I am 50 and live in UK.I carried out my first modification when I was 15 and
still at school. Having looked at text books on anatomy I split my frenum in
stages over perhaps 2 weeks so as to not make it too obvious if I had to
undergo any physical examination! Until quite recently any modification to
your body was perceived to be very strange and comments were made on your
medical notes. Sucessful in my split frenum, I much later decided (when I was
26) to give myself a P A ,which I did fairly painlessly by surrounding the
operational site with a freely obtainable ointment called Anethaine (Torbet
Laboratories Ltd of Maidstone Kent UK). Being unaware that the peircing I
had done was not that uncommon I used a plastic ring instead of stainless
jewelry, but with no ill effects. 4 years ago I thought it might be fun to
peirce my foreskin and then perhaps stretch the resulting hole. I decided to
use a scapel to get the peircing started. Again I used Anethaine but I had
to be careful as to where I started the cut as there are several blood
vessels (and nerves !!) beneath the skin . I decided to ligature a vessel
that was in the way, using Dental Floss as it is strong enough and flexible.
Sucessful with a small cut, over several weeks I extended the original
split by cutting so that I could pass an 30mm tube through it. Pleased with
that sensation I embarked in a matching split diametrically opposite, using
the same proceedure as before. Great fun in having three large holes in your
foreskin. Along the way I severed at least two nerves which did give me a
'little shock' at the time! In between doing my PA and foreskin, I embarked
in a meatomy , which has now meant that I have lost my ring, but I have
started to open up a few holes in my urethra , nice sensation. I am lucky in
that I am healthy and a very quick healer and thus far I have had no trouble
with infections or uncontrolled bleeding - a little of which I feel is
cleansing.
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