Play Piercing - A personal experience by Terri Knight

About 5 months ago I did a photoshoot that involved me having 20 needles pierced through my skin. I was nervous yet excited. I’ve always enjoyed piercings and this would combine two of my favourite things. How could I say no?

The day of my photoshoot it was advised to make sure I had a full stomach and for a week or so prior to the shoot I had been taking zinc supplements to make sure my body didn’t react badly to the amount of piercings in one session.

The area that was being pierced was sterilised and the needles were unwrapped from their sterile packaging. As each one was pierced through the surface layer of my skin my arms started to feel almost a numb sensation and I started to feel dreamy. The best way to describe this to people who have never had this done is that if you imagine you’re with the best sexual partner you have been with and then remember the orgasms achieved. Now multiply that by a few thousand feelings and you might just be close to what I felt like.

While I was in this amazing state I had my photoshoot. The feeling helped me to get the photos myself and the photographer wanted. The look of the needles sat in my skin was strange at first but then very artistic. After we had finished taking the pictures the needles were slowly removed and disposed of in a sharps box. I wasn’t so keen on what happened after. I felt upset like I was missing something almost empty inside. A “comedown” is quite common with a first play. It didn’t last too long and it gets easier each time I have a play.

I can’t really say it hurt because to me it didn’t and each person reacts differently to pain. I don’t have any scarring and it was a most pleasurable experience despite the comedown. I have to admit to being rather addicted to it now. I’ve had a few more plays since my shoot and I’m looking forward to doing another with the needles again.

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Photo by TwistedPix Photography http://www.twistedpix.net/
Model: Terri Knight
Needles: Bekah Baker
MUA & Hair: Bekah Baker