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Feb 10, 2008 @ 22:07:56 | #1 | autumnsmama
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28/F/Cambridge, Canada Join Date: May 2006 | So what would you do?
Your spouse is against body art of any kind. For whatever reason, doesn't matter. But you are for it, and would like to get something done on your body. Do you do it?
Also, if you've been in this position, feel free to share.
Myself, I am fine with body art. I was born and raised around it. In fact, I watched my brother get his first tattoo done, by my father, on his 18th birthday, with sewing needle (brand new) and ink. All this is normal for me. So, naturally, I want my belly button pierced. I went and did it with my own money. My husband hated it. I wanted a tattoo and I went and had my brother do it for me. My husband doesn't like it. I can't tell you how many arguments we had over these things before I got them done, but for me, it was my body and I wanted it, so I did it. My husband "likes" my tattoo now, only because it has his name, our kids names, and it suit me. It's also on my calf, so it's kinda hidden.
Anyway, what's your take?
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Feb 10, 2008 @ 22:40:00 | #5 | jeanettesianrachel
Ogler 28581 points


42/F/Medway, United Kingdom Join Date: Dec 2006 | i have 12 tatoos none of them need to be n show if i didnt want them too,i would have them still if my husband was against them,its my body he has his own to have or not have tattoos,i have had a couple of pieceings but they have gone funny so i let them heal up but every now and then i think about having my eyebrow pierced its only the fact it might go bad thats putting me off.i have a man whos a pro artist do mine,he does what ever you want,none from books so there all orginal he comes to your house and he makes and disenfects the needles in front of you,and he is cheaper cos he has no shop rent or space to pay for. 
 A great man once told me,
I was beutiful,
SO I MARRIED HIM.
Now he tells me every day. | | |
Mar 29, 2008 @ 18:38:51 | #12 | cwarner7264
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16/M/Harwich, United Kingdom Join Date: Mar 2008 | well im looking at this from the other angle.
my gf just had a lip piercing done. on one hand, facial piercings are one of my pet hates, but at the same time she's still the same person she was before.
the really annoying thing about it is that she didnt talk to me about it at all till afer she had it done.
afterwards, i tried to conceal my frustration, but unsucessfully.
i can live with it but it really has caused friction, from my point of view any way.
my advice to anyone thinking of getting a piercing is that you talk to your spouse beforehand. it can have more of an effect on them than you might think.
i wouldnt consider myself to be shallow at all, as you might think i am from reading this, its just that i have a strong opinion on the ethics behind piercings, and i do wish she'd discussed it with me before. | | |
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