I was determined to get pierced but didnt exactly know what I wanted. Well after reading about the differant kinds of piercings on a number of sights I finally stumbled across BME. (By the way guys OUTRAGEOUS SIGHT) I started looking at the pics and reading the stories of others on BME I decided on getting a Prince Albert. I called every where I could think of in my area trying to find a shop that would do the task for me. It took some time finding a studio that would perform the task for me due to the fact that I'm uncut. After a friend told me about a shop in Cleveland Tennessee with an artist named Daryl I decided to give him a call and to my happiness he said that he would perform the procedure for me. I made my appointment about a week in advance to allow myself time to back out and that was my first mistake the anticipation will kill you. The day finally arrived and I set out on a 45 minute drive to his shop the longest drive of my life I believe. Upon arriving at the shop I was nervous as hell and on top of everything else I was informed that my jewelry hadnt arrived yet and I would have to come back the next week. I had ordered a 10g circular barbell. I knew I had to do something because if I left I would surely back out. We talked for a bit about the differant styles and sizes of jewelry and I decided to go with the biggest jewelry he had at the time which was a 12g CBR. He took me into the piercing room which was as clean as any doctors office. As I sat there looking over the necessary tools I could feel myself getting more a nd more nervous. The time was finally at hand it was do or die. I sat and watched as he started getting the needle and tube ready. He put some A&D ointment on the tube and inserted it in my urethra. And I'll tell you thats the shortest I've seen myself in twenty years or more. He worked it around and finally got it in the place he was after. Most stories I've read said this was the most uncomfortable part but I'll disagree with them. I watched as he inserted the needle and I could feel my stomach turn as it pierced the skin. The first attempt was a bust after penetrating the outer layer the recieving tube sliped so he had to pull the needle out and try again. This was when the blood started it bled for about ten minutes. As he prepared to stick me again I came with in a second of saying no more but just gritted my teeth and closed my eyes. The second time it made it in the recieving tube but was a hell of a lot more painfull than the first and made me a little lite headed. But to my surprise there wasnt any blood this time around. As I sat there with a needle protruding from my best friend and waiting I was thinking about what I'd just done and how my wife would react seeing how she said if I get anything pierced besides my ears she had better be there. About ten minutes went by and he finally put the ring in to my relief there was no pain involved in this part. It was then that
I got my first look at my member with a CBR through it and I loved it. I followed all the advice on my aftercare sheet to the letter but in my line of work its hard to stay clean so it started getting infected on me before I knew what was going on. I decided to talk to a doctor about my situation very embarrasing of course. After I talked to the docter and he told me I had went over board on my cleaning (but hey who wouldnt that is a very important part to most men)to go home and clean it good with antibacterial soap then pour a little alchohol over it ooouuucchh!!!!. That hurt like hell but achieved its purpose to dry the puncture wound out. And now I'm following the doctors orders and washing my piercing three times a day with Dial antibacterial soap and using sterile saline solution to rinse after going to the bathroom. Its been a week and the pain is finally gone and it looks a lot better. I cant wait till its fully healed so I can try it out and start stretching hopefully to a size 4g eventually. Well thats my story and if your thinking of getting a PA go for it its well worth the few seconds of pain.
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