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Very impromptu shoot with a friend of mine. Turned out pretty well for a quick pit-stop!
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Everytime something major changes in my life, be it a relationship ending or changing (friends, etc.), a death in the family, or losing a pet, I always become a very compulsive human being and do something to represent that change physically instead of just feeling it emotionally. It's usually my hair, I can't tell you how many times I cut and colored my hair last summer. But, I can safely say that this impulse to get my much wanted tragus piercing was because of losing my beloved cat Psyche. My family and I are all getting family tattoos, but on impulse and due to scheduling conflicts, I went ahead and did the piercing instead. I absolutely love it. It's one of my favorite body modifications I've ever done (not that there are TOO many) but I think it's beautiful and it fits me like it's always been there. <3
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Scatto: Nikon d700 + Nikkor ed af 80-200mm f 2.8 distanza 200mm f/2.8 iso 200 tempo 1/1250 sec.
scattata: 30 Dicembre 2012
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But for those of us who have continued to punch holes in ourselves (let’s face it, that is what we are doing) when is enough enough? I ...
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I actually took the pic only to show my new lip piercing to a friend, but kind of liked the end result and deciced to upload it here :)
Unexpectedly out of the dark, GL112 leads GL111 both in Freightliner livery through Lisarow with 5182 loaded Wee Waa Cotton train to Port Botany for export.
6th April 2013
A lone icicle tries its best to extinguish any heat that threatens its winter existence. Photo 1 of 52 in my 2016 Project 52.
Belly Button Piercing By slodive.com
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But if I have to stop wearing a swimsuit at 61, won't everyone be able to see my belly button piercing when I jump into the pool naked? Perhaps the solution is to fight tirelessly against t...
Description Nose piercings. By upload.wikimedia.org
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There’s a large black box that’s emitting high piercing calls. It’s the eerie noise you normally With my elbow tucked into my waist to support her weight, her head is cent...
*Surface ForeArm Corset Piercing, pierced by myself.
I see the way you look at me
your eyes always despair
But I can assure you when I say and mean
this body doesn't care.
I can paint it,pierce it, bruise it and abuse it
but the owner is the only one who can use it.
So since the owner of my body is me,
I think I have the rights to quote,
turn your head and let me be.
To put this straight, I know I don't exactly eat 5 fruits a day and however many gallons of water it is i'm supposed to drink...But, I do not think I abuse my body.
Sure, I see it as a blank sheet of paper, a healthy size canvas and I do push it sometimes. But, I do think people should have more of an open mind to people who 'experiment' in an artistic way with their body and appearances.
It bugs me out when people actually scream when they see something like the content in my above photo, and don't shy away from telling them exactly how they feel about what they've just seen... Which normally goes something like,
"WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT TO YOURSELF! EWWW!"
Well, have your opinion please do. But I am totally against mocking people for how they control their own bodies.
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