LadyNTrainer
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ORIGINAL: Acer49 This is a question that is best answered by a professional as they know of things the average layman may not have knowledge of Not really, unless the professionals we're talking about have *both* anatomical/medical knowledge and clearly understand how experienced BDSM players gauge their impact play. The average doc who knows anatomy and medicine is going to be able to tell you, "Well, if you hit it hard enough, these specific things will happen," and most likely will tell you to avoid hitting it at all. That's not a useful answer for kinksters. We all understand that *some* impact play can be done in this area without causing your dick to turn black and fall off. The question is one of type and degree. And that's one a doctor is not going to be good at answering without knowing how we play. A useful answer would be one that incorporated the technical details of how the tissues and structures in the penis works with the specifics of how they can safely be played with. In this case, it's really an amount of force question, not an absolute one. And common sense is a pretty good answer. Avoid bending it sharply, or impacting it with enough force to cause serious bruising or actual damage to the delicate tissues. Avoid tearing or damaging the tunica albuginea membrane around the spongy corpora cavernosa erectile tissue. Playing a little spanky-spanky isn't gonna do that if you're reasonably careful, but avoid causing any sharp bending or tearing. In general you probably want to use broader, flatter instruments rather than narrow point of impact stuff, unless we're talking about light flogger tails, and you want to have very fine control to gauge your impacts. I doubt you're gonna get a better answer from a doc, unless that doc is a kinkster.
< Message edited by LadyNTrainer -- 10/13/2009 1:29:05 PM >
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