If we’re warned by doctor’s, and even by the warning label on the box not to put qtips in our ears because of possible damage, then why do qtips feel so damn good in them, and why is it so hard to stop once you start?
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That part of your ear – the tunnel leading in – is sensitive so that if something like an insect were trying to get in, you should know about that real fast.
But being sensitive tends to also make a soft, gentle touch feel nice. The label is valid, don’t use qtips in the ear. If there is something lodged in your ear, it’s not a great tool for removing it and is just prone to shoving it in further. And as nature has already told you, things in your ears is a bad thing.
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