Seeing myself in the mirror at the gym (Thinking that must be jelly cause jam dont wobble that way)
Oh and women trying to drive and park there SUV's & 4x4's come to think of it most men as well !!! whats wrong with a micra?
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jellybelly
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 61
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Sorry for the late reply, Wife 1 never did Wife 2 does its just nature dont stress
Have you ever been with a guy with a PA piercing? As the jewellery stimulates the vagina walls and can hit the old G spot might help, and clit hood piercing is good as well as the movement stimulates the clit shaft more natural than trying to keep vibes and such in place.
Have you ever been with a guy with a PA piercing? As the jewellery stimulates the vagina walls and can hit the old G spot might help, and clit hood piercing is good as well as the movement stimulates the clit shaft more natural than trying to keep vibes and such in place.
Sorry to hear you had a problem Dave (not that I know what it was but sounds serious)
Like most people here I have got my self throw away addresses so that when time wasters get you down you just start again.
I also bought a second chip for my phone that only goes in when I wish to talk so no fear of constant probs nothing like a phone always switched off to annoy annoying people
You can tell those who will give you a hard time by always asking and never giving.
Any way best wishes
Like most people here I have got my self throw away addresses so that when time wasters get you down you just start again.
I also bought a second chip for my phone that only goes in when I wish to talk so no fear of constant probs nothing like a phone always switched off to annoy annoying people
You can tell those who will give you a hard time by always asking and never giving.
Any way best wishes
Well I have tatts and so does Mrs Jelly and we are both pierced, She has one on her back that has taken 19 hours so far and that should make her a rampent swinger, but alas no she wont have any of it tut tut .
but I find the site of a tatt on the lower back much more erotic than a thong showing
but I find the site of a tatt on the lower back much more erotic than a thong showing
Ive read a few postings and have noticed a lot of mis-information going round so a little bit of advice.
Initial piercings should be carried out using a surgical grade Titanium such as Ti6AL4V/ASTMF-136 which meet parts 1 & 2 of the EU nickel Directive
This a requirement by law EU Nickel Directive 76/769/EEC & 94/27/EC
316L surgical Stainless Steel only meets part 2 of the directive and is only suitable for healed piercings.
There are some nickel reduced Surgical steels avaiable but are not widely used. Mainly becuase of the weight issue Titanium is lighter and therefore is less likely to track (move)
And now Days Titanium is more cost effective.
Gold is not a good alternative as most gold available is 9ct and not suitable for unhealed piercings and the cheaper the gold the higher the risk!!
Although you can use 14ct+ Gold for initial piercings you should make sure it is manufactured by a body jewellery specialist such as BODYSHOCK.
In my expierence Gold discolours in an autoclave also in the body.
You can also use PTFE (Medical Grade) for initial piercings and unhealed piercings
Acrylics such PMFK (Clinical Grade) are also suitable for unhealed piercings
Acrylics shouldn't be used for initial piercings as yet again it does not fair well in an autoclave.
I trust this helps a little
Initial piercings should be carried out using a surgical grade Titanium such as Ti6AL4V/ASTMF-136 which meet parts 1 & 2 of the EU nickel Directive
This a requirement by law EU Nickel Directive 76/769/EEC & 94/27/EC
316L surgical Stainless Steel only meets part 2 of the directive and is only suitable for healed piercings.
There are some nickel reduced Surgical steels avaiable but are not widely used. Mainly becuase of the weight issue Titanium is lighter and therefore is less likely to track (move)
And now Days Titanium is more cost effective.
Gold is not a good alternative as most gold available is 9ct and not suitable for unhealed piercings and the cheaper the gold the higher the risk!!
Although you can use 14ct+ Gold for initial piercings you should make sure it is manufactured by a body jewellery specialist such as BODYSHOCK.
In my expierence Gold discolours in an autoclave also in the body.
You can also use PTFE (Medical Grade) for initial piercings and unhealed piercings
Acrylics such PMFK (Clinical Grade) are also suitable for unhealed piercings
Acrylics shouldn't be used for initial piercings as yet again it does not fair well in an autoclave.
I trust this helps a little
In answer to you question There are several reasons piercings are rejected.
The most common is a reaction to nickel, although the EC nickel directive made it a requirement by law that all initial piercings should be carried out using Medical Grade Titanium, and only titanium should be worn during the healing process a lot of piercers still use 316L surgical stainless steel which is only suitable for healed piercings.
Secondly a common cause is changing your jewellery to soon most Body Piercings take upto 6 months to heal so if you replace a titanium bar for a surgical steel bar it can cause this problem.
another problem is after care a lot of piercers advise the use of potions and sprays such as Savalon these should be avoided as they slow the healing process down by preventing air getting to the piercing. And can harbour bacteria,You should only use a saline solution made by using
SEA SALT and boiling water allowed to cool prior to cleaning do not use TABLE SALT
Also be aware that theres are a lot of cheap imported jewellery being sold out there although you may pay a lot it dont mean its good quality
If any body wants more info i'm more than happy to supply it. e-mail
Yes I'm a trained and registered Body Piercer and yes I do sell body Jewellery
And I could go on for hours but every body reacts differently and good advice can only be given by asking questions to arrive at a possible cause.
The most common is a reaction to nickel, although the EC nickel directive made it a requirement by law that all initial piercings should be carried out using Medical Grade Titanium, and only titanium should be worn during the healing process a lot of piercers still use 316L surgical stainless steel which is only suitable for healed piercings.
Secondly a common cause is changing your jewellery to soon most Body Piercings take upto 6 months to heal so if you replace a titanium bar for a surgical steel bar it can cause this problem.
another problem is after care a lot of piercers advise the use of potions and sprays such as Savalon these should be avoided as they slow the healing process down by preventing air getting to the piercing. And can harbour bacteria,You should only use a saline solution made by using
SEA SALT and boiling water allowed to cool prior to cleaning do not use TABLE SALT
Also be aware that theres are a lot of cheap imported jewellery being sold out there although you may pay a lot it dont mean its good quality
If any body wants more info i'm more than happy to supply it. e-mail
Yes I'm a trained and registered Body Piercer and yes I do sell body Jewellery
And I could go on for hours but every body reacts differently and good advice can only be given by asking questions to arrive at a possible cause.
