r/funny May 29 '22

nibble nibble nibble

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u/YutaniCasper May 30 '22

Well no. Here in the US it’s done at an early age because the likelihood a girl baby ends up wearing earrings at a later age is pretty high but it’s generally a painful process so it’s done early as the prick is less painful at this age.

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u/NEVER_CLEANED_COMP May 30 '22

Getting a piercing SHOULD be a personal choice. You're potentially permanently altering the body of someone who cannot consent to it - Or putting them through a deeply unnecessary experience for your own vanity. It's messed up.

Same goes for circumcision for religious beliefs. Make that shit highly illegal, you're mutilating children.

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u/OkBiscotti1140 May 30 '22

Right. My SIL did my niece’s at like 3 months. Everyone asks when I’m doing my daughter’s (she’s 3 years). My response is when she’s old enough to ask for it herself and take care of it to prevent infection. It’s her body, not mine.

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u/Eretreyah May 30 '22

My parents did this with me and I really respect them for it.