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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We're both pierced and love them, we are happy to meet couples with and without but ours are part of us so we wouldn't remove them to get a meet as there's plenty of people who like them  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"dont like them a big source for infections."
Only if you dont clean them, not had any in the 23 years Ive been pierced and over 70 different piercings in that time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Huge turn off for me I'm afraid , I like to give good oral and rings and studs just get in the way, I like to suck a woman's nipples during foreplay not a stud or ring, one lady I met had studs in her nipples to the point where there was no room for the nipple clamp to go, what's wrong with enjoying a natural woman, what's all this piercing signify anyway? There again I'm not into to many tattoos either look hideous on a woman. |
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Well I was going to get it done but apparently some rules have changed and it's now classed as female genital mutilation! Apparently the piercers don't know what the consequences of them carrying it out are, so won't do it. Something about if the NHS see you've had it done they have to investigate it  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Well I was going to get it done but apparently some rules have changed and it's now classed as female genital mutilation! Apparently the piercers don't know what the consequences of them carrying it out are, so won't do it. Something about if the NHS see you've had it done they have to investigate it "
Don't know who's told you that but sounds rubbish to me
I've had mine pierced about 15 years now and have had it seen many times by doctors etc and nobodies even mentioned it once |
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It's been in the past year or so they could be prosecuted under such a law where they are trying to ban the practice. I rang three different piercers and they all told me the same thing. Google it! |
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"It's been in the past year or so they could be prosecuted under such a law where they are trying to ban the practice. I rang three different piercers and they all told me the same thing. Google it!"
I'm going to look into that, I'm a district nurse and work for the NHS and I've not heard anybody at work mention such a thing
I'll ask about tomorrow |
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By *GHertsCouple
over a year ago
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I have nipples and vch (plus belly, tongue and a microdermal on my collarbone). Admittedly they can be a bit of an occupational hazard and I've learnt not to wear dangly charms for example that can catch easily when playing ... and do shriek 'mind my neck' quite often. Yes, the vch has occasionally been caught but not to the extent I've been injured, nor so often that I'd remove it.
I don't consider they spoil my body and because I like the look and feel of them they actually make me feel slightly more confident about myself ... I don't care what anyone else thinks, it's none of their business and doesn't affect them so why would I worry about it. I went for some years without most of my piercings but it did feel like something was missing and I feel better since having them redone. Oh .... and I have never suffered any infections, why would you under most circumstances? Once the piercing has healed there's no raw flesh where bacteria might enter so as long as you wash regularly like most of us do there shouldn't be a problem.
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