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slipknot · 10-22-2010, 08:24 PM

I have wondered for a long time how hard is it to remove a clit, nipple, or nose piercing? Also, would it be appropriate to politely ask the provider, prior to the session, if she would be willing to remove it/them without any offense?

I know of several providers I would see, both here and in the Dallas area, except the metal turns me off.

No need to tell me to look elsewhere if I don't like it. I already know that, just asking the question. Any providers care to share how they would answer if asked.

Best to everyone, stay safe.

Eccie Addict · 10-22-2010, 08:45 PM

This is a damn good question. I am looking forward to hearing the responses.

macksback · 10-22-2010, 08:49 PM

Tell her you don't like it would appreciate it if she would remove them.

Guest030617 · 10-23-2010, 10:56 AM

About 3 years ago i saw a hobbist with 7 piercing down there....didnt hurt me, but i will never do that again....maybe one but 7....NAW you better remove them!!

So if i had any i would remove them cuz i would expect you to do the same!!!

thefranchiseus · 10-23-2010, 04:47 PM

just have them walk through a metal detector and tell them the session cannot start unless all metals have been removed.

GymRat · 10-23-2010, 09:57 PM

Man, I "F"ing hate pierced nipples or clits in a session. I'm cool with a pierced hood, but the others just seem to get in the way of my tongue!

GeoEgo · 10-23-2010, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by GymRat

Man, I "F"ing hate pierced nipples or clits in a session. I'm cool with a pierced hood, but the others just seem to get in the way of my tongue!

Despite that, some of kind these jewellery can dissolve in your mouth and may cause you some diseases. I can also imagine the dirt accumulated inside these holes that you will have direct inner-body contact with it. Maybe that's why I never been a fan of DATY. Hmmmm...

GenesisNicole · 10-24-2010, 10:39 AM

I do not have anything except my ears and tongue pierced, but have been asked a couple of times if I could remove my tongue ring. It was no big deal to me, but then again, this is more directed to those that have other types of piercings.

I would think a lady would be able to honor this request, of course unless she recently was pierced.

Genesis Nicole~

guest063011 · 10-24-2010, 06:44 PM

Removing body jewelry is quite simple and takes a matter of a few seconds. Having had my nipples and tongue pierced in the past, I understand what it is like to have a piercing begin to grow back within just a couple of hours. I would not take it personally if someone asked me to remove one or all of them during session. Not everyone likes the same thing, if we did it would be a very boring world. When you arrive just ask the provider:

"Do you mind removing your piercing before we get started?"

I highly doubt she is going to think your an ass for asking something like that. Besides it is your session, do what makes you happy.

If she does feel insulted or something along those lines maybe she isn't the provider for you.

Happy Hobbying!

Ivy Chick · 10-24-2010, 07:20 PM

I actually have several piercings which also include my nipples and clit. have had them all for years. When I was a provider previously I never had anyone ask me to remove them. I personally wouldnt mind removing them if asked. I do have one nipple ring that I can never seem to get back in myself, but its ok because I can always pay the $5 at the tatoo place to have them put it back in for me...lol

anita · 10-24-2010, 10:24 PM

Just tell her she is sexy but you would enjoy the session better if she remove the piercing. I do not see why she should be offended.

DallasRain · 10-26-2010, 09:04 PM

Honesty upfront makes any session more pleasurable!!

I do like a tongue peircing grazing my clit though..lol!

Sensia · 10-27-2010, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by slipknot

I have wondered for a long time how hard is it to remove a clit, nipple, or nose piercing? Also, would it be appropriate to politely ask the provider, prior to the session, if she would be willing to remove it/them without any offense?

I know of several providers I would see, both here and in the Dallas area, except the metal turns me off.

No need to tell me to look elsewhere if I don't like it. I already know that, just asking the question. Any providers care to share how they would answer if asked.

Best to everyone, stay safe.

Unless it is a recent peircing, and or it has become inflammed, or is still healing, it is not wise to take the peircing out. Once it is healed completely, taking it out for short periods at a time is not a problem. I had a belly peircing years ago. But then decided it was a pain catching on my clothes all the time and took it out permanently. My sister has a nipple pierced.

I don't see why a lady would be offended by the request. If I still had the peircing, I wouldn't be offended.

Now tattoo's that's a completely different thing. Can't do much about that.

angelinadream · 10-27-2010, 11:06 AM

I only have my ears pierced. I'm afraid to pierce anything else. Does it hurt more in "certain areas?"

Sensia · 10-27-2010, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by angelinadream

I only have my ears pierced. I'm afraid to pierce anything else. Does it hurt more in "certain areas?"

Depends on your tolerance to pain. I had to have my belly peirced twice, because the first peircing was crooked. I can't say it was as bad as I thought it was going to be, however the second time hurt more. My sister seemed to be in a lot of pain with the nipple peircing.