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It's an asexual forum. You can say stuff like that and you're more likely to get "...why would they vibrate?" or a comment of one of their own experiences with creepy sex things or a comment about how sex is everywhere and it sucks. Here you get "that'd be fun".

We're such pervs :) I think they would be fun for nonsexual reasons, though. Wouldn't it be cool to have something vibrating in your tongue?

Adrian

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Guest Ryles_D
We're such pervs :) I think they would be fun for nonsexual reasons, though. Wouldn't it be cool to have something vibrating in your tongue?

Adrian

I have an electric toothbrush. I tried using it to clean my tongue, it just feels weird. o__o

If you had a tongue ring it might feel weird, but I couldn't get it pierced. I don't like having things in my mouth, I almost gagged on my upper retainer. ^^;

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Guest raydub
We're such pervs :) I think they would be fun for nonsexual reasons, though. Wouldn't it be cool to have something vibrating in your tongue?

Adrian

its kinda.. *shrug* meh. maybe my tongue just preferred to move how it wanted when it wanted..but i just wasnt all that enthused by the vibrating tongue ring.

B) Ray

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Guest Evan_J

And if you ever want to try a hoop type that isn't the "dangly-wire-thing-in-the-middle" kind try what's called a "huggy".

Thats the barely fits around your earlobe, snug fit one you see on some guys (popular with guys like 10 years ago almost) and has a hinge at the bottom then clamps (hence the name) almost into a perfect circle on top

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Guest Mitchel

I'm one of those silly guys who wear miss-matched earrings. It started because I used to lose them, but now I just do it because I'm used to it. I have a little black stud in my left ear and a little hoop (Huggy/Sleeper earring, depending on where you are) in my right ear, which has a little charm hanging off it. Both of these earrings I just sort of picked up at the chemist where I got my ears pierced in the first place. Even with the piercings I still find I pass, even more so if I just take the little stud out. I like my little hoop.

Since you can't take the earring out for a while after piercing to make sure it doesn't heal over, you'll be most likely stuck with a stud. Unless you can convince the person piercing your ear to put a little hopp in first. I would recommend trying that, as a stud pokes into your neck and jaw bone when you lie down on that side. Hoops just sort of lay flat.

I would never get my tongue pierced. I can see the perks and sometimes I think they look cool, but the damage is not worth it. I work for my father who is a dentist, and I've seen tongue piercing go wrong. It's pretty gross.

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Guest CharlieRose
It's an asexual forum. You can say stuff like that and you're more likely to get "...why would they vibrate?" or a comment of one of their own experiences with creepy sex things or a comment about how sex is everywhere and it sucks. Here you get "that'd be fun".

Dude, that's so what I thought... "Wait, I don't get it..."

<--- Kind of asexual + very oblivious

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