Knotty Veneer wrote: ↑Fri Sep 17, 2021 11:24 am No! Just no. Why would you mutilate yourself like that??
My legs are going to be crossed all morning, now.
Penis piercing
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1.The problem isn’t ‘ignorance’. The problem is the mind you have right now. (H.H. Karmapa XVII @NYC 2/4/18)
2. I support Mingyur R and HHDL in their positions against lama abuse.
3. Student: Lama, I thought I might die but then I realized that the 3 Jewels would protect me.
Lama: Even If you had died the 3 Jewels would still have protected you. (DW post by Fortyeightvows)
2. I support Mingyur R and HHDL in their positions against lama abuse.
3. Student: Lama, I thought I might die but then I realized that the 3 Jewels would protect me.
Lama: Even If you had died the 3 Jewels would still have protected you. (DW post by Fortyeightvows)
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If you are so worried that it is some thing that might go against buddhist thought , then why do it.
take the money spent on the piercing and the item you want to dangle from penis and give it to like some Buddhist charity or some charitable thing that would produce a good karmic effect.
we only have so much time in this life to do stuff .
why waste it on frivolous folly?
Like is this going to help you achieve enlightenment ? or is it some distraction ?
take the money spent on the piercing and the item you want to dangle from penis and give it to like some Buddhist charity or some charitable thing that would produce a good karmic effect.
we only have so much time in this life to do stuff .
why waste it on frivolous folly?
Like is this going to help you achieve enlightenment ? or is it some distraction ?
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If you already have in mind a lady or man who you know is into this, then go ahead. However, I think many women would be quite freaked out, in a not good way, to see your piercing so it may be counterproductive.Toenail wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 12:46 amYou can't imagine that that could be pleasurable?Archie2009 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 17, 2021 2:50 pm I mean, having sex with someone's partner with your new penis piercing. I just don't see the appeal. But then you couldn't pay me to get a tattoo.
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Everybody is just talking about this guy's dick. The topic is exhausted. Time to 'cut it off'.
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If you e ever done meth you will understand why. It’s a rush, but it’s not that pleasurable.
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I thought this thread was uncomfortable to read.
Then I saw this:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... wrong.html
Then I saw this:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... wrong.html
I’m thinking the piercing is sounding (pun intended) pretty normal now.Boy, 15, gets knotted USB cable stuck in his penis during experiment 'to work out how big his member was'
By John Ely For Mailonline
04:47 EDT 17 Sep 2021 , updated 05:44 EDT 17 Sep 2021
- The teenager said he inserted the cable in an attempt to 'measure his penis'
Both his own and medical attempts to pull out the cable were unsuccessful
Surgeons managed to cut the knot and the patient was successfully discharged
A 15-year-old boy who inserted a knotted USB cable into his penis ended up needing surgery after it got stuck inside him.
The unidentified teenager, of , told doctors he inserted the cable to 'measure the length of his penis'.
But his experiment went wrong when the already-knotted cable got stuck, with both ends of the USB left hanging out of his member.
The boy made several attempts to remove it himself but this resulted in him urinating a large amount of blood, prompting his family to take him to A&E.
Hospital staff also failed to pull out the cable using special tools due to the position of the knot, doctors detailed in the journal .
The boy was urgently transferred to University College Hospital London for further treatment.
He asked to be examined without his mother present, and confessed to staff that he inserted the cable to measure his penis out of sexual curiosity.
After an X-ray revealed the exact size and positions of the knot, the teen was sent to surgery.
In an effort to remove the cable, surgeons cut lengthways into his bulbospongiosus muscle, an area between the genitals and the anus.
Medics managed to extract the knot through the incision and then cut it free from the rest of the cable.
Once the knot was removed, the remaining two pieces of the cable were pulled out the opening of his penis.
There were no complications in his recovery and he was discharged from hospital the next day.
What is sounding? And why can it be dangerous?
Sounding is when men insert items into the opening of the penis to enhance their sexual pleasure.
It usually involves specially designed tools made from glass or metal.
Doctors at clinic International Andrology London said there has been a ‘dramatic increase’ in the number of men having urethral problems due to sounding as men ‘look to expand their sexual activities and enhance their sexual experiences’
Men interested in the practice should understand the risks and purchase equipment from reputable businesses and ensure they do it hygienically.
But they warned the practice can damage the sensitive tissue in the urethral pathway, which releases urine and sperm.
It can also lead to a lack of bladder control and infection.
And the penis and urethra may even require surgery or implants to rebuild sensitive tissue.
Follow-up scans two weeks after the surgery revealed no lasting damage but doctors noted the boy will need ongoing monitoring in the future.
Although stating that cases like these are rare, the doctors said previous cases had shown a wide variety of objects had been inserted into the opening of penises in a similar manner.
Clio Kennedy and fellow medics who treated the boy listed needles, pins, iron wires and pistachio shells, as examples.
The most common reasons for doing so involve sexual curiosity, sexual practice after intoxication, and as a result of mental disorders, the doctors noted.
The insertion of objects into the opening of the penis for sexual pleasure is known as sounding, which carries a number of risks.
If an object gets stuck inside the penis it can cause several potential problems.
These can range from a burning sensation after urinating, large amounts of blood in the urine, an inability to urinate, and painful erections.
More serious complications, such as bladder a hole appearing in the bladder, and scarring of the tube that carries urine out of the body can require major reconstructive procedures to fix.
The doctors noted that a detailed history from patients on the object inserted and the method to do so are critical to health professionals investigation.
This highlighted the need to discuss the issue with patients in a 'a supportive and nonjudgmental manner' as patients may feel 'uncomfortable' about providing all relevant information, the doctors said.
Dr Amr Raheem a consultant andrologist, from private health clinic International Andrology London, told MailOnline that this case highlighted the most serious consequence for sounding with the object needing surgery to remove.
'Although the surgery was successful and without immediate complications, he may later develop narrowing of the urethra which can give him problems when passing urine or predispose him to recurrent urinary tract infection,' he said.
Dr Raheem said even if a man or teenager manages to remove an object inserted into their penis it was still a risky sexual practise.
'When you introduce anything inside your body that is not sterile, you can cause a tissue infection, infections can sometimes be serious especially in people with low immunity as in diabetics, a serious infection can lead to tissue necrosis or even sepsis,' he said.
Other potential dangers he listed included developing a urinary tract infection (UTI), injury of your urethra, or fistula formation meaning that urine comes out of an artificially, and in case of sounding, self-made, hole.
While Dr Raheem said he was unaware of any studies into how common sounding is in the UK he added that he had seen a rise in the number of patients with symptoms that could be linked to the sexual practise and said social media could be to blame.
'I believe it is becoming more common as everything is thanks to social media and in general the easier ways that misinformation can be spread,' he said.
'We certainly have seen an increase in these practices amongst patients that present with symptoms in our clinics.'
For those curious about trying sounding Dr Raheem offered this simple advice: 'Don't'.
If they insisted on going ahead, the andrologist urged men to use something smooth and blunt, sterile, and to use lubricant, preferably an item designed for this purpose such as the tools used by doctors for medical urethral sounding.
He added, that if men experience bleeding, or a burning sensation in their penis after sounding they should consult a medical professional.
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You should work in a hospital ER. You will see things you've previously considered physically impossible - humans will try to insert a dizzying assortment of objects in any orifice, with varying complexity of medical intervention needed for removal.
One penis piercing is really quite mild compared to some of the other modifications people make. That being said, it does still require scrupulous hygiene, and a lot of women are turned off by it.
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I’m wondering how the condom doesn’t rip?
On that note, I talked myself out of getting a tongue ring at 25 because I learned it can damage your teeth over time. So I can understand why women (and men) would be turned off by a penis piercing for various reasons, especially if you’re “enthusiastic.”
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As Malcolm said, if you're interested in Vajrayana, don't.
Also, I maybe a hard case, but IMO practicing Buddhists should not particularly care how their penises look. FGS! How frivolous.
Also, I maybe a hard case, but IMO practicing Buddhists should not particularly care how their penises look. FGS! How frivolous.
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Right. Seems more like something for people who are into new age.
[Mod note: Topic locked, because it definitely has run it's course.]
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