MistressMaamNH -> RE: things where they shouldn't be (8/27/2006 4:43:17 AM)
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Safey first pumpkin. Never, ever stick anything in any body cavity that you are not sure of, or was not designed to go there, especially if you are on your own. Impossible to get the right angle to get small objects out of places...just go a Google search on ER visits and inserted objects. I've seen enough pics of X-rays with every imaginable object in rectums/vaginas....potatoes, jam jars, light bulbs.. Look, wanting to shove things in your delicate areas is fine..just make sure you use something DESIGNED for it, is is at the very least, large enough to still be on the outside of you so you can get a good grip of it, to get it out...there are enough dildos and plugs and beads and other items in ALL sorts of shapes to keep every sensation enthusiast content for decades. If novel object play is your thing..fine....go for it..but use some common sense. If it's a porous object, use a condom over it...if it's too breakable..try something else, make sure it won't go completely in internally.. Keep in mind...bodily orifices, are usually damp, dark, moist environments...the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. Also, both the rectum and vagina have some pretty strong muscles in them..so if something pops inside and there's nothing inside pushing to get out...it can be very difficult to get back outside the body without assistance. Just a bit of food for thought, so to speak. MMNH
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