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perverseangelic -> RE: Branding advice (6/3/2006 6:35:07 PM)
Just a note, that all of you probably already know but the "caretaker" in me prompts-- Cold metal can burn too. My dad has a horrid scar from a freezer lip that had been dry ice cooled.

WolfinShadow -> RE: Branding advice (6/4/2006 11:36:30 AM)
Oh My your right I forgot to mention that it should be left on for a 2 second count!! My Mistake . its the lenth of time the frozen metal stays on the skin that leads to scaring , It is the freezing of the skin tat leaves a mark. But it does bring up a good Point , Both can leave a brand. Myself , I think that the dry Ice method is a bit safer for the inexperienced than hot metal. But thats just my opinion. Any Others?

noyeh -> RE: Branding advice (11/6/2006 8:15:37 PM)
Greetings Masters, Mistresses and fellow slaves, My Master and I for one are against brandings. But if you have to do a brand its best to go to a licenced professional at a Tatoo studio. There are a few that do allow some sort of ceremony if you ask them while making the appointment. If You want people there to witness it some studio's allow it. But under no circumstances should you ever attempt to do one yourself. It might sound like a appealing idea. But it could ultimately harm ones life and health to do such a thing. These licenced proffesionals have been trained and have probably got quite a bit of experience on their shoulders. (Remember Our skin is not like the hide of a cow or a horse. Its much thinner and very fragile.) If you have been trained and doing it for years I can understand doing them yourselves. But to do something you have never done before and especially if your a untrained unlicensed person it would not be wise to do so. You might think it less bonding but its not. Like a tatoo it can be very rewarding just to watch your property marked.

Zensee -> RE: Branding advice (11/7/2006 3:08:11 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ADomDoc Consider registering your brand & having a real branding iron made. You can google it ... but here are some sites www.texasbrandingiron.com or www.ctlr.org/member_ap.html or www.thecattlemanmagazine.com/issues/2001/08-01/re-record.asp quote: ORIGINAL: ADomDoc quote: What kind of 'Doc' are you? One who's studied anatomy, physiology, surgery, infectious diseases and rehabilitation for more years than most of you have even attended college. But I'm not going to post my CV on this site! I would ask for clarification of the above quotes: - Your reply to stef is a bit ambiguous. Are you a licenced medical doctor (C.V. not required)? - Are you suggesting using cattle brands on humans? In demonstrations by professional body-mod artists I can recall them mentioning that the scar will eventually be at least double the thickness of the original strike. An iron with the resolution and thermal clout of a cattle brand would produce an esthetic mess, not to mention deep tissue damage. But then I'm not a Doctor, though I have played one on stage. My suggestion to the OP is to practice all internet sourced techniques on yourself. A lot. Z.

AGORANTE -> RE: Branding advice (12/1/2006 9:34:39 AM)
Don't brand her you idiot. You're 18 for Christ's sake. How old is she? Consider: Most of the pleasure a Master gets in branding is the knowledge that he can do so and she that will accept it. This is a healthy emotion but an intoxicating one. Enjoy the knowledge, omit the action. You have to stop somewhere. There is a series of Japanese anime BDSM drawings that feature amputees. Obviously somebody out there gets off on amputation. The main stream movie Boxing Helena centered on erotic amputation. Are you going to post a question next week about how to cut off her fingers? You are risking your own life. There are some well armed fathers out there who will act precipitously on the knowledge that their little girl was branded by some lunatic. The father would be acquited in most American courts. Cult reprogrammers get away with kidnappings. Even a novice Public Defender could win this one. You are risking your freedom. In a vanilla divorce it is common for each of the estranged pair to make extravagant claims (lies) about their formerly beloved partner. In this case she will have prima facie evidence that you are indeed a monster. In prison a nice looking lad like yourself will learn some more about BDSM from the other side. Western literature (Eastern too probably) is filled with stories of young lovers making bad choices. At the end of Romeo and Juliette the stage is strewn with bodies. Why do you suppose that is? Sooner or later you have to stabilize your BDSM play. When you first meet a new subbie there will be a first time that you bind her; a first time that you beat her; and so forth... With most relationships the extent and the intensity of the play accellerates, but at some point it must level off. Either that or you become a serial-killer. Domination means that you get to make the choices. Choosing not to brand a slave who will accept it, is strong mojo. You are overly concerned with the technical aspects of branding. It ain't rocket science. Cowboys were not the noble knights of the frontier who lived by a strict code of honor, that we see in movies. They were illiterate, dirty, lower class, unskilled laborers. Yet all of them mastered branding in about five minutes. Calculus is hard, branding is easy. You are intoxicated. Having that cute little girl I see on your profile as your slave would make any man drunk. Wait a while until your head clears.

desoutter -> RE: Branding advice (12/1/2006 11:28:22 AM)
this is from wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_branding strike branding is the traditional method of branding and can be home spun - meaning - design, fabricate and implement your own brand... read on aftercare and procedures carefully... it takes a very long time to heal - 4 to 6 months Electrosurgery (laser branding) is a good method - you can get more intricate with your design and looks better... it may be a little tough finding a vendor to perform it for you though.... http://www.aafp.org/afp/20021001/1259.html http://www.elmed.com/elmed2.htm http://www.electrosurgery.com/ desoutter

poeticslave -> RE: Branding advice (12/4/2006 4:41:27 AM)
I have to agree your 18, and she looks to be in the same age range. What's the rush? This is a brand, a scar it can never be removed, I mean heck have her get a tattoo at least that could be covered (or removed) should something happen. But if your set on it, go to a professional, either take the years to get trained to do it yourself or get it done by a professional, it's not something to be played with. You can do a google search to find some in your area.

PiercedDaz -> RE: Branding advice (12/4/2006 7:08:34 PM)
Scarification is more hygenic, more intricate and heals much more neatly and consistantly than branding.

darkbigdaddy -> RE: Branding advice (12/5/2006 1:05:05 PM)
Get it done by a professional. That is not to say to have to go to a parlor. Their are LOTS of tattoo and alternative artisans in the lifestyle. You COULD have someone come out to your place or if you are truly sophisticated enough -someone teach you how to do it. The last thing you want to do it is ruin your relationship with your submissive so -- be conservative about it.

Slavetrainer2007 -> RE: Branding advice (12/5/2006 11:54:03 PM)
quote: Sooner or later you have to stabilize your BDSM play. When you first meet a new subbie there will be a first time that you bind her; a first time that you beat her; and so forth... With most relationships the extent and the intensity of the play accellerates, but at some point it must level off. Either that or you become a serial-killer. LOL but i agree, it going to have to plane out at some point. makes sure your not on that " high" you get from a new relationship/ partner. IMO wait 10 years or so( and if your going to do it yourself spend this time learning how to do it from a qualified professional.) and if it still feels right for both you and her then take it further. quote: You are overly concerned with the technical aspects of branding. It ain't rocket science. Cowboys were not the noble knights of the frontier who lived by a strict code of honor, that we see in movies. They were illiterate, dirty, lower class, unskilled laborers. Yet all of them mastered branding in about five minutes. Calculus is hard, branding is easy. i disagree here. branding your livestock and branding your woman are EXTREMELY different and should never be confused. When branding livestock, by the cowboys in the old west. you simply heated the iron, secured what was to be branded and, struck it(im sure it was a little more complicated.) but some things you want to remember here is: humans and animals dont have the same type of nervous system, to put it simply( i got this information from my vet concerning animals in general) an animals nervous system isnt as "sensative" or complex as ours, thus things that bother us dont bother them( again at the vet sticking a small dog with a very large needle and the dog acted as if nothing happened) we also dont have the same type of skin. animals in general have a thick hide compared to ours. In essance comparing branding a person to livestock is comparing apples to oranges, as is comparing an 1800's cowboy that took a bath once every couple of weeks often in a body of dirty water( by todays standards)to a professional artist of today. i have only common knowledge on branding, maybe a tad bit more than the average person, but common sense tells me attempting to brand someone myself i plan of spending a great deal of time with is a really bad idea.However branding people you hate could be a good idea.... I would have to agree, if your both seriously considering this, have a professional do it.Their are qualified professionals in the lifestyle. They would probably be your best choice and give you the next best thing to being able to do it yourself.

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