| Description | The ampallang is a type of male genital piercing that horizontally traverses the glans of the penis. It is placed perpendicular to the axis of the penis, usually upward, although it can also be positioned downward. This piercing is often done for aesthetic or sexual pleasure reasons, although some cultures also practice it for ritual or traditional purposes. Related vocabularies include other types of male genital piercings such as the dydoe, guiche, hafada, and Prince Albert, each with its own specific locations and characteristics. |
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