Tongue Piercing

[cape43cod]

Sorry Angel, I have returned...

I am so glad there are so many responses to this thread. I was really drunk the first time I did it, and did it for a dare by a girl. I am generally not the stereotypical "piercing person", although I do have both ears pierced, two in one ear. I had no piercings until my first day of college, my mother was against EVERYTHING so I rebelled as soon as I was out her house. Now I'm not sure why I repierced it, but I do like it. I work for one of the largest Blue Chip companies, I remove my earrings for work, Ienjoy the "thrill" of have a tongue ring in coorporate america.

Thanks for the responses...

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[cape43cod]

Wow Angel....

Angel, Just checked out your www... Beautiful pics! You look fantastic... Single?


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[Angel]

Re: Sorry Angel, I have returned...

I work for one of the largest Blue Chip companies, I remove my earrings for work, Ienjoy the "thrill" of have a tongue ring in coorporate america.

My dear, you might be surprised to learn that most of the people I know with multiple "personal" piercings as well as the more tame tongue, eyebrows and ear piercings are going strong in highly paid, corporate jobs.

As much as many people will hate to admit it, piercings and tattoos are becoming more and more commonplace and acceptable in the workplace. I know quite a few high powered, wealthy coporate type males with facial piercings, and earrings.


Like I always say, if it is acceptable for a woman to have earrings, and necklaces and rings, it's more than a little sexist to forbid a male the same rights - which most of the places I have worked have put into policy. (Sorry that is a pet peeve of mine)

 

[Angel]

Re: Wow Angel....

Angel, Just checked out your www... Beautiful pics! You look fantastic... Single?


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[cape43cod]

Thanks

I appreciate your comments on corporate america. I sometimes need reinforcement that my ideas are ok to have. I wish sometimes I were able to just say "fuck it" and make a decision and stand by it, not worrying what others may think or say. I read your other thread, I sincerely hope you feel better soon. I grew up in New York, Then moved to Mass, I work in Malden right now. (not sure what meaning this may have...)

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[Angel]

Re: Thanks

I appreciate your comments on corporate america. I sometimes need reinforcement that my ideas are ok to have. I wish sometimes I were able to just say "fuck it" and make a decision and stand by it, not worrying what others may think or say. I read your other thread, I sincerely hope you feel better soon. I grew up in New York, Then moved to Mass, I work in Malden right now. (not sure what meaning this may have...)

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!!!!!!!! OMFG!

I was born in Malden! And now I live in NY.

 

[cape43cod]

Aaahhh NY...

I am visiting NY this weekend. I grew up in Dutchess county, went to college (briefly) at University at Albany, occasionally do work in Rochester for kodak... I'll email my pic sometime...


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[Angel]

I'm actually making plans to possibly go back to Boston in the fall. I haven't been to the state since I was about 12 and we went to Cape Cod on vacation.

I haven't been back to Boston or that area at all since we moved when I was four.

 

[cape43cod]

I lived on Cape Cod for a couple of years... Liked it, but boring for people our age. Just moved to CT (near Hartford) recently, got out of a 4 year relationship, and slowly rebuilding. I feel for the lost feelings you have, not feeling like you fit anywhere... It's overwhelming. Hang in there. Maybe we could help each other through the times. Hail to Literotica.

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[Tx girl]

I'll just say this, my husband and i both have our tongues pierced and we both love it. It adds a little something more, if you know what i mean!

 

[cape43cod]

Finally a pic!

Here is my piercing... and my big head! (Bad picture, terrible angle)

Comments, concerns welcome.

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