“My microdermal’s journey from perfection to rejection, and eventual removal.“
Going, Going, Gone!
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136 responses to “Going, Going, Gone!”
i am all about invasive insertion and removal
i am all about invasive insertion and removal
i am all about invasive insertion and removal
i am all about invasive insertion and removal
since when do people use their temples in oral sex Roo?
since when do people use their temples in oral sex Roo?
since when do people use their temples in oral sex Roo?
since when do people use their temples in oral sex Roo?
and is it not weird that her lobes get smaller with time not bigger?
and is it not weird that her lobes get smaller with time not bigger?
and is it not weird that her lobes get smaller with time not bigger?
and is it not weird that her lobes get smaller with time not bigger?
i had a micro behind my ear that rejected as well, it was doing wonderfully for almost a year and then i started noticing it being more irritated and “tilting” and then i was cleaning it one day and saw the edge of the foot. i tugged it a ltitle and it just popped out. i have two in my clavicle region… one is looking a little angry, i’ve had them for almost a year… i hope they stay! i love them so much
i had a micro behind my ear that rejected as well, it was doing wonderfully for almost a year and then i started noticing it being more irritated and “tilting” and then i was cleaning it one day and saw the edge of the foot. i tugged it a ltitle and it just popped out. i have two in my clavicle region… one is looking a little angry, i’ve had them for almost a year… i hope they stay! i love them so much
i had a micro behind my ear that rejected as well, it was doing wonderfully for almost a year and then i started noticing it being more irritated and “tilting” and then i was cleaning it one day and saw the edge of the foot. i tugged it a ltitle and it just popped out. i have two in my clavicle region… one is looking a little angry, i’ve had them for almost a year… i hope they stay! i love them so much
i had a micro behind my ear that rejected as well, it was doing wonderfully for almost a year and then i started noticing it being more irritated and “tilting” and then i was cleaning it one day and saw the edge of the foot. i tugged it a ltitle and it just popped out. i have two in my clavicle region… one is looking a little angry, i’ve had them for almost a year… i hope they stay! i love them so much
I had one rejected, as well. I had it done one day and the next morning it looked like i had a grape under my skin. My boyfriends mother took it out with pliers and it bled everywhere. I was really sad but I wont try it again
I had one rejected, as well. I had it done one day and the next morning it looked like i had a grape under my skin. My boyfriends mother took it out with pliers and it bled everywhere. I was really sad but I wont try it again
I had one rejected, as well. I had it done one day and the next morning it looked like i had a grape under my skin. My boyfriends mother took it out with pliers and it bled everywhere. I was really sad but I wont try it again
I had one rejected, as well. I had it done one day and the next morning it looked like i had a grape under my skin. My boyfriends mother took it out with pliers and it bled everywhere. I was really sad but I wont try it again
i have a bindi *third eye* MD, i’ve had it about 4 months and i think its doing well… but i’m paranoid about this happening…. Does anyone know if the area where I got mine is problematic too (between my eye brows)?
i have a bindi *third eye* MD, i’ve had it about 4 months and i think its doing well… but i’m paranoid about this happening…. Does anyone know if the area where I got mine is problematic too (between my eye brows)?
i have a bindi *third eye* MD, i’ve had it about 4 months and i think its doing well… but i’m paranoid about this happening…. Does anyone know if the area where I got mine is problematic too (between my eye brows)?
i have a bindi *third eye* MD, i’ve had it about 4 months and i think its doing well… but i’m paranoid about this happening…. Does anyone know if the area where I got mine is problematic too (between my eye brows)?
hey jonny guess you’re not doin it right … roo would be referring to ummmm legs wrapped around his head turd burglar
hey jonny guess you’re not doin it right … roo would be referring to ummmm legs wrapped around his head turd burglar
hey jonny guess you’re not doin it right … roo would be referring to ummmm legs wrapped around his head turd burglar
hey jonny guess you’re not doin it right … roo would be referring to ummmm legs wrapped around his head turd burglar
cookie – Exactly!
Oral sex killed my microdermals.
cookie – Exactly!
Oral sex killed my microdermals.
cookie – Exactly!
Oral sex killed my microdermals.
cookie – Exactly!
Oral sex killed my microdermals.
very interesting. I found this article when I was browsing the archive of “microdermals” as my research because I am interested in getting one myself. I looked through several portfolio’s, and mentally sorted out a numbered list. Six from Exotix (http://www.sixbodyart.com/index2.html) was #1 on my list. Anyway, what was a really interesting coincidence, is that this MD was actually pierced by Six. The same picture, without the rejection aftermath, is also in this portfolio website. According to his website, the “perfection” shot was taken 6 months after the procedure.
My question is, if it was fine for the first 6 months, what could’ve triggered this rejection?
I’m curious, because like I said, I’m interested in getting a MD myself but not that same location.
very interesting. I found this article when I was browsing the archive of “microdermals” as my research because I am interested in getting one myself. I looked through several portfolio’s, and mentally sorted out a numbered list. Six from Exotix (http://www.sixbodyart.com/index2.html) was #1 on my list. Anyway, what was a really interesting coincidence, is that this MD was actually pierced by Six. The same picture, without the rejection aftermath, is also in this portfolio website. According to his website, the “perfection” shot was taken 6 months after the procedure.
My question is, if it was fine for the first 6 months, what could’ve triggered this rejection?
I’m curious, because like I said, I’m interested in getting a MD myself but not that same location.
very interesting. I found this article when I was browsing the archive of “microdermals” as my research because I am interested in getting one myself. I looked through several portfolio’s, and mentally sorted out a numbered list. Six from Exotix (http://www.sixbodyart.com/index2.html) was #1 on my list. Anyway, what was a really interesting coincidence, is that this MD was actually pierced by Six. The same picture, without the rejection aftermath, is also in this portfolio website. According to his website, the “perfection” shot was taken 6 months after the procedure.
My question is, if it was fine for the first 6 months, what could’ve triggered this rejection?
I’m curious, because like I said, I’m interested in getting a MD myself but not that same location.
very interesting. I found this article when I was browsing the archive of “microdermals” as my research because I am interested in getting one myself. I looked through several portfolio’s, and mentally sorted out a numbered list. Six from Exotix (http://www.sixbodyart.com/index2.html) was #1 on my list. Anyway, what was a really interesting coincidence, is that this MD was actually pierced by Six. The same picture, without the rejection aftermath, is also in this portfolio website. According to his website, the “perfection” shot was taken 6 months after the procedure.
My question is, if it was fine for the first 6 months, what could’ve triggered this rejection?
I’m curious, because like I said, I’m interested in getting a MD myself but not that same location.