Just reciting some Queensryche lyrics. This entry isn't about heroin. Sorry. Anyway, are you cool with getting tattoos and piercings, but cringe at the sight of a syringe? Do you ever say "Yeah, I can't wait to get more ink", but hesitate to get shots from the doctor?
I've been pierced and tattooed, but shit myself at the thought of needles. I'll still be a bit nervous whenever I'm waiting at the parlour, but whenever I'm waiting for an injection, I'll be sick and act all "I don't want to get a needle! Fuck this, I'm out of here!". LOL, I remember in year 7 when nurses visited us at school to give us booster shots. There some guy who was geeing us up poking a pen against his arm. He didn't have to get one because he was in Macedonia when the permission slips were distributed. Some of the girls were crying from the shot, saying that it killed. I was at the end of the line and when it was finally my turn, I was being a big wuss saying "NO NO NO! I DON'T WANT ONE!". I finally let the nurse give me a shot, then I was like "Oo, was that it? That wasn't so bad". The teacher was cracking up at me.
Even in year 12 when nurses came around again to give us Meningecocal shots, I did the same thing. I was shitting myself, then the nurse said "Look out of the window and tell me what you see". I said "I see trees and...", then the nurse said "Right, finished!". I didn't even notice it. I asked the nurse if I could get another one, and she just laughed at me.
Anyway, it seems like the more a needle hurts, the more likeley I am to get one. I've had my navel pierced (had to take it out after 14 months though because it got rejected). That wasn't that bad. It only hurt for three seconds while the needle went through. But nothing unbearable. More uncomfortable than painfull. I was a bit nervous, but remaining quite calm. I was asking the piercer questions though, but he was cool. I just layed back in the chair and closed my eyes. The peircer said "Right, I'm going to put the needle in now. It felt like he tried to pierce me, but the needle wouldn't go through. So I opened my eyes and looked down and I saw a needle sticking through my belly button. I was like "Ewww, shouldn't have looked". So I closed my eyes again and a moment later the piercer said "There, all done". I bareley even noticed. Oooooh, I was on a high. People say that the clamping hurts, but I didn't get clamped. Probably because I was pretty big back then. A friend got her navel pierced by the same guy and she got clamped.
But my tattoo, oh my GOD! The most fucking painful thing I ever went through in my life! First of all, I checked into the parlour the day before and I was served by some guy who was fucking rude to me. When the day came, I brought my brother and his girlfriend with me for support. My brother was geeing me up saying "ARGH, I can't feel my arm!". His girfriend was telling him off for it. I was actually cool while I was waiting. I was a bit nervous, but I convinced myself that it wasn't going to be that bad: BIG MISTAKE!
I found out that the tattoo artist was that prick who was rude to me earlier. So, I sat down on a stool in front of him while he started tracing the edges on the side of my back. The first few lines weren't that bad. But as he got closer to my spine: OUCH! I was squeezing my brothers girlfriend and screaming my head off. Oh my God, it felt like someone was jabbing a nail in my back and just tearing it across.
I felt nautious and I was like "I'm going to be sick!" I ran to the bathroom at the back and spewed up everywhere. I then grabbed a roll of toilet paper and it fell into the toilet, clogging it. I could have shrivled up and turned to dust. I then went back out and continued when one of the other artists came out and was like "WHO THE FUCK THREW THE TOILET ROLL DOWN THE TOILET! THERE'S VOMIT IN THERE, I'M NOT CLEANING IT UP!". Oh my God, I would have given anything to just drop dead at that moment.
It just kept on hurting more and more. I kept on jumping up because I couldn't stand it. I said "That's enough. I can't bare anymore", then the artist said "Just let me finish the head off and you can get the other wing done later because if people see an incomplete tattoo, then it gives us a bad name". I looked out into reception (since the only thing between the tattooing room and reception was a fish tank) and all of the customers jaws dropped. They looked like they were readdy to run a mile.
The tattooist finally finished the head, and I was like "Thank FUCK it's all over". My brother said "Next week, she'll be wanting to finish it off". More than three years later, and I still haven't gone back. People still give me shit about iy, saying "You have to go back. You have to get it finished, or you'll regret it". I don't care. I don't regret it. It's just a tattoo. I've got more important things to think about.
Although, I was thinking of getting one on my arm. I'm still designing it. A lady who used to work down the road from me told me that her daughter's friend is a tattoo artist and she gave me a link to their site. I'll go see her next time. I do want to get one of those beauty spot piercings, but I don't really care about it at the moment.
Just reciting some Queensryche lyrics. This entry isn't about heroin. Sorry. Anyway, are you cool with getting tattoos and piercings, but cringe at the sight of a syringe? Do you ever say "Yeah, I can't wait to get more ink", but hesitate to get shots from the doctor?
I've been pierced and tattooed, but shit myself at the thought of needles. I'll still be a bit nervous whenever I'm waiting at the parlour, but whenever I'm waiting for an injection, I'll be sick and act all "I don't want to get a needle! Fuck this, I'm out of here!". LOL, I remember in year 7 when nurses visited us at school to give us booster shots. There some guy who was geeing us up poking a pen against his arm. He didn't have to get one because he was in Macedonia when the permission slips were distributed. Some of the girls were crying from the shot, saying that it killed. I was at the end of the line and when it was finally my turn, I was being a big wuss saying "NO NO NO! I DON'T WANT ONE!". I finally let the nurse give me a shot, then I was like "Oo, was that it? That wasn't so bad". The teacher was cracking up at me.
Even in year 12 when nurses came around again to give us Meningecocal shots, I did the same thing. I was shitting myself, then the nurse said "Look out of the window and tell me what you see". I said "I see trees and...", then the nurse said "Right, finished!". I didn't even notice it. I asked the nurse if I could get another one, and she just laughed at me.
Anyway, it seems like the more a needle hurts, the more likeley I am to get one. I've had my navel pierced (had to take it out after 14 months though because it got rejected). That wasn't that bad. It only hurt for three seconds while the needle went through. But nothing unbearable. More uncomfortable than painfull. I was a bit nervous, but remaining quite calm. I was asking the piercer questions though, but he was cool. I just layed back in the chair and closed my eyes. The peircer said "Right, I'm going to put the needle in now. It felt like he tried to pierce me, but the needle wouldn't go through. So I opened my eyes and looked down and I saw a needle sticking through my belly button. I was like "Ewww, shouldn't have looked". So I closed my eyes again and a moment later the piercer said "There, all done". I bareley even noticed. Oooooh, I was on a high. People say that the clamping hurts, but I didn't get clamped. Probably because I was pretty big back then. A friend got her navel pierced by the same guy and she got clamped.
But my tattoo, oh my GOD! The most fucking painful thing I ever went through in my life! First of all, I checked into the parlour the day before and I was served by some guy who was fucking rude to me. When the day came, I brought my brother and his girlfriend with me for support. My brother was geeing me up saying "ARGH, I can't feel my arm!". His girfriend was telling him off for it. I was actually cool while I was waiting. I was a bit nervous, but I convinced myself that it wasn't going to be that bad: BIG MISTAKE!
I found out that the tattoo artist was that prick who was rude to me earlier. So, I sat down on a stool in front of him while he started tracing the edges on the side of my back. The first few lines weren't that bad. But as he got closer to my spine: OUCH! I was squeezing my brothers girlfriend and screaming my head off. Oh my God, it felt like someone was jabbing a nail in my back and just tearing it across.
I felt nautious and I was like "I'm going to be sick!" I ran to the bathroom at the back and spewed up everywhere. I then grabbed a roll of toilet paper and it fell into the toilet, clogging it. I could have shrivled up and turned to dust. I then went back out and continued when one of the other artists came out and was like "WHO THE FUCK THREW THE TOILET ROLL DOWN THE TOILET! THERE'S VOMIT IN THERE, I'M NOT CLEANING IT UP!". Oh my God, I would have given anything to just drop dead at that moment.
It just kept on hurting more and more. I kept on jumping up because I couldn't stand it. I said "That's enough. I can't bare anymore", then the artist said "Just let me finish the head off and you can get the other wing done later because if people see an incomplete tattoo, then it gives us a bad name". I looked out into reception (since the only thing between the tattooing room and reception was a fish tank) and all of the customers jaws dropped. They looked like they were readdy to run a mile.
The tattooist finally finished the head, and I was like "Thank FUCK it's all over". My brother said "Next week, she'll be wanting to finish it off". More than three years later, and I still haven't gone back. People still give me shit about iy, saying "You have to go back. You have to get it finished, or you'll regret it". I don't care. I don't regret it. It's just a tattoo. I've got more important things to think about.
Although, I was thinking of getting one on my arm. I'm still designing it. A lady who used to work down the road from me told me that her daughter's friend is a tattoo artist and she gave me a link to their site. I'll go see her next time. I do want to get one of those beauty spot piercings, but I don't really care about it at the moment.
Oh, I just know a lot of trannies, so I took it literally. The Brisbane kids are Emos and Scene Kids. All hanging around Queen Street Mall and Fortitude Valley, acting "cool". My sister lives in Brisbane, so I go there evey now and then.
Oh, I just know a lot of trannies, so I took it literally. The Brisbane kids are Emos and Scene Kids. All hanging around Queen Street Mall and Fortitude Valley, acting "cool". My sister lives in Brisbane, so I go there evey now and then.
Errrrr FC must mean something different in your part of the world...Over here being a lesbian in a man's body is a funny way of saying you like women a lot...As for the sex change you must be thinking Thanateros...You know how those kids from Brisbane are :P
Errrrr FC must mean something different in your part of the world...Over here being a lesbian in a man's body is a funny way of saying you like women a lot...As for the sex change you must be thinking Thanateros...You know how those kids from Brisbane are :P
LOL, oh Noodle. I used to know plenty of people who felt the same. I had a friend who was a lesbian trapped in a man's body. Let's just say that he went to Thailand and she came back one month later.
fierce love: Yeah, don't get a tattoo if you're fluctuant over it. Apparently, it costs five times as much and it's twice as painfull to remove. An old mate of mine knew some guy who was really hammered one night. He walked into a tattoo parlour, grabbed one of the artists, stated violently shaking him and demanding a tattoo of the Australian flag in the shape of Australia. It turned out to be the worst looking tattoo he'd ever seen. So he ended up spending over $10,000 over numerous laser procedures and still can't get rid of it. I also walked into another tattoo parlour just to look at some designs. The guy at the counter was even ruder. And another guy who worked there walked in the door with a bottle of Vodka, so they just completeley ignored me and started doing shots. Not a very good idea to get tattooed by drunken assholes.
Ravenmad2000: Women tend to feel more sensitive during ovulation and mestruation. But it seems like me and every other female that I come accross menstruate at the same time (nearing the end of the month). Although, sometimes I might have onle after only three weeks, or it's one week late.
LOL, oh Noodle. I used to know plenty of people who felt the same. I had a friend who was a lesbian trapped in a man's body. Let's just say that he went to Thailand and she came back one month later.
fierce love: Yeah, don't get a tattoo if you're fluctuant over it. Apparently, it costs five times as much and it's twice as painfull to remove. An old mate of mine knew some guy who was really hammered one night. He walked into a tattoo parlour, grabbed one of the artists, stated violently shaking him and demanding a tattoo of the Australian flag in the shape of Australia. It turned out to be the worst looking tattoo he'd ever seen. So he ended up spending over $10,000 over numerous laser procedures and still can't get rid of it. I also walked into another tattoo parlour just to look at some designs. The guy at the counter was even ruder. And another guy who worked there walked in the door with a bottle of Vodka, so they just completeley ignored me and started doing shots. Not a very good idea to get tattooed by drunken assholes.
Ravenmad2000: Women tend to feel more sensitive during ovulation and mestruation. But it seems like me and every other female that I come accross menstruate at the same time (nearing the end of the month). Although, sometimes I might have onle after only three weeks, or it's one week late.
sometimes a dream of getting a tattoo, i have ideas of designs all swirling around in my head, but i'm almost 30...i figure if i really wanted one, i'd have one by now. i admire work on others but i still don't think i'm ready for the commitment of a life piece done by someone i don't really know and hoping the work comes out impressive. i don't know what one feels like and can't imagine having someone rude do work on my skin...i don't settle for medical staff who is rude so i'm sure as (*&^ not going to put up with someone i'm supposed to be paying for work...i would have no qualms about stopping in the middle of a session and leaving if this was the case.
piercings are different and something i've always kind of viewed as temporary ornamentation. i've had a couple rarer piercings that even to this day, i don't see all that often, and i've kept those...the rest i've let go of.
something i've been quite interested in, if i should ever feel passionate and secure enough in a relationship to marry, is scarification. i'm not sure my skin would heal correctly though, past surgeries on my knee left a not so pretty scar so who knows.
as for needles in general, well, i'm a nurse, so, no, i'm not really afraid of them. :P however, i'd rather stick myself if possible than have someone else do it.
sometimes a dream of getting a tattoo, i have ideas of designs all swirling around in my head, but i'm almost 30...i figure if i really wanted one, i'd have one by now. i admire work on others but i still don't think i'm ready for the commitment of a life piece done by someone i don't really know and hoping the work comes out impressive. i don't know what one feels like and can't imagine having someone rude do work on my skin...i don't settle for medical staff who is rude so i'm sure as (*&^ not going to put up with someone i'm supposed to be paying for work...i would have no qualms about stopping in the middle of a session and leaving if this was the case.
piercings are different and something i've always kind of viewed as temporary ornamentation. i've had a couple rarer piercings that even to this day, i don't see all that often, and i've kept those...the rest i've let go of.
something i've been quite interested in, if i should ever feel passionate and secure enough in a relationship to marry, is scarification. i'm not sure my skin would heal correctly though, past surgeries on my knee left a not so pretty scar so who knows.
as for needles in general, well, i'm a nurse, so, no, i'm not really afraid of them. :P however, i'd rather stick myself if possible than have someone else do it.
You might tie my hands to the wall but you can't tie my dreams to this place.
For what it's worth...there are certain times of a female's hormonal cycle that pain can be exaggerated.
The first week of the month is when we can tolerate more.
I have a heap of credit with a 'butcher' of a tattooist...so, I can appreciate where you're coming from. LOL
Note...never antagonize restaurant staff, eg-complaining about the meal and returning it for another...fuck knows what they'll do to it...and...be very nice to tattooists
For what it's worth...there are certain times of a female's hormonal cycle that pain can be exaggerated.
The first week of the month is when we can tolerate more.
I have a heap of credit with a 'butcher' of a tattooist...so, I can appreciate where you're coming from. LOL
Note...never antagonize restaurant staff, eg-complaining about the meal and returning it for another...fuck knows what they'll do to it...and...be very nice to tattooists
