I am intrigued by the body jewelry I see on women. It has given me the desire to have some body jewelry myself. Nothing that would show publicly. I am thinking of a penis ring. One the attaches in the skin about the head.
Can it be a health risk piercing the skin of the penis? Will a ring enhance sexual intercourse? That of having the ring be felt by the clit.A lot of research needs to be done when considering genital piercings. Decide what your expectations are, and ask candid questions of the piercer. ANY piercing can be a health risk, especially if done by a piercer that has not been properly trained. Every piercer needs to learn, and they do so by apprenticeship. An apprentice piercer can be just as safe as a more highly experienced piercer, as long as the training and supervision is top notch. Look around the room. Is it clean? Is it bright? Are there tools sitting around? Ask about the autoclave and when it was last inspected. If the state requires health certification, ask to see the current certificate. If a shop is reputable, they will appreciate you asking these questions.
On the other side of things, be sure that this is what you want, as it can and will affect your sexual relations. Possibly not in the way you hope, though. Some women enjoy piercings such as a frenum, Prince Albert, ampeline or apadravia (though these will not be felt on the clit) . Find out the differences, and the risks. There are higher risks with some piercings, such as the possibility of bleeding to death in the most extreme of circumstances. There's also the possibility that you'll go through all of the pain of a piercing or implant, and your partner won't like it. In short, do a ton of research, talk it over with your partner, and make sure you choose a reputable piercer.
