And to preemptively answer the haters’ questions: Because it’s a great picture, that’s why.
(Medusa by Andreas Edvardsson at Ed’s Piercing in Gothenburg, venoms by Tyron Bromham at A’N’T Body Art in Stockholm, Sweden.)
Tag: Body Piercing
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Mornin’, ModBlog!
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Good grief, is there a better way to start the day than with a heaping plate of cutie pie served up by IAM: swoon? I think not, sir.
See more in “Ear Stretching (past 1/2″)“ (Ear Piercing)
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Knockers Rock!
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And so do bums for that matter – Can you spot yours? (You don’t have to ‘fess up if you’d rather not..)
P.S. – How do you feel about boobies being pierced when they can’t fully consent? Heh.
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Cry Baby
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I vaguely remember crying this much when I first had my ears pierced, I’ve toughened up a bit in the ten years since then though.
Humour aside if it were my kid (or if I were the piercer for that matter) I really would have to search myself very hard for any reason why it would be necessary or fair to pierce someone so young, someone that still isn’t able to control bodily functions most adults take for granted, let alone decide if it’s what they want. It certainly can’t be so they’re popular at nursery school, or because “all the other babies are doing it”.
Granted the physical trauma is minimal but I just don’t believe a baby belongs in a piercing environment, at all..
No offence to the mother (I’m assuming she’s the mother) in the photo but seeing my child in obvious distress, whether it be through physical pain, emotional stress or otherwise, would definitely lead me to reassess any decision that caused that distress, for a decade or so anyway.
I’m sure posting this will restart the “should kids be pierced” debate, so click the previous links then come back here if you feel like taking part or shouting at each other. Just don’t take the last two seriously..
