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bitim4u -> Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 7:29:24 AM)
Can anyone tell me if there is a difference where on your tounge you place a piercing? Some have said it depends on what you are going to do with it?

mistoferin -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 7:33:28 AM)
I can not tell you if placement is important...but I would suspect it is. I would encourage you to research all of the possibilities before you commit to such. I know someone who recently had to put out a lot of money (in the thousands) to repair the damage done to her teeth by her tongue piercing. It wore the enamel off the backs of her teeth. I don't think that she thought it was worth the novelty in the end.

sudburydomme -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 8:05:55 AM)
If you know how to use your tounge right ,you don't need a piercing. Theres alot of toys you can put around you mans cock to please him. Iv'e been asked a few times to get on...Won't do it, If they like the way I perform,,well there's more fish in the sea....

pahunkboy -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 9:29:28 AM)
i must be old school- i have enuff holes in my head....

Viridana -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 9:46:38 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: bitim4u Can anyone tell me if there is a difference where on your tounge you place a piercing? Some have said it depends on what you are going to do with it? tounge studs are usually placed in the midline because there it goes between two bundles of muscle. There the "physical damage" of the piercing is minimal. As attractive as I find tounge studs to be, a common side effect is that the stud can damage the tooth enamel because of constant rubbing. That of course depends on the anatomy of your mouth. The closer to the tip of the tounge you place the stud the more likely there will be rubbing against the backside of your teeth.

MstrssPassion -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 9:57:08 AM)
many people I know have had theirs done & said they had no problems... Such wasn't the case when I had mine done... I bleeding the entire day & into the night. Everytime I ate over the next few days it would bleed again. I was with a few other friends when I had mine done... none of them had the problems I did. Not only did I bleed for days but I was swelled so badly I could hardly talk for the first two weeks. The thing never healed properly so after about a year I took the thing out. After about an hour I thought about all I had gone through & thought, maybe I should give it a bit more time, I had already gone through so much... I couldn't get the rod back through the hole. That was it. I took the thing out 7 years ago & I still have a hard lump in my tongue. I was told to pinch it & massage it... that hurts like hell to do even to this day. Maybe I was that 1 in 100,000 to have a bad piercing experience but I'm here to tell you... that one bad one sure ain't worth the risk. They sell funky little vibrators that you can stick on the tip of your tongue that will send far better shivers down the spine of the one you go down on & they don't require any pain or healing... & they don't cause any tooth damage either.

pahunkboy -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 10:23:00 AM)
other ways- yup; take a sip of hot coffee- immediatly go down on penis. alternate with an ice cube..... if he cant see whats coming you might have an erruption go double on ya. burppppppppppp

Masque66 -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 2:16:03 PM)
Piercing muscle tissue sounds like a bad idea all around. At what point did someone pull the sub off and say, "no, this just isn't working. try putting a ball bearing in your mouth"?

sleazybutterfly -> RE: Tounge Piercing??? (5/26/2007 2:59:28 PM)
I love mine and so does M (I don't remember my ex-gf having an issue with it either). They do put it in a certain place depending on where your muscle is. Anyone I have been with says it feels great, but I am not sure if the stud has anything do with that [;)] (yes, I am that good). I think everyone reacts in a different way to most things, so someone else's experience (good or bad), doesn't really mean a heck of a lot. If it's something you want, get it...if not, don't.

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