Aswad
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ORIGINAL: windchymes There is a huge difference in punching the stomach of a trained boxer who has well developed, rock-hard abs who gets punched in them repeatedly every time he trains, as opposed to a submissive who is probably restrained in some way, hasn't done a sit-up in years and who isn't expecting the blow coming. Obviously. But you are also neglecting an important bit. The dominant in question, one hopes, will not be punching in the same way a boxer will. I've been punched at an upward angle to the celiac plexus with no clenching of the stomach muscles, and no indication the blow was coming. Sure, it "hurts", and it knocks the wind out of you, but it takes one heck of a blow to actually do damage, unless you are punching through the abdomen, and if you have enough skill to do that, you also have enough skill (and wits) not to do anything like that. quote:
Ever hear of an organ called the spleen? They can rupture without a whole lot of impact. And you can bleed to death from a ruptured spleen. Quite familiar with the spleen. It is superior, sinister and dorsal to just about anything you might want to punch in the abdomen, regardless of the reasons for punching. If one does manage to rupture it, however, that will indeed require a visit to the hospital, and a splenectomy may well be required, which usually doesn't have serious long-term consequences, apart from the medical bills. But, by all means, as I said, punching or kicking any part of the human body should only be done with risk-awareness, proper consent, and ideally the skill required to limit the risk involved. Much like any kind of BDSM play. I wouldn't want anyone whipping someone without knowing enough to avoid the neck, either...
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