Maggot Lover
“If it might feel good, try it”
Many people find their way into body modification and body ritual (be it suspension or be it CBT, it’s using the body to achieve a profound experience) because it’s normal part of the path of exploration in a sexually curious life. As a result, many other forms of unusual sexuality and sexual experimentation cross-over in these individuals, and BME contains documentation of types of play that are certainly not unique, but are rare enough that most people either find them surprising or even unpalatable. In terms of the latter, maggot lovers, who literally use maggots in their sexual play, definitely fall into that category.
Since the interview with the “indestructible man” generated some requests to chat with others pushing sexual boundaries, today let’s quickly talk to an advocate of this unusual activity.
These are explicit photos of maggots on genitals.
Don’t click them if you don’t want to see them.
(more in BME/HARD)
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Shannon: Do you remember when you first encountered maggots? ML: Probably when I was sixteen, working with sheep... But I never tried anything like this until about a year ago. I’m now in my fifties. I don’t know why I tried it now — it’s just something I felt like trying over the last year or two. I never tried anything like this when I was a younger guy. Shannon: What made you decide to apply them sexually? ML: Hmmm... I really don’t know. I’m always aroused by different methods... I ball pump and while doing that I just let them wander. Some rim the head, and others find the eye and crawl inside. It feels darn great too. They can’t get too far in so it’s not as if they’ll find their way to your bladder. I know it’s a weird thing to do, but to be honest maggots only eat dead flesh, and as the penis is living they do no harm. It’s like a woman ticking all around the head and penis in a hundred places at once. I usually leave them on for two or three hours. Shannon: Where do you get the maggots? ML: It’s pretty easy. I leave meat outside. Shannon: Ok, I guess that was a dumb question... How active are the maggots when you’re playing with them? ML: They’re very active. Probably on the second day they’re at their best size. They burrow well, and like to stay on the penis. When they’re older they tend to wander off but are still OK. I should add that I only use the “smooth maggot” that arrives on meat early — later on another type turns up. They have a more segmented body and can bite into normal flesh. Shannon: Are they alive in your mind, or is it more like a toy? ML: A bit of both — I like the idea of being host to a living insect. Shannon: Do you think it’s important for people to expand their borders sexually and try new things? ML: Oh, definitely. I’d like to find like-minded women, but I’m sure most women would be grossed out or freaked out... But actually a woman would be perfect for this as there’s plenty of discharge, and the maggots could burrow and move around the flaps and clit. Shannon: Thank you for talking to us about this. |
Women interested in talking to ML about his fetish or theirs can email him at lovemaggot@gmail.com. One of the points that I’m trying to make by printing these interviews, is that there’s nothing unhealthy or unsavory about fringe sexual play of all kinds, as long as its consensual (and no, I’m not concerned about the consent of maggots), and that people shouldn’t feel bad if they have urges that other people might find gross... they should indulge it, enjoy it, and when possible, share it.
Shannon Larratt
BMEzine.com
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| Shannon Larratt is the editor and publisher
of BMEZINE.COM, the largest and oldest full-spectrum body modification
publication on the planet. He also is known for his promotion of
radical individualistic politics, spirituality, and on a more base
level, his main vice: exotic cars. Copyright © 2007 BMEZINE.COM. Permission is granted to reprint this article in its entirety as long as credit is retained and usage is non-commercial. Requests to publish edited or shortened versions must be confirmed in writing. For bibliographical purposes this article was first published March 21st, 2007 by BMEZINE.COM in Toronto, Canada. |
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