Thinking about adding a little juice to things are you?  Electricity is nothing to fool around with boys and girls, but if you're willing to invest some money on the proper gadgets and develop a knowledge of how Reddy Kilowatt ® works, you have the makings of one hell of a screaming orgasm.  If you'd rather cut corners and experiment without reading up on things, you have the makings a liberal application of prescription burn ointment to parts that weren't intended to be french fried - at best, and some really scary CPR practice, an embarrassing explanation to the local constabulary and paramedics, a pair of gut-wrenching notes from her family's attorney and the local D.A. - at worse. 

There are three ways of using electricity on titties safely and with confidence.  The first two involve gadgets that can be a little expensive, but are well worth the money.  The third is fairly cheap, but a bit more risky.  We'll talk about all three just because we're completists, but we're giving you fair warning now, if you decide to go the bargain basement route through door number three, they're your tits - don't blame me. 

Now, if you don't learn anything else about electricity, learn this:  Current travels from a positive terminal through a conductor to a negative terminal.  If the positive terminal is on one side of the nipple, and the negative terminal is on the other side of the same nipple, then you get juice that runs from one wire, through the nipple, to the other wire, zapping everything in between with fairly safe certainty.  Yep, the skin is the conductor.  Now, let's say we place one wire on one nipple and one on the other nipple.  I mean, they look like little battery terminals, don't they?  It only makes sense, right?  WRONG.

Remember what your conductor is... the skin.  That said, where is that electricity going?  Down one of the hill twins, across the chest, up the other hill twin into the nipple.  But what lies just to the left of the center and about three or four inches out of sight beneath the golden valley between the hills.  It's called the heart.

Stay with me here.  Now, what some folks don't know is that the heart is run by electricity, and if you introduce a foreign electric current into the heart, you disrupt its natural current creating what?  You guessed it, a heart attack.  100 out of 100 times that this happens, great sex crashes and burns rather badly, while many out those 100 times you can bank on finding yourself wearing steel bracelets and unfashionable striped clothing for making your partner into one of the formerly living.

True, if you use the gadgets we'll be taking about, the current isn't all that great, a whopping 12 volts or less to be exact, but would you want to risk your plaything's life, your freedom outside of bars, and your choice of gender orientation when you can really do a much more ruthless job safely?  And would you even think about zapping the standard 120 volts (or whatever passes for garden variety household current in your neck of the globe) through your own chest?  That's right, don't even think about it.

So, now that we've learned the basic no-nos of electrical play, let's look at how to go about french frying titties and nipples safely in the comfort of your own home or back yard.

The first gadget we'll be looking at is called a TENS unit.  TENS stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator.  They are used to control muscle-related pain by sending variable electrical pulses through the muscle tissue in order to stimulate muscle contraction and relaxation.  In layman tit torturer's terms, they shoot concentrated electrical jolts wherever you want to shoot them through, nipples and breasts would be my guess here.  Of course it didn't take long for some budding sexual genius to make a leap of logic and start to apply these gismos in an orgasmically-related manner.

TENS units come in all sorts of configurations, but you'll be looking for one that has four little wire electrodes that plug into a box that has a couple of rheostatic controls.  Rheostats are the controller knobs that increase or decrease the amount of current that goes through the wire electrodes.  With the unit, you can hook up a pair of luscious boobs and, with only a twelve volt battery, make them dance to the music.   The units I've used come with little pads that stick on to the skin after the electrodes are inserted into them.  Once the sticky pads are in place, you turn the rheostats and, voila, you're cooking with electricity.  The TENS unit send out pulses as often as you like, from about a second and longer; in strengths that you like, from a mild little teasing tickle that will get your baby humming to a sizzling nipple-crackling and back arching jolt.

There's no reason you can't get a little creative with your new toy, folks.  Those little sticky pads wear out, get boring, and aren't real good about strategic placement at times.  If you don't mind buying some extra wires, you can strip the little rods off of the end of the leads and get really inventive by replacing them with alligator clips.  Clamp the positive sides somewhere into her unsuspecting areola and let the negative sides feast on her nipple and then crackle as desired.  Or if you care to be a little different (and a touch less sadistic), wrap a wire around her nipple and attach one lead to the end of the wire and the other to her fleshy battery terminal with a less toothy clamp, say a bodkin.  Then just give her a buzz.

Any way you fry it, you can tease both breasts at once without any of your new love voltage drilling through heartbreak valley between the mountains of despair and into her heart, if you get my drift.

Gadget number two actually uses charged electric particles instead of regular current.  These play toys, called Violet Wands, resemble vibrators on steroids and have all kinds of futuristic looking attachments that glow and look a lot like those sparky things that mad scientists use in all the old horror movies.  Violet Wands "transform" standard household current through what is called a Tesla coil.  The fun end of the wand is a detachable glass tube filled with Argon gas.  When Argon is excited by a high voltage, it glows with a purple color, hence the name Violet Wand.

Because the electricity is going through the glass attachment there isn 't a direct connection from the nipple or breast of choice to your wall outlet, which, as another person once said, "is a good thing since you want her eyes to be wide open, not popped out of their sockets."  Unlike the TENS, which is made to travel into muscles, the Violet Wand is designed to stimulate skin. So, by and large, it is pretty safe.  You want to keep it away from eyes and out of orifices, and you might keep in mind that it can still leave a tender breast with something resembling a nasty sunburn if you over do it.  Keep the Solarcain nearby.

The last semi-acceptable way of adding spark to your romance is through the use of a low voltage and low amperage battery powered transformer like you'd find in a kids battery powered train set.  Have you caught the emphasis?  You do not ever want to try anything that plugs directly into a wall socket, even a transformer.  "But, Mr. Nicholson, Sir, one low-voltage transformer's as good as another, isn't it?" Nope!

What do you think might happen if the gizzards of a wall-socket transformer should melt down while your lady's tits are hooked up like Frankenstein's daughter?  That comfy 12 volts would probably jump right back up to the ugly 120 volts, that's what.   Remember the notes I mentioned earlier from the family attorney and the D.A.? 

You can use a low-voltage battery-powered transformer with a rheostatic control pretty much the same way you'd use the TENS unit.  If you strip the wires so they're exposed, you can attach one to some kind of nipple clamp, put it on the appropriate nipple and brush the other wire lightly around the same nipple, areola, or white meat.  There are all sorts of variations on this theme, but remember what I said at the beginning of this electrifying chapter - this one is still a little riskier than the others because the others are designed to do what they do.  Make sure you play with one nipple at a time and you should be O.K., but even so, you do it at her own risk, bucko.

! - Did you even need to ask?  I would hope that we've covered the extreme risk that you're dealing with if you use anything remotely resembling household current.  Many BDSM clubs won't even allow electrical play of any kind above the waist, battery or no.  Make sure you know what you're doing.  Make sure you use a low voltage, low amperage device, and make sure that both your wires stay on one breast or the other.  I repeat, NEVER do anything that allows current to travel from one side of the chest to the other.  NEVER, NEVER EVER!  Get it?!  Also, just because you're doing all that right, electricity will still burn.  As with anything I'm talking about, listen to your partner. If she squeaks the safe word, or you hear that special yelp that means, "Oh, shit," stop!
 

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