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Vag knife play
by Doc' Daemon Suffice it to say, approaching any set of genitals with razor-sharp gleaming instrumentation carries with it a high degree of competency responsibility by the Top/Dom, and solid trust by the bottom/submissive. Having said that, this 'Doc' has employed it in his own 'practice', on very rare occasion, for the psychological (ie., 'mind-fuck') aspects. As follows, my own (and just my own) considerations and technique(s): Keeping in mind the propensity for sudden, involuntary, movement, I place *only* the 'blunt' top edge of the knife (or scalpel) at the bottom of the vaginal opening initially. This lets my 'patient/partner' feel the cold metal and the contact. Recognizing that, unlike knife play on external hardened epidermis (ie., skin), that internal tissues can be cut easily, I'll slide my own finger over the actual cutting surface. As I slide the blade (slowly), my own finger shields the upper vaginal tissues, and guards against her own involuntary clenching. She does feel the sides of the blade, the coldness, though not necessarily my own finger over the cutting surface. She is intensely aware of the potential damage if she doesn't 'co-operate'. In her minds eye, and vaginal sensation, the blade is unsheathed. I've watched others place two (or even three) fingers along side the blade, with the upper finger serving a similar protective function, as a variation. Risks: Conducted as described, involuntary movement (Kegal contraction via cough, sneeze, orgasm or physical body movement) can result in momentary loss of knife control and an internal grazing laceration. Risk Management: Keep penetration to a minimum time only - the longer its' in place the more the risk exposure. Even with the cutting edge shielded, a deep thrust could cause the very point to penetrate the back vagainal wall or even the cervix. Risk Management: Keep depth of penetration to a minimum 'for effect'. The knife selected should be of minimum width. Even protected, a huge Bowie-type blade can become unwieldy at a critical moment and even the 'blunt' side can inflict a wound. And observe proper care and cleanliness *prior* to fitting that blade to those pink parts. It's High-Risk 'Edge play' (no pun). Like a lot of WIITWD, RACK, or SSC if you prefer, has to prevail. Remember, this 'procedure' is about sensation and not pain. Ciao!
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