The Opposite of Anaesthetic

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Does anyone know of anything/product which may increase the sensitivity of skin?
 
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Some "warming linements" used for aches, pains and rheumatism contain skin irritants, to make the skin pink and warm and take your mind off the original pain.

Might not be a good idea to use them on "sensitive parts" though,
 
Try putting a woman on them. It works for me.
 
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notb665 said:
JohnD said:
Might not be a good idea to use them on "sensitive parts" though,

Yeah, that's what I'm after. :oops: :LOL: :LOL:

They make a "warm" KY. Is that any good?

Should stop that sharp inake of breath, anyway!
 
brown ale in the right amount seems to make your sences rock :LOL:


take that lil bit too much and your into anasthetics :LOL:
 
JohnD said:
Some "warming linements" used for aches, pains and rheumatism contain skin irritants, to make the skin pink and warm and take your mind off the original pain.

Might not be a good idea to use them on "sensitive parts" though,

An ex-girlfriend of mine used Ralgex on her aching knee one night before getting into bed. She then thought it would be funny to rub her knee against my crotch whilst we were cuddled up together.
I ended up running into the bathroom because it was so hot and I stood over the sink and splashed loads of cold water over my weapon to try and cool it. The cold water actually made it worse!!

Funny now but not at the time :LOL:
 
would that be firey Jack-off :oops: like a chilly pepper under your prepuce :eek: :mad:
 
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