



As far as being an individual goes, you're being an individual by speaking your own opinion. Kudos.J-Neli wrote:I'm not close minded. I just think that they look disgusting, especially considering the scars you will have because of them for the rest of your life. To me its a complete waste of money, and I honestly cannot believe anyone would do that or want to do that.
Shit on me if you want. I'm all for "being an individual" but to me corset piercings are incredibly stupid. Its stupidity ranks slightly ahead of people who pierce their nose between their eyes, and people who get their ears pierced with massive holes. Just my opinion. Think what you want.
i agree....J-Neli wrote:I'm not close minded. I just think that they look disgusting, especially considering the scars you will have because of them for the rest of your life. To me its a complete waste of money, and I honestly cannot believe anyone would do that or want to do that.
Shit on me if you want. I'm all for "being an individual" but to me corset piercings are incredibly stupid. Its stupidity ranks slightly ahead of people who pierce their nose between their eyes, and people who get their ears pierced with massive holes. Just my opinion. Think what you want.
My electronics stocker has those in his ears. I could put my finger through them sumbitches. It's like he has grommets in his ears. But he's a damn good worker so I don't even care.J-Neli wrote:...and people who get their ears pierced with massive holes. Just my opinion. Think what you want.
but i don't think that everyone values jobs in board rooms as the most satisfying and fufilling sort of career. i mean, maybe it would be for you, and, in that case, you should probably refrain from getting your nose pierced. but i know a hell of a lot of people who would be miserable in the white collared sphere of professionalism. the way you describe the world as working only applies to certain types of work. so... if you have different values and goals for yourself in life, then what the heck, if it makes you happy, pierce/tattoo it up.J-Neli wrote: Also, don't people ever think about their future in terms of jobs and careers? As much as in a perfect world we wouldn't care if someone had a massive piercing through their nose, the fact is that it can be the difference between getting a great job and something crappy. Could you take someone seriously who walked into a board room meeting with a bar through their nose? I don't think I could, and whether that makes me a bad person or not is no big deal because that's the way the world works.
technically, it could go back to normal. i'm not too sure on what the point of no return is, but with some stretched ears, you can go back to normal.J-Neli wrote:There's no way that is going to go back to normal if she ever wanted it out.
what exactly are "normal" piercings? what exactly is it that makes them "normal"?I just think its stupid when people go above and beyond normal piercings,