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It surprises me that a lot of the time when I post genital splitting photos, there’s a chorus of people ask “why?” The simple answer is that because genitals are saturated with nerves, it feels good to have more of them exposed — as painful as one assumes the initial procedure is (although really, it isn’t). If you don’t mind guy on guy, click through for some evidence (and there is of course loads more in BME/extreme and BME/HARD).
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I think this one is pretty easy, although there’s a subtle nuance to it.
Before the comments start, I should add, as you can see from the left photo, that the individual had already done half, likes it, and is very aware of the consequences and issues involved. As a point of trivia, for most people, the “stump” is extremely sensitive, and erections are much harder afterwards, so in general terms even though this is a removal procedure it is most definitely also a sex-positive procedure.
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Elaine Davidson, the Guinness World Record holder for the “most pierced person” stopped by Southside Body Piercing Studio in Glasgow, Scotland for some work, and Paula sent in a snap. Yes, before you ask, I agree, I’d love to do an interview with her!
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As I promised, I was doing a series of amputation-related articles. This is the third in that series, and probably the last that I’ll post in a while on that vein. This one is a chat with two people who each decided to self-amputate a finger, disguised as an “accident”. Click through to read the article, and come back here to comment.
