"You're referring to pearling, a body modification where small pearl-like beads are inserted under the skin of the penis. Post-pearling, your cock - to the untrained eye (read: most eyes) - is gonna look like it's covered in cysts that could burst at any moment. Since I've never had anal with someone who had their dick modified in this way, I can't tell you what it's like."
"Should he get on PrEP? Should he take doxy after each encounter? I asked him to wear a condom, and he agreed, although I know that wouldn't be his preference. For maximum protection, your husband should get on PrEP (a daily pill that prevents HIV infection) and have Doxy PEP on hand (two pills taken after a sexual encounter that decreases the risk of contracting syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia) and insist on using condom"
Pearling inserts small pearl-like beads beneath penile skin, producing a bumpy appearance that can resemble cysts. The altered appearance may deter some partners and requires explicit partner consent for penetrative sex. Some people seek textured genital modifications and bumps can be pleasurable for certain partners, so demand is possible. Opening a marriage to male partners requires proactive sexual-health measures for both spouses. The sexually active partner should use PrEP, keep doxy-PEP available for post-exposure bacterial prophylaxis, and use condoms consistently. Condom use remains a key layer of protection and can help balance preferences within the relationship.
Read at Portland Mercury
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