What does P.A. mean in COMMUNITY

Prince Albert piercing (P.A.) is a type of male genital piercing done through the lower side of the penis just behind the head, where it exits through the urethra.

The exact origin story of the Prince Albert is unknown but some academics speculate that it was invented in Victorian England, likely by Prince Albert himself or one of his courtiers as an homage to him.

Getting a Prince Albert Piercing can be uncomfortable, although many people report minimal discomfort compared to other body piercings. Some people report feeling sharp pain during and after the procedure, while others only feel slight pressure during application of jewelry and then mild soreness afterward.

Yes, your anatomy plays an important role in whether you are able to get a Prince Albert Piercing or not. Those with larger penises may need more space between their jewelry and their urethra in order to avoid irritation or infection. Additionally, those who have curved penises may need extra care when getting pierced to ensure that they don't experience any discomfort or problems down the line due to their unique shape.

While rings are most common with this piercing, some people opt for barbells or curved barbells instead depending on preference and anatomy. However it's important to remember that different sizes/styles may require you to purchase custom pieces so make sure you talk to your piercer about what will work best for you before getting started!