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pityparty[OP]
05.01.2025 17:42
LinkI think I'm asking for a piercing for my birthday this year
pityparty[OP]
05.01.2025 17:43
LinkI have a surprise ortho appointment tomorrow I am getting closer to getting these braces off
pityparty[OP]
05.01.2025 17:46
LinkBrooooooo and I still wanna go up in gauge size for my ears my dream job is being a teacher I am not finding a job anywhere when I am older dear lord
pityparty[OP]
05.01.2025 17:47
LinkOh my goodness and it stopped snowing here thank the lord I actually hate the snow
I started stretching them in the middle of freshman year and now I'm at the middle of my junior year but I did it cause my parents have alot of piercings and stretch their ears too I just thought it looked cool
I own sommeee cool earrings that my coworker gave me but I stick to the colored silicone ones
While piercings can be a popular form of self-expression, there are several reasons to reconsider before getting one.
First, the risk of infection is a significant concern. Piercings involve puncturing the skin, which can introduce bacteria and lead to swelling, redness, and discharge if not properly cared for. Even with diligent aftercare, complications can arise.
Another factor to consider is the potential for long-term regret. Over time, personal tastes and professional environments may change, and piercings can leave behind scars or stretched skin. This can be difficult to reverse, especially for more prominent piercings.
Additionally, some workplaces have strict policies regarding visible piercings. Depending on your career goals, having visible body modifications might limit job opportunities or require you to remove them frequently.
Pain is another consideration. While some may tolerate the discomfort well, others find the process and healing period unpleasant.