I’m kind of curious if anybody else has a feature like/similar to this on their body down there that make infusions more convenient for them. I've heard folks with piercings might have an easier time once removed? Not sure!
Closest explanation I have is its a penile bridge but, after research, its so small and far away from the glans its an odd one. The pictures below show how it works, my partner dubbed it “the valve”.
Pros:
Holds needle in place.
Helps seal the insertion site while needle is in (the higher the pressure the better the seal).
No pain.
Removing the needle results in an instant seal.
Can insert/remove needle many times during a session, never had a problem.
Cons:
It doesn’t stretch very good, restricting the side its on and causing a little uneven inflation.
Sometimes a little tricky/annoying to get the needle in the right place initially.
Odd features that make infusions convenient
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themanwiththeplan
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5Lsal
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
I really wouldn't do this. I have several piercings and as much as you clean them they are always going to contain more bacteria than surface skin. I would be worried about dragging the bacteria in with the needle doing this.
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
When its deflated you can kind of push it inside out a bit and disinfect it with a wipe - been using it for years and years and never had any issue. I can't stop using it for its benefits. Frankly I've had way worse dirty wounds out in the field that make worrying about a sterilized needle and this feature silly to me personally.
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
I realized my last post might come across as a little rude. I do appreciate the concern for safety. <3
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5Lsal
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
Hahaha, all good, I didn't take it that waythemanwiththeplan wrote: Sat Apr 18, 2026 11:40 pm I realized my last post might come across as a little rude. I do appreciate the concern for safety. <3
I have a tendency towards piercing cheese no matter how often I clean so my first reaction was a big NOPE lol.
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
Only cheese problems I have is when I buy too much of it! Seriously aged cheddar and nice cab...I'm getting off topic. xD Guess the only real issue I have with this is friends who do know about my so called 'valve' calling me a pooltoy non stop. (More on the furry side of this: they know I dislike pooltoys so its fun and proper roast).5Lsal wrote: Thu Apr 23, 2026 2:51 amHahaha, all good, I didn't take it that waythemanwiththeplan wrote: Sat Apr 18, 2026 11:40 pm I realized my last post might come across as a little rude. I do appreciate the concern for safety. <3Appreciate you taking the time to clarify tho!
I have a tendency towards piercing cheese no matter how often I clean so my first reaction was a big NOPE lol.
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
Well, sharing a new experience. High pressure session last night, removed the needle from my valve and it had a little squeal like a balloon deflating. Boyfriend couldn't help but start laughing at me. Should have recorded it, will try and replicate lol.
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5Lsal
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Re: Odd features that make infusions convenient
Bahahaha, that's soooo funnythemanwiththeplan wrote: Tue May 19, 2026 8:46 pm Well, sharing a new experience. High pressure session last night, removed the needle from my valve and it had a little squeal like a balloon deflating. Boyfriend couldn't help but start laughing at me. Should have recorded it, will try and replicate lol.