Should I pierce my C**t?

Question

What are some of your experiences with C**t piercing?how does it affect s*x? does it get infected? etc

Answer 1

Oww!! no way, think of all the possibilities of infection.

Answer 2

Yeah go ahead and do it...most sensitive area of your body, put a spike through it...

Answer 3

Ew, GROSS.

That's disgusting.

Answer 4

get it done and let me c i will make you scream

Answer 5

  why on earth would someone drive a nail through there C**t ?     someone should ask that question on this site  

Answer 6

ew!

you should NOT get it peirced.

thats pretty gross

Answer 7

i have a friend who got it done, and she regrets it. for like a year she said it was really cool, but now she always complains about s*x because she has no clitoral sensation.

and can you imagine how much it hurts? that would be the drawback for me

Answer 8

Clitoral piercings are very rare, have substantial risks and very few women actually have the anatomy to support the piercing.

What you have in mind is probably a hood piercing, which can be done vertically or horizontally, depending on which is better suited for your anatomy. You will have to visit a piercer to see which you are better suited for or if your hood is capable of supporting either.

Many women report increased sensation with direct stimulation. Some will have increased sensation during s*x. Some find that the piercing doesn't affect sensation. Unless the piercing is done wrong by an inexperienced piercer, loss of sensation is not a risk as the piercing goes through the hood, not the clitoris itself. Some women do find that they become overstimulated to the point of discomfort. A change of jewelry style may be able to correct this, or the piercing may need to be removed in some cases.

Infection is rare in genital piercings as long as appropriate precautions are observed. It is wise to refrain from s*x for at least a few weeks after getting the piercing, although if you wish to have intercourse soon after getting it done, be sure to use condoms even if you don't usually use them with your partner. It is imperative that the fresh piercing (open wound) does not come into contact with another persons bodily fluids. This includes oral s*x and manual stimulation. You can return to these activities after about 6 weeks. Genital piercings tend to heal very quickly due to the increased blood flow to the area. Sea salt soaks 2-3 times per day are recommended as well as normal personal hygiene.  

Answer 9

I don't have one, but i work in a hospital and seen the other side of having a C**t piercing... It really can be a dangerous thing, and you sure need a lot of care 'cause the odds of getting an infection are pretty high. I've heard opposite opinions, but from what i've seen... It's risky.

People have told me that, in some cases it did enhanced the s*x life, but on other cases it didn't.

Whatever you decide, make sure you do it for yourself.