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Just a thought. Obviously any material that is difficult to cut is a problem, so in this situation wouldn't the best solution be to put the person under enough for the body to reset? Or is there a point where things can't reduce while restricted?
In other words, a swollen finger with a stuck titanium/tungsten ring isn't going to resolve that swelling quickly if at all. But other things do go down typically on their own once stimuli is gone.
I believe you'd still be in a "all the blood that got pumped in here is unable to flow back out" situation, even when the pumping in has subsided.
Yup you sure would. This is why if you get those boner pill issues they literally have to drain the blood before your dick necrotizes
That was what I wasn't sure about. So I guess in such a case the blood acts as its own tourniquet to prevent movement.
I would think even maybe lancing the blooded area would be better than the posted alternative.
Leeches.
Doesn’t matter, still getting some suck on your d … I guess?
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