This is your sign ✨
Take this as a sign to get a new piercing. I decided to get back dermals while my best friend got the face dermal. As you can see in the video it wasn’t even in all the way. & yes it did hurt that’s why I was crying he even put numbing spray on me both times because of it. I was laying there for a while so eventually the pain lead me from doing fine to okay then crying. At least 2-3 times I was ready to stay I didn’t want it anymore. I was laying there for 25-35 minutes yes I know it’s not supposed to take that long but he was taking his time so he didn’t rip my skin. The whole experience is such a blur to me I remember everything but now after having them & not even really feeling it & forgetting that they’re there it’s hard to believe I sat there in pain for that long. My best friend was the same way she was laying there for a while getting one on her face I posted that one already. This is just one of my many clips from that day because as I previously stated I was laying there getting it done for 25-35 mins. Let me know if I should post more clips down in the comments. What piercings do you have & are currently thinking about getting ?
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Nope. That would irritate the crowd out of me. Also with my luck I’d mess it up or hook it on something or somehow do something that would end up getting infected. I don’t think I could deal with that. I do have a tattoo there already.