That is what I was thinking Mimi. My friend's daughter got a piercing without telling my friend. My friend said "I hope that gets infected and you have to let it grow up!"
Guess what. It did. LOL
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08-19-2007, 07:00 PM #1
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08-20-2007, 01:23 PM #2
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That must be disappointing for any parent, so I feel it a compliment that Silver Daughter asked her parents.
Originally Posted by sandra
In the full picture, with all the major concerns and worries with teenagers, ie drugs, alcohol, pregnancies, it really is not the worse thing she could be doing.
Over here in the UK, it is almost a fashion statement for the youngsters to have these particular piercings.
I had a tatoo when I was 50 years of age and it was rather risqué, (and no regrets), there are so many things I wish I had done when I was younger.
After saying all the above, it is nice you are such caring parents, where I work the teenagers do not have parents that care.
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