I enjoy ginger inside me and on my clit (after the ginger warms everything up, I use a fresh piece to rub on my clit until I cum). Nice. But getting boring and not painful enough.
I picked up some .1% capsaicin pain-relieving (har!) creme. Since that's the stuff that makes peppers hot, and peppers don't harm the mucous membranes of the mouth, and this was such a low percentage strength, I was not worried about it causing any damage. And I'm still not, but I had a moment of uncertainty about that!!
I decided to be careful and first applied it to my nipples. Ginger never did anything for them. Mmmm..it was quite nice. About the same pain level as medium tight nipple clamps on the pointy tips of my nipples. It sent nice pain/pleasure spikes directly to my clit.
Next I took a tiny amount and massaged it quite thoroughly into my clit and clit hood for about a minute. Oooohhmmmmm. Yes. Yes YES. I began rubbing very lightly and had a nice orgasm in about 10 seconds. I think the only thing that has ever gotten me off that fast was an electric toothbrush, and then only rarely. Hmmm...electric toothbrush with some capsaicin creme as "toothpaste?"
Something to try.
Now feeling all revved up I took a bit more and smeared it all over my outer and inner lips (but not inside my vagina). For a few seconds it was nice, and then I bolted as fast as I could into the shower. Which is apparently not the best idea as I now know. It felt like a blowtorch, like my skin was blistering off. In that moment I was terrified of permanent damage, of being unable to play with my partner for who knows how long because of the blistered and burnt skin. Visions of an embarrassing trip to the ER. I can take a LOT of pain as long as I know I will not suffer lasting damage.
The warm water of the shower made the burning worse. I did not know about using milk/yogurt or oil to remove the capsaicin, or to avoid warm water. The soap did remove it, and after standing in the shower for a few minutes holding my lips closed to keep the water from hitting them, the pain subsided (there are times I wish I could handle a cold shower!). I got a mirror and of course there was no blistering, not even any redness. Apparently the chemical stimulates the nerves in a certain way that feels like burning, but does not actually cause a burn (I can't remember where I read that to quote a source ).
I think that if my partner warmed me up really well first, and then applied this (or told me to apply it) and ordered me to keep it on, I could endure it. Now that I've seen it did not burn all the skin off my pussy lips. A half hour after I washed it off I felt completely back to normal. No residual pain or sensitivity.
But I will not be trying it again on my own, except for my clit and nipples. In fact, an hour ago I rubbed some sandpaper over my nipples for several minutes (not enough to cause bleeding or rawness, of course, but a nice level of abrasion and increased sensitivity). I then applied the creme, and It Was Very Good. The burning faded after half an hour and is now gone completely, leaving VERY sensitive little buds which are enjoying the clamps even more than usual.
I picked up some .1% capsaicin pain-relieving (har!) creme. Since that's the stuff that makes peppers hot, and peppers don't harm the mucous membranes of the mouth, and this was such a low percentage strength, I was not worried about it causing any damage. And I'm still not, but I had a moment of uncertainty about that!!
I decided to be careful and first applied it to my nipples. Ginger never did anything for them. Mmmm..it was quite nice. About the same pain level as medium tight nipple clamps on the pointy tips of my nipples. It sent nice pain/pleasure spikes directly to my clit.
Next I took a tiny amount and massaged it quite thoroughly into my clit and clit hood for about a minute. Oooohhmmmmm. Yes. Yes YES. I began rubbing very lightly and had a nice orgasm in about 10 seconds. I think the only thing that has ever gotten me off that fast was an electric toothbrush, and then only rarely. Hmmm...electric toothbrush with some capsaicin creme as "toothpaste?"
Something to try.Now feeling all revved up I took a bit more and smeared it all over my outer and inner lips (but not inside my vagina). For a few seconds it was nice, and then
I bolted as fast as I could into the shower. Which is apparently not the best idea as I now know. It felt like a blowtorch, like my skin was blistering off. In that moment I was terrified of permanent damage, of being unable to play with my partner for who knows how long because of the blistered and burnt skin. Visions of an embarrassing trip to the ER. I can take a LOT of pain as long as I know I will not suffer lasting damage. The warm water of the shower made the burning worse. I did not know about using milk/yogurt or oil to remove the capsaicin, or to avoid warm water. The soap did remove it, and after standing in the shower for a few minutes holding my lips closed to keep the water from hitting them, the pain subsided (there are times I wish I could handle a cold shower!). I got a mirror and of course there was no blistering, not even any redness. Apparently the chemical stimulates the nerves in a certain way that feels like burning, but does not actually cause a burn (I can't remember where I read that to quote a source
). I think that if my partner warmed me up really well first, and then applied this (or told me to apply it) and ordered me to keep it on, I could endure it. Now that I've seen it did not burn all the skin off my pussy lips.
A half hour after I washed it off I felt completely back to normal. No residual pain or sensitivity. But I will not be trying it again on my own, except for my clit and nipples. In fact, an hour ago I rubbed some sandpaper over my nipples for several minutes (not enough to cause bleeding or rawness, of course, but a nice level of abrasion and increased sensitivity). I then applied the creme, and It Was Very Good. The burning faded after half an hour and is now gone completely, leaving VERY sensitive little buds which are enjoying the clamps even more than usual.
