Pierced mama here! I pierced my nose a few years ago randomly on my way home from the dentist. I had my oldest daughter (who was 6 at the time) with me. She thought it was cool. Although when I got home, my (now ex)husband threatened to divorce me over it. So I took it out but when we finally did split I went back to my piercer and had it redone for my 29th birthday. My piercer got a kick out of that. I had my naval pierced for a bit but it kept getting infected. Sad because I loved it and I hoped I could dress it up for belly dancing.
I want to get a cartilage piercing on my right ear and get a Phoenix tattoo with a lotus flower on my back to symbolize having to burn down my life and start over several times. But being a broke student mama, I'm still saving for that. lol My two girls like to do henna and say that they are going to be Tattoo artists one day and I get a kick out of that especially since their dad is super conservative, lol.
I want to get a cartilage piercing on my right ear and get a Phoenix tattoo with a lotus flower on my back to symbolize having to burn down my life and start over several times. But being a broke student mama, I'm still saving for that. lol My two girls like to do henna and say that they are going to be Tattoo artists one day and I get a kick out of that especially since their dad is super conservative, lol.
. I had 5 piercings... not going to mention where exactly. My hubby has tons of tattoo's, both sleeves, legs, back, chest even... and some 0g earrings that he plans to get even larger. 
also his nips... is this still appropriate for this tribe? We've always been into this sort of thing and are pretty open, so.
Hi! Subbing and introduction. I am a tattoo loving midwife, and I have a few tattoos plus a sleeve in progress. I am super excited about the sleeve because A) it is gorgeous and B) it is a healing piece for me. On my forearm is a clover surrounded by two big purple roses, representing our first miscarriage (a baby girl we named Clover). A bodhi tree in bloom grows up from there, all the way up to my shoulder. This represents our baby boy, Bodhi, who we lost during the second trimester a few months ago. In front of the tree is a big gorgeous pregnant goddess who represents the Feminine Divine. She is cradling Earth in her hands (or she will be once the shading and color is added to her belly), and she has lovely long hair and big beautiful breasts.
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