Nose rings

[Anonymous]

I work in a pretty buttoned up government office with lots of lawyers and MBAs.

There’s a few women with teeny tiny nose studs. Pretty much guaranteed that they are the fun & freaky ones. I think it’s sexy.

Absolutely do not like a septum ring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: I can't imagine a 50 year old with a nose ring, let alone 45. Gad!!

My wife is 46 and has a tiny one. It looks good. She is not wild.

[Anonymous]

Septum rings are hideous but a few years back I did date a woman so hot that I happily overlooked it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I work in a pretty buttoned up government office with lots of lawyers and MBAs.

There’s a few women with teeny tiny nose studs. Pretty much guaranteed that they are the fun & freaky ones. I think it’s sexy.

Absolutely do not like a septum ring.

It is HILARIOUS to me that you think this.

Nose studs: code for "not JUST missionary" for government lawyers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have the tiniest diamond stud in my nostril. I generally wear jeans and linen buttondowns, or a boxy sweater. I like having that tiny bit of edge.

Looks like a blackhead

[Anonymous]

My sister is the sort of person who is pretty buttoned up but has a little nose stud, sometimes dyes her hair pink, etc., to give her an "edge" in her appearance.

My sister is a very nice person but also an extremely reserved evangelical Christian who saved herself for marriage -- she did not even kiss anyone until she was engaged to her husband. Who is a pastor. She does not believe in anything but missionary sex and also believes that the goal of sex should primarily be procreation.

So these comments about how a nose stud make you edgy and mean your wild in bed are cracking me up. I hope my BIL wasn't disappointed (he wasn't, he has the exact same beliefs).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They can be cute.

If you're a 19 year old trying to look edgy for other 19 year olds. If you're in your 40s they look ridiculous

19 yr old would be 40 in 21 years.

[Anonymous]

Your business ends where other person's nose begins. They aren't seeking your approval.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your business ends where other person's nose begins. They aren't seeking your approval.

Except most people who get facial piercings actually kind of are but okay.

[Anonymous]

I’m 44 and got my nose pierced 2 years ago. The tiniest diamond stud. I love it and DGAF what anyone thinks. I am a professional working in DC before everyone assumes I bust tables.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your business ends where other person's nose begins. They aren't seeking your approval.

Except most people who get facial piercings actually kind of are but okay.

+1

[Anonymous]

Nip piercings>>>

[Anonymous]

Only if you are Indian

Not if you are white

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your business ends where other person's nose begins. They aren't seeking your approval.

Except most people who get facial piercings actually kind of are but okay.

You base that assumption on what? How many people have personally asked you “should I get a nose ring” or “do you think it looks tacky?”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only if you are Indian

Not if you are white

I’m assuming you are white spreading this BS. So white people can’t wear dreads or a kimono? So ignorant.