Penis Burning Part 2
Last time
we had a brief discussion around the use of penis burning. We detailed how it
is a fair and ethical way to help improve a man’s behavior and attitude. The
practice is not as wildly used as it could be and my hope is to help promote it
as it really is a useful tool.
It’s an
excellent way to cause pain and works really well as a deterrent as well as a teaching
tool. It’s also a good way a woman can help a man improve himself in a way that
is fair to him as well as her. So I want to go into detail about how it can be
used in a productive and safe way (safe for the woman).
Safety
The first
thing we should talk about is safety, for the woman. As this practice involves
touching a flame to the flesh of the penis or pouring hot water there is a
burning risk for the woman. There is a risk, especially for a woman’s hands
that if they come into contact with the flame or hot water she could be
injured. Burns can be painful injuries and can even leave scares so it’s
important to be safety conscious as the procedure is applied to a man.
Both man
and woman should be conscious of the risks and work to reduce them so it’s
safer for the woman. It’s not fair on the woman for her to suffer injury as the
result of punishing a man and a man should consider himself to be equally responsible
for the woman’s health. Lets go through a few key points.
Restraint -
The man should be tied so he is as still as possible. As he feels the heat he
will tense his body and pull on his bonds so if extra effort is put into his
restraint then he will move less. This means his penis will be still so it will
be easier for a woman to manipulate it so she can use a flame on a specific
area.
Safety
equipment – If hot water is used then it would be a good idea for the woman to wear
gloves so if some water splashes onto her hands she is not burned. Also as the
man may scream loudly he can be gagged or she can wear ear protection. These
are a couple of ideas but depending on the situation others should be considered.
Candles – Candles
that are not too short should be used so the woman’s fingers are not too close
to the flame. For longer sessions it’s a good idea to have more than one candle
so the woman can switch before one becomes to short.
Discussion
and accountability – The woman and man can discuss safety prior to starting the
session and it can be explained to the man that he is responsible for the woman’s
safety too and will be punished additionally if he for instance, moves too much
and this results in harm to the woman. Or even if the harm is not his fault.
Tongs
- Tongs or other such tools can be used
to manipulate and move the penis during the session. This means a woman is not
touching the penis with her hands so reduces the risk of getting burnt.
In the event of injury to the woman
Sadly
things can go wrong but its important that the woman is respected and you look
at why. This can help prevent it from happening again and allow the session to
continue.
Just
because the penis has felt the flame for say 5 seconds and the womans finger
only had it for 1.5 seconds does not mean it doesn’t matter. The goal is to
burn the penis so a man should expect his penis to feel the flame. A man in
this situation should not be selfish and recognize that the woman has become
hurt and expect to have his session of burning extended to reflect this. Not
expecting this is unreasonable.
As the man
is responsible for safety as well as the woman he will need to be held accountable
so a session extension is a good way to do this fairly. Simply discuss and
decide on a number of additional burns the man has to feel. Then as he feels
the flame he should think of the woman and this will help him consider her safety
as well as his own. This can help him to improve as a person.
In this
part I really wanted to cover the safety issues as there are risks. Burns can
be both painful and leave marks on the skin so women need to be careful. But
with some planning and care penis burning can be done in a way that is safe for
the woman.
More in the
next part.
Not meaning to sound like one of those guys but I think its unfair to blame the man for a woman becoming injured especially when he is fully tied up. Its not his fault that happened and to make him feel more burns because of it sounds cruel. Penis burning is cruel anyway but that makes it worse.
ReplyDeletelet it be clear that we must punish men for not behaving. and if we get hurt because of it, it's your fault.
DeleteI understand the need for punishment and that men do deserve it. I think the punishment of the testicles is a bit extreme on here sometimes but I can see why it is done sure. But if I am tied up and having a candle held to my penis then I can move or do anything so how is it my fault if a woman is burned? Also if one little burn is so much then this shows how cruel of a practice penis burning is.
Deleteharsh ball punishments are necessary when men misbehave, because men learn poorly.
Deleteand if i have to punish you by burning and i get hurt it's your fault anyway. because if you had behaved well, i wouldn't have had to punish you and then the chances of me getting hurt is zero.
Hey Kim have you burned many male penises before ? And if yes how long for and how much did you end up burning them
Deleteno, I didn’t do it myself. i saw it once while a friend of mine did it to someone. the blisters were clearly visible. that was fun.
Deletei did drip candle wax on my own friend's gland. i first made his gland fully available by pulling the skin back.
Hello Lucy. Whatever happened to your guide to penis burning that you posted before? I just checked to see it and it's gone. Were you unhappy with it for some reason? I feel it was an excellent guide and an important topic to cover.
ReplyDeleteThat one was removed. It didn't meet the guidelines. I can try edit it or might have to move the blog
DeleteI am sorry to hear that. Hopefully it works out, it would be a shame if such an excellent article was gone for good.
DeleteLucy, are you going to post the edited version of that removed blog? What about it didn't meet the guidelines?
ReplyDelete