Tuesday August 12th, 2008 @ 2:37 AM
I’d like to get in touch with as many people as possible who have had their tongue split. I’d like to know about their experiences in the real world. Like has it affected in any way negatively on their career. How did they react if someone at their workplace had noticed the split and asked about it? I’d also like to know what they do for a living, and what country they live in.
I actually had my own tongue split about a week ago. My dad find out about it, and he’s convinced that it will have a major negative impact on my life. I’d like to get some real proof that this is propably not the case.
I don’t have any other body mods (not even piercings or tattoos).
Many people lead “normal” successful lives with a tongue split. BME experiences will be a great resource for you to read about other people’s experiences with their own splits!
I think the best way to prove to your dad that having a split tongue isn’t going to negatively affect your life is to not let it! If you’re an educated, hard working, clean individual there’s no reason that a forked tongue is going to hinder your success in life.
+9 / 9 votes 
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Posted by Lexci Million | Permalink | 2 Comments
Wednesday July 16th, 2008 @ 3:03 PM
Je voudrais savoir quels sont les risque, quelle est la procédure et quelle est la longueur que l’on peut gagner en fesant couper le nerf sous la langue pour la faire ‘’splitter” plus longue.
Merci!
L’ablation partielle ou totale du frenulum lingual est une opération courante et très simple, permettant de libérer une partie de la langue retenue par cette membrane. La longueur ainsi gagnée varie considérablement en fonction de l’anatomie de chaque individu, mais il est courant de voir une amélioration de 5 à 10 millimètres de long. Les risques sont minimes sinon inexistants à condition que l’opération soit faite par quelqu’un de qualifié et dans un environnement favorable.
L’opération est souvent faite sous anesthésie locale, quoique très peu douloureuse. Dans les cas les plus extrêmes où une bonne quantité de tissus est enlevée, quelques points de sutures peuvent être nécessaires. La guérison est aussi très rapide et il va de sois que dans un cas de bifurcation linguale (tongue splitting), l’opération permet d’augmenter la longueur possible du “split”.
+3 / 7 votes 
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Posted by EfixRoy | Permalink | 1 Comment
Sunday October 7th, 2007 @ 3:14 PM
Hi Vampy,
I’m tempted to get a hood split but don’t really know whether it will be suitable or useful for me to get it done. On what basis and to what exact purpose do women get their hoods split? And are there any articles etc. you would suggest reading first? When I search IAM and the QOD it seems my queries are too vague and I don’t get any useful results.
The main two reasons women get their hoods split are either for aesthetic reasons, or to expose the clitoris more to allow for direct stimulation.
I’m unaware of any useful literature on the subject, everything i’ve learned about it has been from talking to women who have had the procedure done, and practitioners who have performed it. Generally everyone i’ve spoken to who has had it done are happy with the mod, and some want to take it further, or even remove some of the hood tissue. However I have heard about one girl who was very unhappy after getting her hood split, direct contact on her clit was very painful, even to the point that having it rubbing on her underwear as she walked hurt her.
If it is something you are seriously considering, I’d make sure you actually enjoy direct clitoral stimulation, as many women with long hoods that fully cover their clit are unused to this sensation and some even find it painful. While you can expect to lose a little sensitivity over time as your clit is no longer covered all the time, the sensation of having your clit touched is still going to be a lot more intense than having it touched through the hood. As with any permanent mod, unless its something that you REALLY want, it’s probably not for you.
- Vampy
+4 / 6 votes
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Posted by AskBME | Permalink | 2 Comments
