I always think of them as a thing that you do not want to do. A little nipple piercing is a good way to break the boundaries of the nipple.
But some people are so afraid to even bother to remove their nipples that they choose not to. In my experience, it’s a very rare thing to have a person who is so afraid of it that they don’t even want to do it. But then again, some people do.
The vast majority of people who reject their nipples do so because of a very real fear of rejection; a fear of the physical and emotional pain of the piercing itself. When you get a piercing, the first thing you worry about is the pain. After all, the nerves that go from the nipple to the skin are the most delicate.
The pain of a nipple piercing is not the only reason why people dont want to do it. Some people who do reject their nipples are simply worried that the pain of the piercing might make them feel unconfident. When people get a piercing they are often told that the pain might make them look unconfident. This is not true because just like the pain that the nipple piercings cause, the pain that people get from their rejection of their nipples can be very real.
A large majority of people who reject their nipples have been told this. And that’s not the only reason women do it. A large number of women also get breast reduction surgery in order to reduce the size of their breasts. I’ve personally never regretted a breast reduction, and I know plenty of women who regret it. However, even though the reasons why people reject their nipples are real, it’s not the same as regret.
No, not like that. People who reject their nipples do not feel regret. To put it another way, a few people who reject their nipples do not regret it. The people who regret it, they feel the pain of pain and the shame of shame.
The person who accepts their nipple is generally someone who has not suffered in the same way that they did. But that’s not to say that the pain of the nipple loss never comes to them. You see, the pain of the nipple loss usually doesn’t hit in the same way that you feel it when you feel the need to reject your breasts. But if that is the case, then they might not be able to accept the full pain of the nipple loss.
Here’s an interesting situation. A lot of women I know who have had breast surgery are actually quite proud of their bodies. They feel that their bodies are beautiful and that they deserve to be looked at the way they want to be looked at. But their breasts have been stolen from them and they have no idea about the pain that comes with accepting a nipple on their chest. They feel no shame about it.
For women who have had breast surgery, the pain is quite real. For some, it’s a very intense, almost unbearable pain. But for others, it’s a mild, manageable pain. I think the people who have had nipple loss in the past probably feel the same way about the pain. For some, it’s very bad, but for others, it’s a manageable pain.
I would like to say that the pain that comes from nipple removal is a pain of “I am a person with breasts”, but that is not true. Breast removal is an excruciating, almost unbearable pain. The pain is almost always, “You are going to hurt so much if it’s not done.
