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| maihri |
on Mon 7 Feb 05, 11:33 AM to maihri's blog.
Funny how a scene that you rather fancy in your head, doesn't turn out quite as expected. Never mind, it was a good 'workout', we were both flaked out afterwards. I definitely think that blue is my colour of rope!
Anyway, on to requiring opinions. (The more squeamish among you, look away now) 
We are gradually progressing with needleplay and He has inserted them under the skin of my areolae. What I want to know is- how much more does it hurt to have the needles through the teat of the nipple itself? At the moment, the thought of it makes me panic 
So he threatens me with it naturellement. Such a sweetheart, what can I say?
What I need is the courage to take the next step. Wish I wasn't such a wuss, as (surprisingly) it's something He really wants to do. My lovely vanilla husband is turning into a right sadist. Oh well, only got myself to blame.
| 7 Feb 05, 12:24 PM Ms_Dior_Chance UK(CW), 9 yrs |
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| 7 Feb 05, 1:01 PM melita UK(ST), 8 yrs |
Never tried play piercing (yet) but i can tell you how much the real thing hurt. B I G T I M E!!! But that is probably different as the needle is so much bigger and goes behind the nipple rather than straight through it.
Go for it girl!
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| 7 Feb 05, 3:36 PM S_E_E_D UK, 7 yrs £ |
With a good gauge hypodermic and some ice for the first session you will manage the senseation. As you get confident you wont need any desensitizing with ice. try it. You know you'll enjoy it.
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| 7 Feb 05, 4:04 PM Whipcracker UK(WV), 11 yrs |
We are gradually progressing with needleplay and He has inserted them under the skin of my areolae. What I want to know is- how much more does it hurt to have the needles through the teat of the nipple itself? At the moment, the thought of it makes me panic If your dom wants to let you enjoy the sensation then it will probably be instant pain on entry and possibly increasing on exit then gradually subsiding to a warm pleasant glow. If he wants to go farther then a second needle passed behind the first with a cord tied behind the needles and attached to weights should do the trick...but this may turn you off needles for life. Have fun Mick h
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| 7 Feb 05, 4:12 PM maihri UK, 8 yrs |
Sometimes Mick, you can be really scary!
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| 7 Feb 05, 6:24 PM lilllith UK, 7 yrs |
Hi, I have found the taking out is the toughest part mild pain and then a sensation of warmth, Usually by the time the peircings begin i am on a fair endorphine high anyways. I think the taking out because by then I am normally tired and starting to get cold. Love L | |
| 7 Feb 05, 8:27 PM Betony UK, 7 yrs |
Endorphin high is to be recommended, but I agree that the taking out is much more painful. If they are left in for some time you might like to have them turned now and again so they are easier to take out. |
