Thread: scarification

I wouldn't feel excitement, it would be fear and embarrassment. It looks trashy because it looks so un-natural on people. If you get enough of them you look like a freak. Also good luck getting a job if its where ppl can see it.

That is true. My sisters friend had one on her arm, a simple wire wrap, and she has trouble getting a job. Employers have told her that is the reason why.

yes i know this dont worry lol

im getting it on my lower back and if i were to go to work

i wouldnt wear something that showed it anyway

it wouldnt be appropriate

Just wondering but what are you planning on getting put on?

you know it's so difficult to find a good one

mainly because there's a lot of good designs to pick from

if you want ill take suggestions its a really hard choice

but i have time because i have to get the money for it

it's about $250 to get one

One word: ouch.

It's a form of self-mutilation! I understand wanting a tattoo-like image without the needles and ink . . . but cutting it into your skin is NOT the answer! **shudder** I watched a crime show and a psychotic villain tied kidnapped women to a chair and turned them into "canvases" for his "art." It's creepy.

Wow, that is really interesting. I have never heard of this till now. It is beautiful but I don't think I would have it done myself. The only way I would consider having a form of body art is if something very major happened in my life. Like if I lost a child or something that would just really effect me. I would want my body art to be the symbol of those emotions.

I do agree with the other posts that it looks trashy but only if overdone. If you have one tattoo that is truly beautiful than it can be awe inspiring. But if it looks like you have 10,000 tattoos all over the place it doesn't have the same affect and ends up looking trashy.

yes well i agree with that

if it was more than like three little ones it would just look like a mess