"People get pierced for a variety of reasons ranging from
entering a new relationship, expression of individuality, increased
pleasure during sex to the ever popular "the devil made me do it". The
following is my experience:
About 5 months ago, I was
prescribed an anti-depressant medication which one of its' side effects
was sexual dysfunction (decreased ability to orgasm). My Doctor assures
me this is temporary until I complete my 9-month medication period. As
I noticed a substantial decrease in the intensity of my orgasm
occurring I remembered reading about how certain genital piercings can
increase sensitivity and pleasure.
I discussed this with a
piercer (rather embarassing) and she suggested a Frenum might be
helpful. The skin under the head of penis is pierced and a straight
barbell or other jewelry is inserted. The idea behind this is to
improve sensitivity and ultimately gives more pleasure.
The
actual piercing went smooth. First the area was cleaned and
disinfected, then the entry and exit points carefully marked. This is
important as people and their parts are not all created symmetrical.
Forceps were used to pinch the two layers of skin together. When ready,
Kryss the piercer, asked me to breathe deeply and on my third exhale
she pierced me. I felt a bit of pain, but nothing unbearable like I
expected. The barbell was inserted and the end ball screwed on and
tightened. Nothing to it. I looked "kool" with it. Also received an
aftercare kit, verbal and written instructions how to care for my new
piece of steel.
Since that fateful day, I have got back to
enjoying sex. The added sensitivity of the Frenum has definitely
intensified my orgasms. Last week I got a second Frenum about 5/8"
lower than the first. Hope I am not getting addicted to this as
eventually I plan on adding several more to complete what is called a
Frenum ladder.
I hope that you find this information
interesting. Maybe a Frenum is what the Doctor should have prescribed
to begin with and not the medication."
About 5 months ago, I was
prescribed an anti-depressant medication which one of its' side effects
was sexual dysfunction (decreased ability to orgasm). My Doctor assures
me this is temporary until I complete my 9-month medication period. As
I noticed a substantial decrease in the intensity of my orgasm
occurring I remembered reading about how certain genital piercings can
increase sensitivity and pleasure.
I discussed this with a
piercer (rather embarassing) and she suggested a Frenum might be
helpful. The skin under the head of penis is pierced and a straight
barbell or other jewelry is inserted. The idea behind this is to
improve sensitivity and ultimately gives more pleasure.
The
actual piercing went smooth. First the area was cleaned and
disinfected, then the entry and exit points carefully marked. This is
important as people and their parts are not all created symmetrical.
Forceps were used to pinch the two layers of skin together. When ready,
Kryss the piercer, asked me to breathe deeply and on my third exhale
she pierced me. I felt a bit of pain, but nothing unbearable like I
expected. The barbell was inserted and the end ball screwed on and
tightened. Nothing to it. I looked "kool" with it. Also received an
aftercare kit, verbal and written instructions how to care for my new
piece of steel.
Since that fateful day, I have got back to
enjoying sex. The added sensitivity of the Frenum has definitely
intensified my orgasms. Last week I got a second Frenum about 5/8"
lower than the first. Hope I am not getting addicted to this as
eventually I plan on adding several more to complete what is called a
Frenum ladder.
I hope that you find this information
interesting. Maybe a Frenum is what the Doctor should have prescribed
to begin with and not the medication."
my husband has one of those...but still nothing :(
ReplyDeleteI'm a 41 year old woman and althow i enjoy having sex with my housband, i'm disapointed for the fact that i've NEVER had an orgasm. I hear that for many women it just comes natural, potenta as we call it in my country, but sadly it isn't my case.
Althow i know many women have the same problem, and my comment is of no surpise to anyone, i want to do my best and find a solution.
I've been thinking that maybe my housband isn't as tender and loveable as he should, but curiosity has never pushed me so far as to cheat on him with another man. Should i? Could change be a solution?
I've tried all sorts of pills and aphrodisiacs, but nothing so far...
If you have any advise, please reply to this comment. I've just started posting for a couple of days, so i'll be checking in often :)
Thank you!
Marie