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yes, I remember - the good ol' daysNetzach said:Oh, and from my own experience in the hospital, you will wish yourself dead and have a hard time not passing out when you're peeing afterward for the better part of a day.
Netzach said:1. Yes.
2. YES.
3. Don't do this unless you have a medical professional teach you. I don't care how many kinky experts there are on this. I learned it from a nurse who happened to be a raging pervert. The risks are not worth it.
Oh, and from my own experience in the hospital, you will wish yourself dead and have a hard time not passing out when you're peeing afterward for the better part of a day.
I just love it when you talk that wayHottieMama said:And yes, pissing will hurt like hell fire following removal...seriously.
Shankara20 said:I just love it when you talk that way
see my post before yours hee hee
Kailey_86 said:Has anyone used these before? If so, does it hurt? Any tips or warnings about putting them in, removing them, or taking care of them?
Any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.
Kailey_86 said:Has anyone used these before? If so, does it hurt? Any tips or warnings about putting them in, removing them, or taking care of them?
Any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.
Netzach said:1. Yes.
2. YES.
3. Don't do this unless you have a medical professional teach you. I don't care how many kinky experts there are on this. I learned it from a nurse who happened to be a raging pervert. The risks are not worth it.
Oh, and from my own experience in the hospital, you will wish yourself dead and have a hard time not passing out when you're peeing afterward for the better part of a day.
callinectes said:Do not do it. Don't even think about it. This is sooo not the territory for experimenting.
Do you have some kind of list you are trying to get through before summer or something? I worry that you are rushing into these experiences without taking the time to savor them or your relationship.
Quint said:Kailey, you might as well just make an alt and come back as "someone who has been in the lifestyle for several years and is trying to branch out with my equally experienced partner." Seriously--there are some excellent and informative posts on your threads but if I had a spanking for every "slow down, why are you rushing, weren't you a virgin 6 months ago" post that well-intentioned folks feel compelled to add, my ass would be black and blue. (Which, by the way, is probably ok for me because I have oodles of real life experience in BDSM and so it's cool. But don't you try it! Savor your red ass before you move up the color spectrum!) I don't remember ever getting this much shit when I was 18 and drinking in every thread on TPE, branding, watersports, scene-rape, etc that I could find.
If you haven't gotten the message that safety comes first, then you never will and no billions of sermons will change that. Again I say to you, try an alt. It only hurts the first time.
Quint said:Kailey, you might as well just make an alt and come back as "someone who has been in the lifestyle for several years and is trying to branch out with my equally experienced partner." Seriously--there are some excellent and informative posts on your threads but if I had a spanking for every "slow down, why are you rushing, weren't you a virgin 6 months ago" post that well-intentioned folks feel compelled to add, my ass would be black and blue. (Which, by the way, is probably ok for me because I have oodles of real life experience in BDSM and so it's cool. But don't you try it! Savor your red ass before you move up the color spectrum!) I don't remember ever getting this much shit when I was 18 and drinking in every thread on TPE, branding, watersports, scene-rape, etc that I could find.
If you haven't gotten the message that safety comes first, then you never will and no billions of sermons will change that. Again I say to you, try an alt. It only hurts the first time.
Quint said:Kailey, you might as well just make an alt and come back as "someone who has been in the lifestyle for several years and is trying to branch out with my equally experienced partner." Seriously--there are some excellent and informative posts on your threads but if I had a spanking for every "slow down, why are you rushing, weren't you a virgin 6 months ago" post that well-intentioned folks feel compelled to add, my ass would be black and blue. (Which, by the way, is probably ok for me because I have oodles of real life experience in BDSM and so it's cool. But don't you try it! Savor your red ass before you move up the color spectrum!) I don't remember ever getting this much shit when I was 18 and drinking in every thread on TPE, branding, watersports, scene-rape, etc that I could find.
If you haven't gotten the message that safety comes first, then you never will and no billions of sermons will change that. Again I say to you, try an alt. It only hurts the first time.
i will admit that i DO come in saying that i'm not going to try the activities i'm asking about and then i go do it. This has become a habit of mine because i've been flamed too many times in the past for wanting to try something that is seen as edgy. i am only trying to protect myself while getting the information that i'm looking for.catalina_francisco said:Age has nothing to do with it, nor does what name a person posts under...what it comes down to is someone who regularly posts threads about certain topics (usually those most see as edgy) to get info, proclaims no interest and then in the next week says they have done it or they agree with what everyone says and then does the opposite....and then comes back to complain when all does not go well....that to me is someone who cannot be honest with those they come to for advice, and is on fast forward of a list of things they must be able to say they have tried. There was a time we all cautioned Kailey about throwing away her job, study and roof over her head all at once in an effort to prove she was an adult and while she was still fragile from an experience that didn't go as she had anticipated.....she and a few others felt some of us were out of line to be concerned she was putting herself in a more fragile and vulnerable place....but then she came back with complaints about how bad things were for her because she had no job, was frustrated with it all, and it was also impacting on her relationship, and was happy to take any sympathy handed out. There is a limit to how much some of us can be caring and shoulder lending when the well meant advice which has been asked for is trashed unless it fits what was wanted in the first place. Then again what would I know...I am only middle aged and aware of the fuck ups I have made in life and the ones which could have been prevented with a little less haste and a bit more thought. It is amazing how the saying 'you can't put an old head on young shoulders' doesn't make sense until you get well into years like 35-40+ and things begin to appear with so much more clarity in hindsight.
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'Quint said:To me, it sounds like sex ed in schools today. It's so hard to hear a complete, informative, thorough course on the cons AND pros of sex. All you get nowadays (at least in my part of the world) is "be abstinent." Yet somehow kids keep having sex. I'm not saying it's not a valid concern to be safe, maybe even to wait. I'm just saying that you can tell a horny teenager to keep it in his pants all day and all night. But if there was intention to fuck before, I would bet that there is intention to fuck after. As my mom has told me over and over, "pick your battles."
Would I play with catheters? Fuck no. Would I share my information about how one can most safely play with catheters, had I any? Absolutely. That's what the whole RACK credo is all about. Very little that we do is safe, just like there is no real "safe sex." But it can be made safer. That's the battle I pick.
This is an example of why some of us feel like you are going through a checklist. The length of time that you have been involved in some things is much shorter than you realize. It was only six months ago (or thereabouts) that you decided to quit school and work, I know because I remember telling my wife about it - in the context of the fact that I dropped out too - and I don't remember things like that for very long. So please, please be aware that you have not been doing this for very long. And by "this" I mean sex, BDSM, relationships, living independently, etc. Some things take time and experience to learn, and six months is not a whole lot of time for that.Kailey_86 said:Yes, i was having a hard time after i quit my job and left school but i got through it in the end and now i'm a much better and happier person because of it. i don't regret doing those things. i think it shows strength and i grew a lot as a person. i learned a lot about myself and what i wanted during that time.