Until fairly recently I had a phobia of needles - something I had
lived with since early childhood. Thankfully, with the help of others, I
was able to overcome this phobia and I now have a love-hate
relationship with needles: if I let myself be blasé about it I will
still succumb and at the very least will feel faint, light-headed,
dizzy, nauseated and somewhat flustered; but if I remain focused and
give willingly myself over to the discomfort of the needle then I remain
calm, cool and collected - I even manage to enjoy the small but
noticeable pain of the needle piercing my skin and it empowers me.
Now
that I am open to and proud of my own masochistic tendencies, the love
part of this love-hate relationship with needles has developed into a
desire to partake in a play-piercing (or needle-play) BDSM scene. Of
course great care and forethought has to go into making such a scene
reality if you are to minimise the very real risks of serious infection,
permanent nerve damage or severe bleeding. Whilst reading up on the
details of needle-play I came across
this website
which appears to give a very detailed and moderately comprehensive
overview of play-piercing. I heartily recommend it to anyone.
As
a novice play-piercee you probably don't want to go too far and I
suspect that something resulting in marks like this would be
appropriate:
For the more advanced player the sky is the limit when it comes to the design of the piercing, and the number of needles is limited only by the size of the area to be pierced.
I'm not sure I would have the nerve to go as far as these brave people who are no doubt wearing their piercings with pride:
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This beautiful lady is to be particularly respected as this was her first ever play piercing!
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