Pulling things out of my skin.
Posted: May 10th, 2013, 1:32 pm
Years ago I heard about brave men who, in battle, had schrapnel blasted into their skin. The soldiers survived, and for years afterwards metal would work itself out.
Somehow that story came to become a non-sexual fantasy to me.
(Gross/weird stuff ahead)
My ultimate fantasy is to have differently colored semi-hard foam inserted into my upper legs. The different colors would be for different depths into my skin. They would be the size of chewable childrens vitamins, but considerably softer.
After they'd somehow get painlessly inserted into my upper legs (quads?), I could have the delicious anticipation of them being felt, then partially erupted, then pulled out with juuust the right amount of pain.
Most shamefully, I would relish their earthy smell. If it was one else's smell, then gross! But my own, wow!
This article got me thinking, much as I hate to see babies suffering:
If I was a billionaire I would gladly pay for one set of these imaginary things implanted in me.
In a related way, one of my happiest (and slightly obsessive) activities is tweezing hairs out of my ears. I can get them when they are a quarter inch long (and can feel them at half that). I love the amazing delicious tug/pain they causes.
I see older men with a profusion of ear hair, certainly several dozen. I would gladly, joyfully, pay $100 to feel the sensation of all those hairs pulled out in one sitting.
Lastly, I enjoy pulling out the tiny hairs growing out of the exterior of my nose. That is the perfect type of pain.
I actively dislike tweezing interior nose hairs. (I use a small electric trimmer for that.)
Pulling hair from anywhere else does nothing for me. Just ear and nose exterior.
I must not be the only one fascinated by this:
There is the Citizen Kane of skin extrusion in this footage on youtube of a guy getting three botfly larvae pulled out of his back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23eimVLAQ2c
I remember watching it every day for a month.
I have long felt ashamed of this. There only person I told was my former BFF; he looked horrified when I told him. This was ironic because his bad habit was pulling his toenails off.
But to each his own.
Somehow that story came to become a non-sexual fantasy to me.
(Gross/weird stuff ahead)
My ultimate fantasy is to have differently colored semi-hard foam inserted into my upper legs. The different colors would be for different depths into my skin. They would be the size of chewable childrens vitamins, but considerably softer.
After they'd somehow get painlessly inserted into my upper legs (quads?), I could have the delicious anticipation of them being felt, then partially erupted, then pulled out with juuust the right amount of pain.
Most shamefully, I would relish their earthy smell. If it was one else's smell, then gross! But my own, wow!
This article got me thinking, much as I hate to see babies suffering:
If I was a billionaire I would gladly pay for one set of these imaginary things implanted in me.
In a related way, one of my happiest (and slightly obsessive) activities is tweezing hairs out of my ears. I can get them when they are a quarter inch long (and can feel them at half that). I love the amazing delicious tug/pain they causes.
I see older men with a profusion of ear hair, certainly several dozen. I would gladly, joyfully, pay $100 to feel the sensation of all those hairs pulled out in one sitting.
Lastly, I enjoy pulling out the tiny hairs growing out of the exterior of my nose. That is the perfect type of pain.
I actively dislike tweezing interior nose hairs. (I use a small electric trimmer for that.)
Pulling hair from anywhere else does nothing for me. Just ear and nose exterior.
I must not be the only one fascinated by this:
There is the Citizen Kane of skin extrusion in this footage on youtube of a guy getting three botfly larvae pulled out of his back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23eimVLAQ2c
I remember watching it every day for a month.
I have long felt ashamed of this. There only person I told was my former BFF; he looked horrified when I told him. This was ironic because his bad habit was pulling his toenails off.
But to each his own.