Sometimes, its hard to ignore 'new' things about your body when you finger yourself. The sensitiveness of your finger can really pick up any differences on the skin. Don't believe me? Then try this:
Run your forefinger through your opposite arm. Your will finger, just by touch, will tell you how smooth it is and the softness of your hair. No, it will not count the number of hair, though. Now, use a small blade and do a 5mm cut. Immediately, run your finger though it again. Now, it will tell you that the cut area is different from the other areas of the arm in the sense its wet and sticky. And if you don't believe this, the nerves on the other arm would have sent pain messages to your brain by now, reinforcing the message.
See? The fingers are very sensitive. You might want to try it on your friend but let me remind you that blades and private parts are a no-no with them for the first few times...
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| Anyway, while looking for more ear wax, my finger discovered sometihng hard and painful near the entrance |
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| After some digging, its a growth of some kind, which as far as I can recall, happens when there is a heat wave. Don't ask me why but I feel its interrelated. But oh, yeah, it was so satisfying (but painful) to pull it out. I once ignored it and not only it turned to some hardened yellowish pus-like glob but my mind was a wreck trying to stop my fingers from going near it. |
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