Curious, questions to providers

[Guest 072920-1]

If I may be so bold to ask:

1. What is it with nipple and pussy piercings? It looks clever in a way ... but does not the piercing trauma to the sensitive nerve endings damage the sensations of touch? As a matter of personal preference, I do not like the feel and taste of metal in my mouth as I am licking or sucking. Personal preference.

2. Why would a woman call herself a 'stallion', a male animal, while marketing her wares to heterosexual males?

I have donned the flame retardant body armor. I am not looking to change anyone. But everytime I see 1. or 2. in an ad, the questions arise in my mind.

Wishing you a good day, good health, prosperity and joy.

[Cameron]

I don’t know about the piercing part because I’m too scared to get my nipples, or anything below the belt. LOL. I’m too much of a chicken. But on the second part of your question, I believe that ladies called them so stallions when they are built extremely well. Nice thick legs, muscular, athletically built.... I didn’t really use to her as many females are afraid of them selves as stallions back in the day, but they would refer to themselves as being a brick house. LOL. But I have heard stallion before and I think it’s probably recently became a little bit more popular, do to pop culture.

[Italia DiBella]

I don't know but
OUCHIE!!!

Just reading #1 made my forever sensitive nipples hurt.

Thanks, I'll add no nipple pinching to my no list

[The Monk]

Body Piercings ! Oh boy, the bane of my hobbying experiences.

I hate 'em. I don't understand why any lady would want to put a needle through parts of the body that have such sensitive nerves. I have heard horror stories of ladies who experienced excruciating long lasting pain and even had permanent loss of feeling in the area.

The bad part for me is when I politely ask a lady to remove them before a session, they usually get defensive and resistant. Some say it's too much trouble, others say the holes will close up or they might get infected if they remove them, etc. So I just forget it and proceed but nothing at all erotic or pleasant about licking/sucking a piece of metal on a nipple or labia. For that matter, some gals have tongue piercings and no fun there either trying to french kiss and rolling over a tongue stud. Yuck.

[Ebony Jasmine Love]

2. Why would a woman call herself a 'stallion', a male animal, while marketing her wares to heterosexual males?



Wishing you a good day, good health, prosperity and joy.

KaiHTX described it well. A stallion is considered all of those things and especially tall/statuesque. A stallion has a whole vibe. Her posture and mannerism is proud and regal yet graceful like a horse, a big fine one lol.

The term is culturally biased so maybe that’s why you haven’t heard it and take it literally. There are instances of women being referred to animals you might be familiar with, chick or fox. You wouldn’t think twice about those because you are familiar with those terms.

[Ebony Jasmine Love]

As for the piercings, I think it increases arousal for some.

Appearantly they stir melodramatic disdain too; win win!

[Captain.Classic]

Well said, Jasmine Thee Stallion!

[Ebony Jasmine Love]

:)))))

[Guest 072920-1]

I don't know but
OUCHIE!!!

Just reading #1 made my forever sensitive nipples hurt.

Thanks, I'll add no nipple pinching to my no list

If your nipples hurt, I would like to kiss and lick them gently to make them feel better. Might take a while ;) Sure would make ME feel better.

[Guest 072920-1]

KaiHTX described it well. A stallion is considered all of those things and especially tall/statuesque. A stallion has a whole vibe. Her posture and mannerism is proud and regal yet graceful like a horse, a big fine one lol.

The term is culturally biased so maybe that’s why you haven’t heard it and take it literally. There are instances of women being referred to animals you might be familiar with, chick or fox. You wouldn’t think twice about those because you are familiar with those terms.

A muscular, proud, regal, graceful female horse is a filly ... and three fillies have outrun the stallions to win the Kentucky Derby.
I read the 'culturally based', ... and will not try to censor anyone's self-description. Thank you for replying to my sincere question. I have wondered, and you have informed.

Interesting tagline, about no WASPs. Leaves me out.

[Fallout4]

I thought it was because of that Megan singer.

Chick and fox can be male or female, but a stallion is always male isn’t it?

Just one of those new terminology’s not to be taken literal.

[Ebony Jasmine Love]

A muscular, proud, regal, graceful female horse is a filly ... and three fillies have outrun the stallions to win the Kentucky Derby.
I read the 'culturally based', ... and will not try to censor anyone's self-description. Thank you for replying to my sincere question. I have wondered, and you have informed.

Interesting tagline, about no WASPs. Leaves me out.

I don’t make up the slang...
It’s ok I don’t usually discriminate, but since it’s allowed here I thought I’d give it a try!

[cutngrass]

WASP ??? REALLY ?? didn't know people still used that term....
White Anglo-Saxon Protestant: a person descended from N European, usually Protestant stock,
forming a group often considered the most dominant, privileged, and influential in American society.

If I Lived in Austin, I would want to meet E J L, just for the interesting conversation she'd bring to the table.

I don't get the piercing thing either, but everyone's boat is built differently.....so maybe it’s best to find another boat that floats the way you like it to float…… and start rowing...
I experienced the piercing thing twice in my life, and regretted both times. P4P


KaiHTX Has some very good insight on the Stallion comment. I remember, and still say the term "Brick s^&% house" ( well built, strong, curvy, Marilyn Monroe-esque.) endearing, not disdainful.
I wouldn’t use the term Stallion, because of masculine definition….. but it’s a new world for a new generation....and so it goes.

atm4gfe2 – great name !

[ck1942]

imho, very little difference 'twixt tattoos or piercings - both are usually considered "body art" aren't they?

And, generally speaking, you may cover, decorate, enhance (etc.) your "canvas" in any manner you please.

It's not anyone's place here to criticize; admire, yes. Deplore, no.

For that matter, more than a few gents hereabouts have piercings, including those that would shock the original Prince Albert, or, maybe not. Who knows.

There are some hobbyists' photo albums with the "evidence."

[The Monk]

I do like tats though. Sometimes. Prison ones.