As a lady, I disagree with the picture. My nips are too sensitive and I get woken up from any little movement from the blanket or rubbing anything. With a shirt on, it’s like that sensory overload is muted.
I’m just worried that I’ll get one of my nipple piercings trapped in a knit blanket. For things firmly attached to my chest they sure do have a way of getting caught in things.
Huh, pardon my ignorance but, does one not take them out regularly, particularly to sleep? I was under the impression that people generally take earrings, etc out to sleep, I guess I assumed that logic applied to all piercings generally.
People take out larger jewelry, but studs, small hoops, and bars are often left in. You have to leave piercings in for the entire healing process even. But yeah, even years later if you sleep without your nipple piercings in you’re at risk of not being able to get them back in when you wake up (it’s one of the most prone to closing piercings). Hell I had to get plastic bars for surgery since you can’t have metal in/on when you’re under.
As a lady, I disagree with the picture. My nips are too sensitive and I get woken up from any little movement from the blanket or rubbing anything. With a shirt on, it’s like that sensory overload is muted.
I’m just worried that I’ll get one of my nipple piercings trapped in a knit blanket. For things firmly attached to my chest they sure do have a way of getting caught in things.
Huh, pardon my ignorance but, does one not take them out regularly, particularly to sleep? I was under the impression that people generally take earrings, etc out to sleep, I guess I assumed that logic applied to all piercings generally.
People take out larger jewelry, but studs, small hoops, and bars are often left in. You have to leave piercings in for the entire healing process even. But yeah, even years later if you sleep without your nipple piercings in you’re at risk of not being able to get them back in when you wake up (it’s one of the most prone to closing piercings). Hell I had to get plastic bars for surgery since you can’t have metal in/on when you’re under.