How to Get a Split Tongue

Having a split tongue, also known as tongue forking or forked tongue, is growing in popularity. Many people like the look of a forked tongue but the high price of having the splitting done by a plastic surgeon leads many people to split their tongues at home.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Fishing line

1. Pierce your tongue and allow it to heal fully. Full healing can take up to a month. A pierced tongue is absolutely necessary when you split your tongue yourself.

2. Ensure that you have a high tolerance for pain. Splitting your tongue yourself takes several weeks and the procedure involves a lot of pain.

3. Take a fishing line and thread it through the hole where your tongue was pierced. Line the fishing line up with the tip of your tongue and tie a knot in the line as tight as you can bear. Tie and second knot in the line so that it's so tight it hurts.

4. Repeat Step 3 every 3 to 4 days. The line should be loose after a few days so you can cut it off and replace it.

5. Continue the tying process until your tongue is almost fully split. It will take between 4 to 8 weeks. You may have to use a razor or blade to cut the last little section of tongue.

6. Practice using your newly split tongue. You will soon be able to move each section individually and be able to talk without a lisp.

Tips & Warnings

• Having a licensed medical professional split your tongue is faster, safer and less painful. Having your tongue split by a professional should be your first choice.
• Splitting your own tongue can be risky. If you experience heavy bleeding seek emergency medical care.

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