Patty's special piercing

In Patty’s Paradise, if a girl is very lucky and finds a man who will own her, he gives her a very special piercing called Patty’s piercing.



At the wedding, right after the ceremony, the bride and groom whisk away to a private room.  The piercer handles the arrangements - the restraints, the positioning, the biting clamp - but the girl’s new husband must be the one to push the needle in, horizontally through the glans of the clitoris.



The ceremony is traditionally performed with no anesthetic or painkillers because the discomfort is designed to remind the bride of the weight of her new responsibilities.  Many women piss themselves from the pain of the procedure, especially the second phase when the piercer’s knobby fingers pinch the punctured bulb to replace the piercing needle with the wedding band (a urine-soaked wedding dress is a sign that a girl has been “well pierced” on her wedding day).



Shaky-legged and red-eyed brides then pull down their skirts and return to the party, the throbbing wedding band a constant reminder that their new husband owns their sex.  Of course he does - what else was he buying when he married her?



For the health of the piercing, vaginal stimulation should be completely avoided for at least two weeks.  Husbands are encouraged to make ample use of the anus and mouth to relieve themselves during the healing period.