For a long time now I have a thing about genital piercings,I have a 'Prince Albert' that I did myself, this has been stretched to 3mm, I have circular barbell with 8mm balls my wife and myself both like this very much. When I found your web site and saw the pictures of ampallang piercings I decided right then 'thats the one for me'.
At A Glance Author anonymous Contact anonymous@bme.anon When A month ago Artist self Studio bathroom I started to research the subject, looking at web sites reading other peoples experiences, the pros and cons, but decided that this was definitely the one for me. I went on line to Wildcat's web site and ordered proper piercing needles and two barbells of different lengths, the longer one to be inserted at the time of piercing so that any swelling would be allowed for I waited for the parcel to arrive, when it came and I opened it and saw the size of the needles I thought 'am I really going to do it'.
the next thing was to make a clamp so that I would be able to get the piercing in the right place, I tried the clamp and found that it was not that easy to get into the right position, the last thing I wanted was an out of position ampallang!
One morning when I got up I thought 'todays the day, it's now or never', I got things ready,washed and cleaned, marked the old fella's helmet, placed the clamp on got the needle out from the sterile packet, I put the point of the needle on the mark, as this point I thought 'am I going to be able to put up with the pain' having read other peoples accounts of the piercing and how much pain is involved, I new that once I started there would be no going back
I took a deep breath and pushed the pain..... well it was so little I just kept pushing and before I new it the needle was out the other side.
I looked at my penis and saw this needle through my helmet it looked fantastic, now to get the barbell through,I took the clamp off, put the threaded end of the barbell in the end of the needle and pushed it through, then the blood came, i didn't panic because I knew there was going to be quite a lot, I screwed the ball onto the end and placed a large pad of paper towel around my penis. After about three to four hours it had stopped bleeding, when I first went for a pee I waited for the pain as the urine passed over the piercing, nothing really,
It bled on and off all day, nothing much, I changed the pad once during the day. I cleaned myself up, making sure not to move the barbell, before going to bed put a clean pair of boxer shorts on and a pad of paper towel.
Next morning I woke up with an erection, a bit painful, I got up had a pee, I noticed that it had only bled a little in the night, not much bleeding that day at all. that evening I carefully cleaned the dry blood away from one side of the piercing with a Q tip and saline solution and gently moved the barbell, no blood, no pain, I put some 'Savlon' on the barbell and gently pushed it in to the hole then did the same with the other side.
After a week the swelling had gone down and I put the correct length barbell in, I could not wait to try him out, he felt fine so my wife and I decided to give him a go! Wow did we enjoy it, magic, although we are both in our fifties we enjoy a wonderful sex life.
I know that this is the best piercing that a man can have, it looks so good, feels good all the time as you are made aware of it as it rubs on your clothes. But of course the best part of it is , it is a gift to your partner, my wife enjoys it so much, I don't think she would want me to remove it ever!
At the moment I am only wearing the ampallang as this is so satisfying to both of us, it is only a 2mm barbell, but as soon as it has healed up completely I hope that I will be able to stretch it to 2.5mm or even 3mm. But the first goal is to put the 'Prince Albert' back in, at the moment I think it is a bit too soon to attempt this as I do not want to disturb my ampallang, as soon as it feels right I shall put it back in, I know that the hole will have shrunk and I shall probably have to stretch it again, but that's another story. Watch this space.