but if you're determined: I would recommed getting a professional (nurse or phlebotomist) to show you how it's done, and make sure you measure how much you're letting. I'd say start at 200ml, no more than once a month or you risk anaemia. (for reference blood donors give 500ml every 12-16 weeks) Always use sterile single use equipment, and you'll need to drink plenty afterwards.

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Step by step answer

What would we suggest? Needles and cutting are our favourites and least complicated of the ones we indulge in.

Is it worth it? Yes, *for us*. I love the sensation of bloodletting of pretty much any kind and Will has a blood fetish (actually so do I, I just get to indulge it less). We are pretty perfectly matched in this regard. I don't really scar from cuts and needles only ever leave tiny pinpricks.

How does it make you feel? Giggly, high, buzzy... all the things happy drugs would be like without the side affects. But then again, I know I react exceptionally well to this sort of thing, so this may not be the same general experience. If you feel dizzy and weak when you see your own blood, this may not be for you!

What is the procedure afterwards? Well, make sure the person is sitting/ lying comfortably in the first place in case of sudden lightheadedness, always use steri wipes afterwards and cover them to prevent any fluid bonding. Milk and cookies are great afterwards and ensure you have a sharps bin for sharps disposal. I wrote up how we do a lot of our cutting things over here, which may help.

Equipment likely to be used depends on the type of bloodletting you decide to use. Just, please, make very sure it is sterile!

Hope this helps,

Exx

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I'm just going to go to the blood van and donate some, that way it's morally justified and I can still have fun *oooh shiny needle*

Thanks for that. Very expertly written.

I can imagine you two cutting each other with sharpish blades all giddily leaving a trail of red blood marks everywhere, ah! Now, that's real romance.

Where should one cut? Where should one not cut?

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M: Its only a baby needle, you wont know the difference. I am not a one dimensional needle obssessed domme...
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Fixed.

joanie wrote: I second what Echo said

And I third it. very sound advice. Its not for everyone... but it IS for me.

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Gosh, its been way too long.

Turns me absoloutly insane.

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