Except only a pair on the ears, what did some1 feel when she/he got a body piercing or tongue piercing?
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i don't have any piercings--to me that's about the dumbest thing i've ever seen.\n\nmy brother has his nipples pierced.  i asked him what in the world did he do that for?  he said it was for the 'endorphin rush'.  he said there was this immense pain at first and then the endorphins kicked in and it was a high like you've never felt before.\n\nok.  you bet.  man, you want a high, go drink a few buds or smoke that doobie you've been saving---but to have a complete stranger punch holes in your frickin NIPPLES and then shove a piece of metal in there just for an endorphin rush?  you've got to be out of your mind.\n\nnow that i think about it, i don't believe him.  all the times he went running to mom telling on me after i'd slug him in the arm----he should've been thankful for me giving him the 'endorphin rush'!
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3 tats...arm, left breast and upper back\n2 piercings...left ear, right ear
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It can be pretty dangerous as it is possible to hit the nerve in your tongue with the piercing tool.  This would permanently paralyze your tongue so if that sounds like an ok sacrifice, go for it.
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Hi, I have my ears back by plastic surgery about 20 years ago it brilliant and worth.  I feel so happy.  I do not believe it for beauty.
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No, I don't. While kissing someone with a tongue stud is not markedly unpleasant, oral isn't impressive enough to justify the utter obnoxiousness of the constant click-clacking of it against my partner's teeth every time they talk.\n\nPeople with mouth-based piercings (tongue, labret, etc.) are always playing with them. It drives me insane. I've had two partners who got mouth-based piercings while we were together (despite my wishes to the contrary) and in both cases I liked them better before.
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What do boobies feel like?
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4 tats..one i just got a cover-up done.  i had something that was a mistake to get.\n\nthen i got both nips pierced
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My ears when I was 9 years old.  Keep in mind this is here in the hills of eastern Kentucky and it was 1969.  My aunt froze my ears with ice cubes, cut a potato in half and put a large darning needles with thread it in through my ears and I had to keep the thread moving and clean for quite awhile before I got my first pair of small earrings with little giraffe's on them.
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15 Piercing Myths Exposed\n\nby Amy Redd\n\nThe idea of paying someone to shove metal through your flesh might not rank very high on your To-Do list. However, it might jump up a few notches if you were able to separate the truth about the art of body piercing from certain myths floating around. While body piercing may not be for everyone, flawed preconceptions only heighten the reluctance of potential candidates to delve into this somewhat taboo area.\n\nEven the pierced population can become confused by the fallacies running rampant through society. Misinformation leads to health hazards if a new piercing is improperly cared for. Whether you are in the market for a body piercing or not - don't believe everything you hear. \n\nThe Association of Professional Piercers - an international, non-profit group - dispenses health and safety information about body piercing. APP-certified professional piercer Randy Smyre at Pain & Wonder Tattoos and Body Piercing helps to dispel these hindering myths:\n\nPiercings can cause paralysis. This is not an effect of the actual piercing procedure. If an infection is allowed to set in, and nothing is done about it, paralysis is only a possibility, Smyre says. He has never heard of it being a direct instantaneous result of a piercing. If piercings are properly cared for, it should not be a factor.\n\nIt is virtually impossible to blow your nose if you have a nose piercing. Rest assured that someone with a nose piercing is just as capable of blowing his or her nose as someone without this piercing. Unless the jewelry in the nose is extremely large and obstructive, Smyre says it does not affect the ability to blow your nose whenever the need should arise. Tara Newsome, a sophomore Linguistics and Spanish major from Augusta, has a total of 11 body piercings, including one in her nostril. She says the jewelry hasn't interfered with blowing her nose, and it merely took a little time to grow accustomed to. "Everybody asked me, 'How do you stand that?'" she says. "You just get used to it."\n\nDrinking beer with a new oral piercing will cause a yeast infection to form in your mouth. This is false, but don't celebrate just yet. Drinking alcoholic beverages of any kind while a piercing heals, especially an oral piercing, is not recommended by the APP. It will destroy the newly formed skin tissue and cause unnecessary swelling, Smyre says. "The healthier your lifestyle, the easier it will be for your piercing to heal," according to the APP Web site (www.safepiercing.org).\n\nWell at least there's nothing wrong with drinking a little alcohol before getting pierced. Wrong again. Aside from the excess bleeding and swelling alcohol would cause, Smyre says this also brings up an issue of poor judgment. "Drunk people are impossible to deal with," he adds. Those with alcohol in their system won't get pierced at Pain & Wonder.\n\nIf a certain vein in the tongue is accidentally pierced, you could bleed to death. There is surprisingly some amount of truth to this, though it is not nearly as alarming as it first appears. There is an arterial structure that, if pierced, can cause excessive bleeding (not necessarily death). It might not even be noticeable at first because the blood drains down the tongue, Smyre says. You would probably get sick and seek medical attention before you would even realize what actually happened. Technically this is a possibility, but it is extremely unlikely when dealing with a trained professional. Smyre says the tongue is not a very complex organ. To avoid such a situation, the piercer must simply pull back the tongue and check the location of this arterial structure before proceeding with the piercing.\n\nCleaning a piercing as many times a day as possible will ensure a faster healing time. While this might seem like common sense, over-cleaning is not better for a piercing. Piercings should be cleaned about twice daily an
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This is the only actual article I could find on tongue tattooing while searching on Yahoo.  There are a lot of pages about tongue piercings.
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5 on each ear\n\ni also have my tongue, nipples, ,lip, monroe, nose and bellybutton pierced
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I think any body piercings except for ears, looks trashy!
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All piercings hurt. the hurt factor is what differs in piercings. you can die, of course... that is if the wound get infected. i suggest you have a doctor do the piercing and it won't go hairless since you're piercing the skin above and under the brow, not the scalp.\n\nthankies!!
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If your parents are allowing you to get your ears peirced for the first time...do it for yourself. As stated above it's realy a personal thing.\n\nBad reasons for doing this...\nIt's cool\nAll the other girls are doing it\nIt'll make me feel more grown up\nI feel I have to in order to fit in\nBoys will look at me more\n\nYou get the basic picture on that.\n\nNow, if you simply personaly belive that ear piercing is pritty and you want it for yourself,then keep in mind that there are risk involved here. Your parents and the person actualy doing the piercing will help you with this. \n\nFirst and for most- make sure you have a certified piercer!\n\n#1 - the day before get prepared, don't pick out new earings right away, you'll have to wait about 6 weeks.\n#2 - the day of the piercing have your hair clean and tied back away from your ears. Also keep your hands away from your ears. This will help stop the spread of any infectious substences that might be present.\n\n# 3 - be sencitive about placement of the earings. They may use a medical marker to put small dots on your ears before the piercings.\n\n# 4 - stay calm try not to think about it to much keep your breathing normal.\n\n# 5 - probably the most important, Follow ALL instruction! Clean with the solution provided, turn the earings daily ect, they will go over this with you when you have it done.\n\nGood luck and enjoy!
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My boyfriend is a body piercer. He has done it for almost 10 years now. He has his nipples pierced and I love them. I have watched him pierce nipples on men and women. Everyone is different when it comes to pain. I have seen some people who take it with no problems and some people wimp around after it is done. It's all based on you. I think it is a neat piercing. I don't have mine done yet. I have 9 piercing now and I'm movin' on up. Piercing "your lady"? Well, I will never do it and my boyfriend won't pierce that area. He says that it is hard for some people to get that area healed b/c it is easy to get infected. It is a warm, wet area. AND.... no sex for a long while after it is done. If you can keep it clean and think it is something u want.... GO FOR IT.....
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Yes and they had piercings too.
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Having anything different about your tounge is going to change how you are able to correctly use it. Two of my friend's girls had their tongue pierced: one had ring and one had the ball. BOTH talked differently afterwards. Also after a couple years, both had to have big dental work done on the teeth the ball and the ring kept rubbing against. One of the checkout people at our local Wallyworld has his tongue pierced and you can hardly understand him when he talks.