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Q: Nails!

asked by: deathx on March 22nd, 2005

Experienced User

Hey all,

being recently wit a girl and she's letting me finger her and we can both tell, though me less, that my nails are two sharp and i'm scratching her innards and well I don't want to be edward scissor hands down there, so i'm needing to know how to de-sharp my nails.

This may sound stupid but i've never 'groomed' my nails, not once, well... I pull my nails off but I haven't used any devices lol.

How do I do it?

Many thanks!

Replies(4)

mellymel78

replied on March 22nd, 2005

New User

Try nail clippers and a file...One with a rough and smooth side....File them down with the rough side after you clip them, then use the soft side (the buffer side) and smooth them down...

Good luck

Justin_Toronto

replied on March 22nd, 2005

Experienced User

Whoa.. Never groomed your nails before, this is a new one for me. What you mean you've "pulled" your nails off before?

Yes, use a nail clipper and a file to smoothen it down. Then apply a moisturizer to the tip of your nails once done.

Justin

zam

replied on March 31st, 2005

New User

Just get a manicure

2ferano

replied on April 8th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Just clip them and file them smooth, I wouldn't bother paying someone else to manicure them.
And make sure you clean under them really well. You can give her an infection so easily, so make sure your hands and under your nails are very clean before you touch her down there.

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