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Wildfleurs -> RE: Piercing with cocktail sticks (3/19/2007 4:08:15 PM)
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ORIGINAL: hisannabelle yeah, but still - any type of piercing, temporary or permanent, should be done, imho, with someone you know is either a qualified, well-recognized piercer or at least well-trained at needle play. the mechanics of temporary piercing - the necessity of sterile equipment, training in piercing properly, etc. - are basically the same as permanent piercing. if the person she's being pierced by knows what they're doing, i would guess they could probably answer her questions a lot better. the fact that she is asking here throws up red flags for me, because it indicates to me that the person who's going to be poking holes in her doesn't know what he's doing. i might be wrong, but this really bugs me, especially because it's happening on a first meet. I'd definitely suggest the person know what they do, but I don't think you need the skills set required to do a permenant piercing to do a temporary piercing. They are in many cases different animals, though they certainly have the commonality of putting a hole here there wasn't one. I'm not clear that the person that she's meeting with does or does not know how to do temp piercings so I'm reserving judgement (I'm not using the word judgement to suggest its a bad thing, simply that I'm just making that particular judgement call yet) on that. I wouldn't do piercing on a first meet, but thats me. C~ P.S. - Cocktail sticks can be made out of a variety of materials, including metal.
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