Nullification is a catchall term for removing any part of the body. As well as permanent removal there is also temporary nullification play, which covers things like dropping things in casts, taping and gluing things up, wearing chastity devices, pushing things up inside the body.

Some people take the scrotum and glue it up over their genitals to close everything up for a while or wear mechanical devices to make masturbation or even erection almost impossible. It’s basically disabling any part of your body for use.

When it comes to permanent removal, people take off pretty much anything. Some people remove their navels or their nipples. I never got a photo of him or met him in person, but there was this kid in Philadelphia, back in ’97 when I was living there, that chopped off one of his ears. He had a massive crow tattooed sitting across his amputated ear.

Eric Sprague, The Lizard Man, considered it for a while but decided that he didn’t want to risk losing some of his hearing. Obviously, the outer ear helps to channel sound into your body, so it does negatively affect your hearing if you take it off.

Read more about nullification including the story of the man who wants to hack his nose off, and how to chop off your own finger, in this month's issue. Out now!