Push It, Push It Some More

It starts off with us trailing our fingers over the skin, using the tips rather than our fingerpads as we wanted the tactile feel of it to be very sensitive. Narcissism and necessity makes this something that we would prefer to have done in front of a mirror, so we can fully see everything that we were doing.

We'll begin slowly, gently. Circling the bump before we start applying some pressure. No, not squeeze it straightaway. That would just be painful and off-putting. Not long there will be a small white dot affirming us that we're doing it right.

Then we apply a bit more pressure. Bit by bit.

Admittedly after a while it gets harder to breathe. And thankfully we're in the comforts of an air-conditioned room, so we don't end up sweating.

It comes to a point when we know we're close and it'll burst through. And it does. The relief when it finally comes out and we can breathe easy once again, no describing that.

Except that we might just end up with an effing scar on our nose for a while if the whitehead turns out to be a rather large one.