When I start talking about stuff like blood, some folks begin turning a little green and find that their stomach has decided that it actively dislikes having anything inside it.  The common term for this is "squicking."  If you squicked about the stuff I talked about in the previous section, then you might want to skip down to "Waxon, Waxoff..."  or go start supper, unless it was the talk of needles and not the chatter about blood that made your guts do an end run.

Like needles, heavy flogging, and other fun things that can cause bleeding, blades can offer up a tremendous endorphin high. 

Because of this, some folks use knives and razors not only to make shreds of pesky clothing or to play antagonist in some sweet thing's rape fantasy of the day, but with the specific intent of carving happy faces, initials, or runes into a pair of fleshy round canvases.  They may like playing vampire to their partner's pert tits with the expectation that, not only was it great fun for Vlad, but it's a whole lot cheaper than most drugs and booze, is generally legal with consent, and takes garden variety-sex to Jack-in-the-beanstalk-level highs.  This is an especially popular practice with many gothic BDSMers and with folks that love their sex like they love their music, cutting edge style.

One thing to remember, though - Dracula never had to worry about AIDS; you and your partner do.

Don't worry, I'm not going to go on another sterility tirade.  You're all fast learners, I'm sure, so I'll save space by putting ditto marks here.  If I said it about needles and railroad spikes, I'll say it double here, maybe even triple.  You're talking a totally different animal when you start slicing, folks.  Keep that animal tamed by keeping it sterile or both you and your lady could end up getting bit hard and fast on the butt - or the boobs.

The first watchword for edge play of this type is "sharp."  New razor blades or scalpels are best as they make the finest cut and are less likely to scar. 

As much fun as they might look, most knives will leave a ragged cut that generally tend toward scarring, and serrated edges cut way too ragged and deep.  Scissors are nice and threatening, particularly if you pin a rising nipple between their jaws, but one sneeze and "oops!" won't begin to cover it.  They can be used, if they are extremely sharp and if you draw them backward like a blade, but I wouldn't suggest using them in their designed fashion unless you also play Russian roulette on a regular basis, in which case there are some psychiatric-type folks with lots of capital letters on the ends of their names you might wanna chat with first.

Watchword number two is "shallow."  Really shallow.  Really, really shallow.  In this case, "Booby is not even skin deep; booby is maybe like the very top layer or two of cells deep." 

If you're after blood, then you'll get it pretty quickly with a sharp, shallow cut.  Go too deep and you can really run into trouble unless you happen to be a medical school wizbang with a thorough knowledge of breast anatomy.  Even breasts have arteries, veins and nerve clusters running through them.  As much fun as playing Dr. Kildare with a pair of perky nipples might sound, cut nerves are the dickens to repair and make for a lousy end to those great sensations she used to have when you did other things to her nipples.  Also, cut too deeply, and she either gets obvious scars or, with proper surgical care and suturing, she gets smaller scars with little dot scars running up and down both sides of them.  For women who don't mind their breasts looking like hemispherical maps of World War II battlefields - and for partners that like reading such maps - I guess you can go to town, but if you change your mind afterward, don't say I didn't warn you.

! - I've pretty much said it all here.  One slip and you're looking at stitches at best, or a missing nipple at worse.  One infection and no telling what you're looking at.  Edge play like this isn't for everyone.  Make certain that you know what you're doing before you decide to try.

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