THE TATTOO SHOP DIDN’T OFFER THAT SERVICE
Tattoo Orgasms, Pain, Pleasure, and One Very Uncomfortable Appointment
Dunno why this topic may be considered taboo today, but it’s a thing and I’m writing about it. I’ve witnessed people screaming, crying, a lot of passing out, and even blowing chunks during tattoo appointments. But a few out there experience a special bodily reaction. Let me just say, that I’ve never witnessed the following, but I’ve been told several times, that certain feelings do get inspired accompanied with a little moisture.
In 2022, tattoo artist Andreas “Curly” Moore, @curlytattoo, who worked in Oxford, England, shared an experience involving a male customer he was tattooing on the backside. According to Moore, the gentleman ejaculated during the appointment, and the shop manager discovered the evidence on the bench afterward.
Ummmmmm, Holy fuck-shit! LOL! Clean up on aisle 9!!!
Tattoo-related orgasms have appeared in research examining unusual sexual responses. Researchers studying orgasms outside conventional sexual activity encountered reports involving tattooing, body piercing, exercise, and other unexpected situations. One account involved a foot tattoo, yeah, a foot tattoo, lol.
If you’re thinking about booking a foot tattoo in anticipation of a complimentary orgasm, there’s a catch. Always a catch, right?! These were self-reported experiences, and researchers couldn’t establish exactly what caused them or how frequently they occur. Pain, anticipation, physical sensations, and the body’s response to stimulation are complicated subjects. There isn’t enough evidence to claim that tattooing itself reliably produces orgasms.
Let’s give tattoo artists a little consideration here. They’re trying to concentrate on linework, shading, and keeping their clients comfortable through a procedure that already involves needles and blood.
If you’re planning a tattoo, Inker gives you a place to discover artists and examine their work before booking. Find an artist whose portfolio interests you, discuss the placement, and be respectful of the professional working on your body. A tattoo appointment isn’t an invitation to turn the studio into an adult entertainment establishment.
J Gekko
Staff Writer, Inker