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Originally Posted by krillbee
haha, the moment i read this thread I knew it was going to be trouble.
the human body is so beautiful without tattoos and piercings that i never understood the need for them.
also whats the point of getting your nipples pierced? who is going to see them? through your shirt? bare naked?
lol! we would get along so well.
I can only speak for myself, but I pierced my nipples for me... not anyone else. I don't care who sees them... that's not what it's about. As was stated earlier, it's about enhancing pleasure. And I can attest it works as advertised
Compared to my ear piercings (just one on each ear)... it was a zillion times more painful. I couldn't touch my nipples for 2 weeks... just putting on a t-shirt was painful.
Edit: Aside from the initial pain, they have been totally trouble-free. It's been about 6 years now and I've never had an infection or even any type of irritation.
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Originally Posted by Atheist
I can only speak for myself, but I pierced my nipples for me... not anyone else. I don't care who sees them... that's not what it's about. As was stated earlier, it's about enhancing pleasure. And I can attest it works as advertised
Compared to my ear piercings (just one on each ear)... it was a zillion times more painful. I couldn't touch my nipples for 2 weeks... just putting on a t-shirt was painful.
Edit: Aside from the initial pain, they have been totally trouble-free. It's been about 6 years now and I've never had an infection or even any type of irritation.
are you a chick?
i guess if the guy doesnt mind them in the bedroom then its all good. I might think that they were a little weird at first but i could probably get used to them. i would just be worried that the girl might be a slut if she had nipple piercings. i know its dumb to generalize like that, but it can be easy to do at times. also id be worried about accidentally ripping them off.
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Originally Posted by Rumor
The only time I have seen a nipple piercing go through the actual nipple is on a male (mine included).
A bunch of the pics for women's nipple piercings uploaded to BMEzine appear to be through the actual nipple, but it's hard to tell. I figure I'll go to the place and ask for a portfolio and talk to the guy a bit before I do it. I've got three places in the Indy area that I'm looking at to do this; they've all been recommended by multiple people through Indy forums I'm a member of, etc.
My friend who's going with me has quite a bit of piercing experience, so I'm hoping he'll be able to help me make a good decision on this one. I've still got the rest of the week to decide if I'm ballsy enough to do it at all.
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What in the WORLD does a nipple piercing have to do with sexual promiscuity? I mean, seriously, WTF.
I'd hope that you don't judge a woman based on what piercings she has. That's pretty unfair.
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Originally Posted by krillbee
are you a chick?
i guess if the guy doesnt mind them in the bedroom then its all good. I might think that they were a little weird at first but i could probably get used to them. i would just be worried that the girl might be a slut if she had nipple piercings. i know its dumb to generalize like that, but it can be easy to do at times. also id be worried about accidentally ripping them off.
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I'm a guy...
...and the weirdest thing happened after I got my nipples pierced. I started having sex with perfect strangers on a daily basis. I couldn't stop myself. So I would agree... you better stay away from anyone with pierced nipples. They are most assuredly of a deviant nature and probably have many diseases too.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
What in the WORLD does a nipple piercing have to do with sexual promiscuity? I mean, seriously, WTF.
I'd hope that you don't judge a woman based on what piercings she has. That's pretty unfair.
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sorry about that, lol. i know i come up with silly things sometimes. I won't assume that she is a slut cuz i know that not all women who get their nipples pierced are like that. For all i know maybe nipple piercing is in no way a helpful predictor. But i still probably pay more attention to a woman's behavior if she has a nipple pierced. i know, im bad.
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Originally Posted by Atheist
I'm a guy...
...and the weirdest thing happened after I got my nipples pierced. I started having sex with perfect strangers on a daily basis. I couldn't stop myself. So I would agree... you better stay away from anyone with pierced nipples. They are most assuredly of a deviant nature and probably have many diseases too.
uggh, i really opened up a trap door this time, didnt i!
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Originally Posted by krillbee
sorry about that, lol. i know i come up with silly things sometimes. I won't assume that she is a slut cuz i know that not all women who get their nipples pierced are like that. For all i know maybe nipple piercing is in no way a helpful predictor. But i still probably pay more attention to a woman's behavior if she has a nipple pierced. i know, im bad.
Are you fifteen?
Obviously, you don't "get" the tattoo and piercing thing.
As said several times in this thread, nipple piercings aren't for anyone other than the person pierced. It is a sensation thing.
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Originally Posted by Rumor
Obviously, you don't "get" the tattoo and piercing thing.
I don't either. I've got zero interest in pierced/tattooed chicks.
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Originally Posted by Face Ache
I don't either. I've got zero interest in pierced/tattooed chicks.
So if you met some amazing woman and really hit it off, you'd just walk away the minute you found out that she had a couple tattoos and/or piercings?
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When I used to date, a long time ago, I loved going out with women who had piercings and tats. Usually they had higher pain thresholds.
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Originally Posted by Shaddim
When I used to date, a long time ago, I loved going out with women who had piercings and tats. Usually they had higher pain thresholds.
Your location makes a lot more sense now.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
Your location makes a lot more sense now.
Some like it, some don't.
Actually, I was thinking about a little biting and scratching, but what you're saying is true too.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
So if you met some amazing woman and really hit it off, you'd just walk away the minute you found out that she had a couple tattoos and/or piercings?
Probably. I've knocked back a few hotties in my time.
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Originally Posted by Rumor
Are you fifteen?
Obviously, you don't "get" the tattoo and piercing thing.
As said several times in this thread, nipple piercings aren't for anyone other than the person pierced. It is a sensation thing.
Ok, well if its for the sensation then that makes sense. I guess I just think that sometimes people do it just to be kinky.
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Originally Posted by krillbee
Ok, well if its for the sensation then that makes sense. I guess I just think that sometimes people do it just to be kinky.
Ah, but see being adventurous in the sack is not synonymous with being slutty. You can be into all kinds of kinky stuff and still be monogamous...
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OK, all that said, how does putting extra weight on your boobs affect unperkiness acceleration in later years? I feel that this is an important question, since unperkiness is doubleplusungood.
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Whatever you decide on doing, find somebody who you trust to get this done right. See if you can talk to some past clients of his/her to check what their experience was.
Doofy: The weight is negligible.
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Originally Posted by Mastrap
Doofy: The weight is negligible.
I know that. I just wanted to use the word "unperkiness" in a post.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Ah, but see being adventurous in the sack is not synonymous with being slutty. You can be into all kinds of kinky stuff and still be monogamous...
This is true. Sometimes a married women even likes to be called a filthy slut by her husband in bed. Whatever works.
Anyway as long as you're doing it for you, go for it.
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Whatever you do shif, we'll need pics. You know, just to make sure they did it right.
Yeah, that's the ticket...
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Now I'm having second thoughts.
$75-$100-whatever is a lot of money, and if they end up migrating (or hurting more than anticipated and get infected or have to be removed), it's wasted money.
I'll think about it.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Now I'm having second thoughts.
$75-$100-whatever is a lot of money, and if they end up migrating (or hurting more than anticipated and get infected or have to be removed), it's wasted money.
I'll think about it.
Anticipate them to be sore for two to four weeks, depending on how fast you heal. Make sure you eat before getting them done. You'll want the sugar in your blood because of the ensuing endorphin rush you get during the piercing. Keep them clean and chance of infection is very low.
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Originally Posted by Rumor
It is a sensation thing.
Like walking around with a haddock in your underpants?
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Ah, but see being adventurous in the sack is not synonymous with being slutty. You can be into all kinds of kinky stuff and still be monogamous...
true, but sometimes they do it for the attention, and when they want that kind of attention from lots of ppl u have to wonder, lol.
but most people wouldnt know a woman had pierced nipples unless she wore a shirt that made it obvious or if she told people. then again I know of a few women who tell just about everyone they have pierced nipples.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Now I'm having second thoughts.
$75-$100-whatever is a lot of money, and if they end up migrating (or hurting more than anticipated and get infected or have to be removed), it's wasted money.
I'll think about it.
For the benefit of others researching the same procedure and for the greater good of all of science and humanity, do you think you could post pictures of your nipples before and after this procedure, should you decide to go through with it? It would be purely for the benefit of science, not sexual at all.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
For the benefit of others researching the same procedure and for the greater good of all of science and humanity, do you think you could post pictures of your nipples before and after this procedure, should you decide to go through with it? It would be purely for the benefit of science, not sexual at all.
I tried that.
Seriously, just the nipple and areola Shif.
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Yeah Shif... If it will make you feel more comfortable, I will post a picture of my butt. Cool?
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Breastfeeding's not an issue. Children are all the spawn of satan.
Do keep in mind that this attitude is *fairly* likely to change over the next fifteen years, however impossible that may seem at this point.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
Yeah Shif... If it will make you feel more comfortable, I will post a picture of my butt. Cool?
I doubt that will make anyone feel comfortable.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
I'd hope that you don't judge a woman based on what piercings she has. That's pretty unfair.
Well you can make a pretty good guess.. I am not talking about sexual promiscuity. There are certain types of people that get these things done, and there are certain types of people that do not.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
So if you met some amazing woman and really hit it off, you'd just walk away the minute you found out that she had a couple tattoos and/or piercings?
They don't do anything for me. Having said that my ole lady has some tatts. And wears her tongue ring from time to time. She is growing a bit out of it however. And wishes she didn't get some of the things she did have done, done.
I wont even go into the guys that have their penises split in two.
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Originally Posted by Shaddim
When I used to date, a long time ago, I loved going out with women who had piercings and tats. Usually they had higher pain thresholds.
Because you like to beat them? What benefit would having a higher pain threshold be to someone you were dating?
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Originally Posted by analogika
Do keep in mind that this attitude is *fairly* likely to change over the next fifteen years, however impossible that may seem at this point.
I giggle every time someone says that to me. It's like it's socially unacceptable to want to remain childless. I don't want kids and I don't want to get married. Not now, not ever. I despise children and always have (when I was eight years old I was saying the same things - no kids, no marriage). Even if I wanted kids, I'd make a horrible parent, and I'm not interested in selling my soul to some ungrateful child for the rest of my life. Nor am I interested in the expense of divorce, so marriage really isn't an option for me.
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Well you can make a pretty good guess.. I am not talking about sexual promiscuity. There are certain types of people that get these things done, and there are certain types of people that do not.
So what kind of person does that make me? I'm pretty damn conservative overall; I just like to mix it up once in awhile.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
I don't want kids and I don't want to get married. Not now, not ever.
You have no idea how many of my friends said exactly the same when they were in their early twenties. Most of them are happily shacked up now, with a bunch of kids.
Not saying that it's not cool not to have children, that's of course entirely your choice.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
I giggle every time someone says that to me. It's like it's socially unacceptable to want to remain childless. I don't want kids and I don't want to get married. Not now, not ever. I despise children and always have (when I was eight years old I was saying the same things - no kids, no marriage). Even if I wanted kids, I'd make a horrible parent, and I'm not interested in selling my soul to some ungrateful child for the rest of my life. Nor am I interested in the expense of divorce, so marriage really isn't an option for me.
I felt that way up until I turned 30. While I still really don't want any kids of my own, I've pretty much caved in on the marriage thing. I think being in a dedicated monogamous relationship with someone is the same thing as being married IMHO. Are you against marriage or long term relationships?
So what kind of person does that make me? I'm pretty damn conservative overall; I just like to mix it up once in awhile.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
I felt that way up until I turned 30. While I still really don't want any kids of my own, I've pretty much caved in on the marriage thing. I think being in a dedicated monogamous relationship with someone is the same thing as being married IMHO. Are you against marriage or long term relationships?
I find myself in a similar situation. Just out of curiosity, is one of the issues that it feels weird to call your SO your "girlfriend"?
I mean, I'm finding myself getting more and more uncomfortable with that descriptor. That's just not the situation. It feels like I'm lying when I say it.
OTOH, the whole process seems like a major drag. For instance, our best friends (who introduced us, and would be the obvious choice to stand) hate, hate, HATE each other. Why would we choose to subject anyone to that?
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Even if I wanted kids, I'd make a horrible parent, and I'm not interested in selling my soul to some ungrateful child for the rest of my life.
while it's admirable to be so honest with oneself, that statement seems to me to be a bit pot&kettle. Do you consider yourself ungrateful? Do your parents play the guilt card?
I have friends who knew they didn't ever want kids, and that's cool. They make excellent babysitters however.
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I doubt that will make anyone feel comfortable.
It will make me feel comfortable. Also, gay people and women.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
Because you like to beat them? What benefit would having a higher pain threshold be to someone you were dating?
Well, biting and scratching have their place too.
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Originally Posted by subego
I find myself in a similar situation. Just out of curiosity, is one of the issues that it feels weird to call your SO your "girlfriend"?
Not really. But then again I am almost 35.. Calling her my "lover" sounds pretentious and makes me think of those SNL skits with WIll Ferrell.
I mean, I'm finding myself getting more and more uncomfortable with that descriptor. That's just not the situation. It feels like I'm lying when I say it.
Why would it be lying unless you weren't with that person?
OTOH, the whole process seems like a major drag. For instance, our best friends (who introduced us, and would be the obvious choice to stand) hate, hate, HATE each other. Why would we choose to subject anyone to that?
I think with any relationship there is going to be good and bad times. I've dated a lot of girls that were also addicted to that "new love" feeling. Once that wore off they were gone, and onto someone else. Usually they had their claws into someone else before breaking off the original relationship. These women I've dated also seem to be co-dependent. So it's a weird situation. I've been living with the same gal for the past 5 years. We talk about getting married, but it just has never happened.
But this is going off topic. So lets get back onto the subject of poking holes in your nipples.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
Why would it be lying unless you weren't with that person?
Too weak a descriptor. But just as you said, something like "lover" is dopey.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
Well you can make a pretty good guess.. I am not talking about sexual promiscuity. There are certain types of people that get these things done, and there are certain types of people that do not.
Not always. One of the most prim and "proper" women I've ever met had both of her nipples and labia pierced. Yeah, she was a hellcat in the sack, but you wouldn't know it just by looking at her. I've known her for almost 10 years and never have heard profanity from her, and hardly a cross word for anyone. She's the type of person that would sit next to you at church and you'd never have a clue.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
I felt that way up until I turned 30. While I still really don't want any kids of my own, I've pretty much caved in on the marriage thing. I think being in a dedicated monogamous relationship with someone is the same thing as being married IMHO. Are you against marriage or long term relationships?
LTRs are great. Marriage is overrated and really, really overpriced. Most major companies provide benefits for heterosexual domestic partners now, so except for other tax benefits, I see zero reason to get married. Monogamy = marriage; I can be monogamous without selling my life to someone else.
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while it's admirable to be so honest with oneself, that statement seems to me to be a bit pot&kettle. Do you consider yourself ungrateful? Do your parents play the guilt card?
Yes, although aside from basic food, water, and shelter, I have little to thank them for, and yes - all the fricking time. I am a firm believer that my parents (a) never should have been married, and (b) never should have procreated. I'm not interested in even coming remotely close to following that legacy, thankyouverymuch.
I have friends who knew they didn't ever want kids, and that's cool. They make excellent babysitters however.
I was a horrible babysitter when I was in high school. Because I hate kids (aka gremlins).
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Marriage is just another Church ruse.
Being married to someone for 50 years is no different than being in a relationship, unmarried, for 50 years (insofar as the relationship itself goes). Marriage is just a convention.
Anyway, casual relationships ftw.
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Originally Posted by Cipher13
Marriage is just another Church ruse.
Being married to someone for 50 years is no different than being in a relationship, unmarried, for 50 years (insofar as the relationship itself goes). Marriage is just a convention.
Anyway, casual relationships ftw.
Ah, what's a lounge thread without Cipher preaching his views as truth?
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Originally Posted by Laminar
Ah, what's a lounge thread without Cipher preaching his views as truth?
Anything I say should automatically be treated as nothing more than opinion when it's a subjective matter, as this is.
The same should go for everyone else.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
II think being in a dedicated monogamous relationship with someone is the same thing as being married IMHO..
Originally Posted by shifuimam
LTRs are great. Marriage is overrated and really, really overpriced. Most major companies provide benefits for heterosexual domestic partners now, so except for other tax benefits, I see zero reason to get married. Monogamy = marriage; I can be monogamous without selling my life to someone else.
Originally Posted by Cipher13
Being married to someone for 50 years is no different than being in a relationship, unmarried, for 50 years (insofar as the relationship itself goes). Marriage is just a convention..
I don't think I've ever seen this forum make this much sense.
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