I have another hole in my head!!!

I had been debating on getting the cartlidge in my right ear pierced for over 6 months. I was going to do it while in CT, but decided against it. Well today I grew brass ones (if you know what I mean ;) ) I went to the mall, got a fake diamond stud and BANG. It was in, and it doesn't hurt either!!

Here's what it looks like.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...8/f82ca435.jpg

Hey, I just had that done a few months ago. Just be sure to use Neosporin plus at least twice a day and remember to turn the earring. Mine is fine now. Takes about a year to get completely well, though. I love mine! I just switched out the piercing earring.

I got one a couple years ago, Donna. Seem like it took it awhile to get well. It hurt to sleep on it, though. Sometimes I wear earring there and sometimes I don't. My granddaughter was getting her ears pierced and she talked me into having it done. I really do like mine though!:)

:eek:

We hope Dad nebber duz dat!

We'd be afraid hiz Branez mite Fall Out! :p

:D

When I saw the title to your thread I though you had taken in another cat!

wow!
You are much much braver than Me!!!
looks great!

LOL.. I feel so lame, I have no piercings, yet women twice my age (Triple my age? .... No offense, promise!) have more than one.

It looks great Donna!:p

I have two cartilage piercing. One right next to the other. I never take the earrings out except to change them. The first one I got as a sophomore in high school, so about 7 years ago. The other I got about 3 years ago. Both of mine healed fast and they never hurt. Yours looks great! :)

Didn't hurt? :eek: Lucky... Mine hurt for like a week, and for about a month if i touched it. It's fine now.. I can even sleep on it and stuff.

It looks great!! :D

Looking great, Donna!!! :)

Call me chicken...I can't bring myself to pierce cartilage. I do like the look, but can almost feel the discomfort. Someone I know has her cartilage pierced all the way up her ear, and the little doo-hickey thing in the front of her ear. Don't ask me what it's called, but we all have them. :confused: