Nape Piercing incorporated into your Lifestyle

Tuesday March 3rd, 2009 @ 4:34 PM

Filed under: BME/HARD, Surface/Unusual

Hi there,

This may seem like a rather random question but I’ve loved surface piercings for years and I’ve never quite found the right one for me until I saw a Nape Piercing on one of the guys that works at Alton Towers. Since that day and to this day I have been dying to get one, but I’ve slept on the idea now for a year and a half and I think I’m ready. My question is this … I have no problems with getting the piercing and looking after it, but I’m wanting to know what problems I might run into with it in my lifestyle, and if it would be detrimental for me. I’m an actor, and I don’t have a problem with the fact that “it will be visible for all auditions and what not”. My problem is that I’m still in training and we do lots of physical activities, and I do lots of physical activities as it is anyway. If I’m rolling around on the floor, and having to do backwards rolls, and neck rolls even once it’s healed, am I going to cause it severe irritation and/or stretching?

I’m also a big fan of water slides … what kinds of problems would this pose, or it just a case of being careful and covering up when necessary ??

Any information is greatfully received. I’m planning on getting it done at the beginning of the Easter Holidays so it has three weeks to get properly healed, but I’m going to Tenerife for a week and visiting a water park … Just doing my research and looking for answers!

Avid fan,

Robert J Southworth

Napes are pretty durable surface piercings when healed fully. I’d probably do it with a 10 ga flat titanium surface bar with flush disc ends and not too long of a length to assure the most durable piercing possible.

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…use that will be as painful, without being as damaging?

Friday October 5th, 2007 @ 7:05 AM

Filed under: BME/HARD

I have been doing self torture on my urethra for many years using soaps, Q-tips and brushes. It is to the point that I can ONLY orgasm while experiencing urethral pain. Is there anything else that I can use that will be as painful, without being as damaging? I have numbness from scar tissue, so it takes a lot of time and effort to feel the pain that I need. I’ve considered sub-incision, but don’t want to cut nerves and have more numbness… I want to stimulate the nerves, not eliminate them.

A subinicison will enhance urethral stimulation not detract from it. However, after it the exposed urethral tissue does become used to the stimulation and therefore becomes less sensitive. It does open up the urethra though which makes getting to deeper parts and the bladder as well much easier.

For a non scarring urethral pain inducer try adding in some icy hot or vaporub to your chosen implements.

- Sean Philips

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