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I know this sounds geeky, but the software developer in me really cringes at the idea of anything that can't be changed later. It's not pain or aesthetics that
by bhousel 17y ago
I know this sounds geeky, but the software developer in me really cringes at the idea of anything that can't be changed later. It's not pain or aesthetics that bothers me, it's the permanency of them. Do others feel the same way?
- fburnaby 17y agoThe permanency is the major deterrent for me, too. I have to psychological problem, here, I've just made the rational calculation that my tastes are too likely to change eventually.
- HeyLaughingBoy 17y agoThe permanency is an appeal: a record of who you were at any given point expressed on your skin. I have the constellation Orion branded on my calf because (a) I was very experimental at the time and (b) I wanted to see if I could keep doing it to myself through the pain. that, and sometimes it's fun to just do undoable stuff without bothering to think about it... At least I considered my vasectomy for a long time before doing it :-)