Joined: 07 Oct 2007 Posts: 13 Location: , fl united states
Tongue Piercings And Oral Posted: 10-16-07 18:58pm
Hey everyone I was just wondering "does a
tongue ring make oral better for men?".
The thought of making the pleasure double
for my boyfriend just is like.. totally
hot. I want to do it, plus it looks cool,
so I was wondering, to a guy does a tongue
piercing make head any better?
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Posted: 10-16-07 19:05pm
Well I have never had any complaints...
You have to be careful though, when you
first get it pierced, it will take a while
for it to heal...so no head for a while.
I lost almost 10 pounds when I got mine
done 12 years ago. My tongue took up my
whole mouth from the swelling. Plus you
will sound pretty funny for a while due to
the swelling - and if they dont do it
right and they put it to close to the tip
of your tongue, then you will sound like
you have a lisp when you have it in. You
won't be able to eat much for a while.
You will go through a ton of listerene
from rinsing it out all the time...like
every time you eat, drink, smoke,
whatever...Oh and watch out for your
teeth. myself and several friends have
had many chiped teeth over the years. I
bit into a piece of pizza once and chiped
a large chunk of my molar off...Ouch!!!
Not everyone is alike, and not everyone
has these reactions, some people have far
worse, and some have hardly any. Just up
to the individual...
Just wanted to give you some warning.
Tongue rings around for a long time,
frankly Im suprised that they are still
"in style"
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Joined: 07 Oct 2007 Posts: 13 Location: , fl united states
Posted: 10-17-07 13:03pm
Thanks a lot, and I know you can't really
eat with it when you first get it and a
lot of people said they lost weight.
That'd be a good thing for me.
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