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Remember that classic scene in Silence of the Lambs where Buffalo Bill tucked his manhood between his legs and danced to ”Goodbye Horses” by Q Lazzarus?
Well my friends, Buffalo Bill’s pathetic attempt at infibulation has nothing on BME Hard Bonus Gallery contributor Cyn.
For the full monte, keep on keeping on.
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Normally, a urethral reroute requires a surgical procedure, yet this BME contributor has figured out a way to do a different type of reroute with a deep pa and the homemade Princes wand you see here.
For 3 more pictures of this wand in place, keep on keeping on.
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…guess what?
For the answers you seek, keep on keeping on.
Did you guess scrotum? Or did you call it correctly as bi-PDD’s stretched foreskin.
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Subcision is one of my oldest BME friends as well as being the second person I ever met into surgical genital modifications (the first being Shawn). When I first got interested in subincisions there was not much information available aside from J’s old BME interview. Entering the world of surgical genital modification as a young hetersoexual male was quite unusual, and quite intimidating at the time. However, Subcision and J were the two guys I could go to with questions about the procedure and life after this modification, and they never once made me feel uncomfortable.
Since those conversations almost a decade ago, Subcision has not stop modifying his penis. Pretty much as soon as one mod heals (or sometimes before) he is going back into his penis with more piercing, tattooing or surgical mods. He is a prime example of someone who lives quite well in the “normal” world as a clean cut man in a tie while, unbeknownst to his colleagues, he is hiding quite the array of body mods under his clothes.
For more graphic pictures of his genital mods, keep on reading.
Subcision, like many people living between the “normal” world and the world of body modification, asked that no pictures of his face be used to retain some anonymity. However, IAM members are welcome to check out his page and see the man behind the mods.
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Lots of people make resolutions to give up something for New Years. Smoking, drugs, drinking, eating bad; these are all common examples of things people resolve to give up year after year. The problem is, most people never follow through with these resolutions. Most people go back to their previous lifestyle, simply because they have that as an option.
BME members are generally a little less afraid of commitment. For instance, tattoos and large stretched piercings and other mod work are generally considered permanent. Sure you can have Chuck zap off your tattoos with that fancy laser beam of his, or you can have your stretched piercings sewn closed, but for the most part these mods are (and should be) considered permanent.
Then there is the more “extreme” side of our community. The guys (and gals) who do modifications that there is NO changing their mind on and going back to “normal” later. Take for instance this BME HARD contributor who has made the ultimate commitment.
If you want to see the uncensored picture of this 5 year old penectomy submitted by Katukisuguru, go ahead and click on through.
