With our second anniversary quickly approaching, my boyfriend and I decided to mark our love in an extra special and unique way… immortalising our nipples!
For our first anniversary last year we exchanged gold buttholes, as you do, and this year we decided to follow a similar theme with our nipples.
I have a fascination for all things personally quirky and love that my boyfriend shares in my sense of humour and appreciation of how beautiful bodies are.
Browsing online I found a baby hand and foot clay casting kit, something that parents love to do to their newborns to keep a moment of their tiny finger and toes and I thought it would be rather fitting for casting nipples too.
Seeing as I have rather buxom breasts I wasn’t expecting to mould my entire bust, instead thinking a cast of our nipples would be far more discreet, artistic and a way to cut straight to the good bit! It’s also far easier to frame than my boyfriends entire hench chest!
Ever the good sport, my boyfriend bravely offered up a nip to dip into clay and found the sensation as it hardened rather fun. We couldn’t help but giggle over how wonderfully bizarre the process was and it was a fun and loving occasion that I’ll always remember fondly.
Sitting on the kitchen counter to dry, we headed to the gym for a workout as our nipples set, deciding as we drove that we’d return home for lunch before painting our nips a glam shade of silver to match the home decor!
Turning out our nips once they’d set a couple of hours later I couldn’t help by squeal at how much bigger my erect nipple was than my boyfriends! Whilst his was small and pert offset to the side, mine stood proud and mighty ready for a nibble beside his.
I love how well our metallic nips have turned out and will cherish them forever, a personal and sexy part of our bodies that we share with one another. Playing with clay has got me thinking about what to cast for our third anniversary next year and I’m wondering if we can get away with a matching set of gold bellends and clits for the mantle shelf? Hmm…