Clothes Pens on My Nipples, Yikes! My Sir likes clothes pens on my nipple but I tried them and I almost fainted and it brought me to tears. You got any tips for me?

This is a pretty common thing. Most women have sensitive nipples (Which is usually a plus... wink ) and cant tolerate nipple clamps especially, if they are not a Masochist. So if you don't have any medical issues like Cancer, Pagets etc... you might want to try these things. 

First, some women feel they have a decrease in breast pain and related nipple sensitivity when they decrease the amount of caffeine they consume. As reported on the livestrong website, "Many women experience sore breasts ( Tender Nipples ) in the days or weeks leading up to their periods. Most often this is part of a benign condition known as "fibrocystic breast changes," which is caused by normal hormonal variations. While caffeine does not cause fibrocystic changes, many women find that reducing caffeine intake before their period reduces the soreness in their breasts." So you may want to mention that your breasts are sore prior to sceneing and he just may go a little liter on you.

You may also want to avoid wearing tight fitting bras that may irritate your breasts and nipples as well as adding soft inserts so that you don't chafe. That being said, you might want to try lotioning your nipples so that they are softer and more pliable while being compressed and if you really need to decrease the sensitivity in your nipples you might want to try Aloe Vera gel with Lidocaine. ( Note: If he or she puts your nipples in their mouth they may experience some numbness. lol) 

If that doesn't work, you may want to try a little DIY Project... Gaped Clothes Pens. Gaped Clothes Pens are just clothes pens that have a spacer in between so that they don't clothes all the way. Gaped clothes pens work really well for women with unusually large nipples and very sensitive nipples. 

Here is what you need. Tool dip, 2 cloths pins, crazy glue and 1, 1/8" wooden dowel. 

Step 1: Take the clothes pens apart. 

Step 2: Cut the dowel to the width of the clothes pen. 

Step 3: Glue the cut dowel to one side of the clothes pen with the crazy glue and let dry. 

Step 4: Once the glue dries, dip the clothes pens in the tool dip and let the pens dry. (The tool dip should also help hold the dowel in place as well as make it easier to clean. )

Step 5: Put the clothes pens back together.  

Just a few of my thoughts.

O