Well, so I did it. I tied my own frenulum. I as many others despise going to the doctor, especially with something like this, and so I have been thinking a lot about cutting it myself. After a lot of research, I decided that tying it up was the best option either if I so did go to the doctor or not. And yesterday, I decided that I would do it today after my parents left for work. After all, it is a much thinner needle. So I found a sowing needle, some regular colorless woolen thread, a flashlight, some Ice cubes, and a shot of DryGin.

This includes:. If happens to you, take a deep breath. Although it likely hurts, this injury rarely causes any long-term complications. Although heavy bleeding is unlikely, getting the correct care is crucial in preventing blood loss and other damage.

Tell someone you've cut your frenulum and the chances are you'll get a blank look. But if you mention - to a man at least - that you've snapped your banjo string, he'll wince in sympathy. It's probably the most sensitive part of the male anatomy: the ridge of skin beneath the head of the penis, joining it to the foreskin. I've snapped mine twice, the first time during sex seven years ago, when I was