Remember it's always different from person to person, i've got pencil eraser nipples. But I get what your saying.

its ok if it is bleeding a little bit right? lol

A little blood from a new piercing is normal.

Remember to keep on with good after care, and to do sea salt soaks. . .

how do i do those? i mean in a woman they can just dip it in a cup. but a male? lol

There is a thread at the top of this forum that explains it.

How To Do Sea Salt Soaks

You can take something like a dixie cup, and just put it around your nipple, and it will create a little suction and the water will stay in the cup.

For a nipple a shot glass usually works fine for a sea salt soak. Do it regular until the piercing is healed. Another thihg, do not move the barbell around as it will slow down the healing process. It looks like the barbell is long enough to allow for cleaning of the crusties that probably will form there. Crusties, nice word for the normal oozing from any puncture wound.

yea but today it was bleeding alot..like i came home and it was basically stuck on my skin with blood...took me alot of moving around to get rid of all the dry blood. and alot of the salt **** haha. hopefully it only bleeds today and not tomorrow!

I had a heck of a time with my right nipple bleeding. It started bleeding 3 days after I got it done, and bleed pretty heavily (soaked a bandaid) for about a week. I'd be careful of moving it around too much in the process of getting the blood off in case you aggravate the piercing more. What I did was soaked for 10 minutes and, very gently, got as much blood off as I could without causing any pain.

If you have a problem with in continuing to bleed, try leaving it alone and letting it scab over (that was the advice given to me) and leave it for a week.

And for the love of god, get the other nipple pierced. :p

haha i probably will but not anytime soon. but yea thanks ill soak it...in the salt solution? also what did you use to soak it? a shotglass?

I used a shot glass with the sea salt solution in it when I was healing my nipple piercings. Should work just fine.