Three days after I turned 17 I was in Mike's room about to get my nipples and hood pierced. My mom wouldn't sign the consent forms, so I had to go to Jesse. He was the only person I knew who would pierce minors. First he did my nipples, then what I thought was my hood. I can't see past my chest, so I didn't know what he was piercing.
At A Glance Author Anna Contact bod_mod_chick_2003@yahoo.com When Three months ago Artist Dustin Studio Fakir's Body Intensive Workshop Location San Fransisco One day about five months later, I noticed that the usual jewelry I had in looked a little too long, so I switched it to a shorter barbell. The tissue became thinner and thinner, by then I knew that it was rejecting, I was bummed because I loved that piercing. To this day I'm not sure why it rejected. It could of been that I had a piece of jewelry that had a lot of nickel in it, and fresh piercing's do not take well with cheap jewelry. Maybe it was pierced too shallow, or the gauge was too small. I kept it at a 14 gauge the entire time I had it.
Fast forward to December 2003. I had recently turned 18 about a month ago, and was happy I could get pierced without my mom's consent (finally!). I came across Fakir's web site through a link on bme. Every few months people graduate from his school in San Fransisco. The school has people come in and volunteer to get pierced in front of the students. I figured since I was planning on getting it re-pierced anyway, I might as well help some people get educated in the process, plus, it was only twenty bucks! The piercing was free, the jewelry was $20. I was so happy.
I got there a little after 1:30, right when everyone was finishing lunch. After lunch one of the instructor's (Ken Coyote) went over what genital piercings the class knows how do do.
About 45 minutes later Dustin Allor (another instructor) told me to strip from the waist down and hop on the table. Dustin's a chick, so it wasn't that weird. After I took of my pants the class gathered around me. There are few things more awkward in life then having ten complete strangers staring at your crotch.
I thought I'd be up there for maybe five minutes, I thought she'd just mark me, pierce me and put the jewelry in. I was wrong. When she was about to mark my hood, she mentioned that I had a small clit, so I couldn't get my hood pierced. That was embarrassing. She asked me if I wanted to get a Christina, inner, or outer labia piercing. I told her I wanted to get my Christina re-pierced. At the point, a year and a half later I finally found out what I had pierced was called.
I settled on a 12 gauge 5/8 curved barbell. When I was up there she marked my crotch several times to show the different placements to the class. I was on that bench for about twenty minutes before I got pierced.
To this day that is the most painful piercing I have ever gotten. It hurt more the first time, still hurt like hell the second time. I'm pretty sure it hurt so bad the second time because she was piercing through scar tissue. When Dustin put the jewelry in it kinda pinched, but not too bad.
A lot of the students told me I did a good job... I guess there are a lot or people who scream or flinch when they get pierced. I let out a little yelp, but nothing to dramatic. That shit hurt.
When I was leaving mostly everyone there thanked me for being a volunteer. On the ride home I didn't feel it, in fact I never felt it. I was a little swollen, but not enough to be noticed. I kept an ice pack on my crotch and went to bed. The second and third days it was the most swollen. It wasn't excessive, I just couldn't see the bar for a few days. All swelling was gone by the fifth day.
I liked getting pierced there, in fact last March I went back and got two 10 gauge outer labia piercings. This time the student's pierced me, but Dustin supervised. I'm going back in May to get two more outer labia piercings, my sixth tongue piercing, and maybe a third piercing in my lip.
I love my Christina, if it rejected again, I'd get it re-pierced again, and again, and again. It hurts, but only for a second, I think that it is totally worth it everything I went through to get it.
So far I'm at about three month's and it's a happy, healthy piercing that is showing no signs of rejection.
If you have any questions or comments about my Christina, or any of my other piercing's, feel free to email me.