My first proper piercing my Nape
Well, I had been looking on for a piercing that I could get for months, and the nape was one of the ones that truly came to my attention. I required a piercing that I could hide from my mummy, because I do not believe she’d actually approve of me having another piercing after she found out about my 0gauge ear.
( It took her one or two months to note that ) SO I finally made a decision to get it done, and started to inform all of my buddies about how I was going to get my nape pierced, and decided that I’d get it done on Wed. . After a little bit of research, I made a decision that X factor piercing in Torquay was the right spot for me to go to, because I talked to Chris, and he looked like an especially friendly guy, who knows his things. Wed. rolled around…and I chickened out.
So I spent the entire the week after next psyching myself up for it, and told my buddies to coerce me to go there next Wed. Therefore Wed.
rolled around AGAIN, and this time my buddies were prepared. They took hold of both my hands and dragged me there, because I had no desire to seem like a wimp, I allow them to take me into X factor, and asked Chris for the piercing I wanted. He took me upstairs, and made me fill out all of the correct forms, showed me the surface bar and then put gloves on. He then marked out where he though my nape piercing would look the best. Then one of my chums took a photograph so I could agree with the placement.
It’s reasonable to say that it took around three weeks after discovering dermals existed to getting one. It started with my buddy announcing she’d seen a girl near her office with clavicle piercings but single points, no obvious bars. Naturally being the addict I was I investigated this, and discovered microdermal implants. Countless hours on BMEZine, Wiki and youtube later on I was the most educated person I knew when it came to dermals. I’d already decided I was not so avid on the notion of the dermal punch and had a preference for notion of the needle as it seemed to make a bigger pocket which was better to get the foot of the jewellery in.