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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I thinking of getting my nipple or nipples pierced and need info
1/ does it hurt as much as people say
2/ what length of time before they stop being tender  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Had 1 pierced a few years back. Was a little sore getting done but bearable. It refused to heal properly though so I ended up taking it out and I'm left with a strange looking left nipple now. 
I also witnessed a guy who had both his done get off of a sun lounger when on holiday. The rings had gone between the slats on the bed and as he pushed himself up, he ripped his piercings out!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Had 1 pierced a few years back. Was a little sore getting done but bearable. It refused to heal properly though so I ended up taking it out and I'm left with a strange looking left nipple now.
I also witnessed a guy who had both his done get off of a sun lounger when on holiday. The rings had gone between the slats on the bed and as he pushed himself up, he ripped his piercings out! "
I've had both nipples done for about 16 years, and never had an accident, but reafing that made my stomach turn  not enough ti take them out though haha |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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My partner and daughters had theirs done and didn’t mention any pain or problems healing, it just takes time to heal.
I had mine done for heavier gauge jewellery , against advice of the piercer who said I should start small and stretch over time but was impatient. It hurt like fuck as it crunched though, cold sweat, felt sick and thought I was gonna pass out but the pain was very short.
My advice is wear a small circular jewellery while it’s healing - up to 6 months - no edges to catch on things
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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1. Yes a bit. Someone is putting a needle through your nipple so you’re going to feel it, but it’s not unbearable.
2. Different on everyone. It doesn’t hurt all the time but if you catch it on anything for a couple of weeks after you’ll know about it!
I took mine out after a few months and it closed up pretty much straight away with no marks it was ever there.
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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There’s a pic half way down our profile of the jewellery I got pierced for, wasn’t a great idea tbh. I would not recommend anything fancy like that to start, just a small full or 3/4 circle. The other reason for circular other than not catching on things, is it’s very easy to turn and clean while healing. |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"Had 1 pierced a few years back. Was a little sore getting done but bearable. It refused to heal properly though so I ended up taking it out and I'm left with a strange looking left nipple now.
I also witnessed a guy who had both his done get off of a sun lounger when on holiday. The rings had gone between the slats on the bed and as he pushed himself up, he ripped his piercings out! "
I never noticed your strange nipple 
Ohhh that’s rough
I’d be worried about loss of sensation as well |
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