Earstretching.net

The sad part is, I get a story like that at least once a week.

O.o

Holy cow.

I mean, I did dumb shit whenever I was younger and new to stretching but that takes the cake!

It's difficult when something I feel very passionate about becomes popular. Years ago my biggest issue was clients changing a navel ring too soon, picking at their piercing or simply not taking care of it. Now I have to keep a mental log of when somebody last stretched their earlobes.
A lot of young adults want to take it to the extreme and some simply want to outdo their friends. I often wonder what the future is going to be like, cause if it's filled with dentists, doctors and other professionals with stretched out lobes, I am all for it!!!!!! On the same sense I wonder what if this person decides they don't want them anymore (personal choice, career or because it is no longer fashionable). They are often left with sagging earlobes that sometimes need to be surgically corrected. It's a lot easier to create a body modification than it is to fix it.

Hardware wrote:corazon, you are awesome

+1

I just have one ear right now. My mom has threatened to rip out anything else I get. Now, not that that is going to stop me . I don't think she would actually do it, but I'm at least going to wait til I get to college. I'm planning, maybe a snakebite and maybe my right eyebrow.

Industrials in both ears, and 00 lobes, also right eyebrow. I want snakebites but not sure

I'm getting my conch done this Saturday ^^ Definitely pierced, and maybe punched at like 8g. I'm thinking of stretching it up to like 0g, and hints or tips or anything?
Thanks =]


Zak

If you want a 0G conch your best bet is probably just to get it re-punched when you decide you want it bigger. Stretching cartilage is a total pain in the ass for most people. Good luck, and let us know how it goes! Large-gauge conches are awesome.

corazon_de_oro wrote:If you want a 0G conch your best bet is probably just to get it re-punched when you decide you want it bigger. Stretching cartilage is a total pain in the ass for most people. Good luck, and let us know how it goes! Large-gauge conches are awesome.

I agree with Corazon. Just get it punched at the size you're positive you want it to be, since obviously you're basically chomping a huge piece of flesh/cartilage out of your ear, you won't be able to go back once it's done :p

I'm starting to really want a new piercing... it's been about six months since I've gotten one! Tragus, daith, or second lobes? Hmmm....