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I Want One!!!!

Okay, so I saw this cool piercing on the news yesterday and although I am about as conservative as they come, THIS one I could do. I am trying to find something fun to do to Celebrate my weight loss.

Check it out:

Sage's Urban Art Tattoo and Piercing

Then go to "Piercing" then click "enter" then go down the page to "Dermal Anchors" and it's the 6th one from the left.

I could buy the item and have a doc implant the anchor under my skin. I could have my jeweler make a real top part that is an actual gem stone.

It would end up looking like a diamond or Tanzanite is glued to my wrist. It's like a pierced earring only the anchor is under my skin on top of my wrist.

What do you think? I saw the tattoo guy doing it on the news, took about 3 minutes or less.

I don't want a tattoo place doing it, I want a real doc doing it. ;)

I'm not doing anything without running it by "TheFox" (member) because I am wayyy out of my league on this one. Poor girl, I've sent her at least a gazillion PMs tonight with links asking questions. :)

Thoughts?

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ouch....especialy the genital ones ahhhh.i never found body piercing of any form appealing[sorry,its just me]but i dont minde normal earings for girls ect....my ears are pierced,my friend got a stud in her nose,but i personaly dont think it suits her,but thats fine,she likes it so thats the main thing,every one likes differant things.:clap2:

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I'm way too anal for a tattoo. I'm not opposed to them by any means, I'm just too much of a perfectionist. It would never be perfect enough. THere would always be a line that glitched or a color that didn't look the way I wanted. I can't even commit to a wall color for my living room, let alone something that I have to trust someone else to put on my body.

I'm not a fan of tattoos. I would never get one but I don't think weird things about those that have them.

I'm finding that I'm not a real fan of my piercing either! LOL I'm going to keep it for a few weeks and then probably have it removed. I've noticed that when my friends see it they just look, raise an eyebrow, and say, "Ohhhh, a piercing." HA! Yet when someone 20 or under sees it they say, "Ohhhhh WOW! I wish MY Mom would do something like that!"

I actually liked the photo of the other person better than I like my own. But you know what? I'm glad I did it. I'm soooo conservative in too many ways and I wanted to do something I'd never do in a million years. Well, I did it.

Next week I'll likely have it removed and I can then refer to my piercing days. :)

Darn, I was going to say that I fully support you getting as many things pierced as possible. I even support you getting spacers too to make the holes larger. It would be good for you. It would give you something to go out into the world and go shopping for. What does your therapist say?

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