Anonymous wrote:I wish I was surprised at how ignorant and covert racist the replies are. Never change DCUM.

Agreed. Racist digs all along the thread.

Anonymous wrote:Gross. It’s impossible to look at them and not think of hygiene issues.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I wish I was surprised at how ignorant and covert racist the replies are. Never change DCUM.

Look, I am not insulting south east asians. Every single person I know with a nose piercing is a poor person from the south with bad decision making skills.

OP did not ask about specific cultural groups.

And, it's part of my culture as well, if you consider "poor white trash" to be a cultural group.

If you are south east asian, then you are from a different cultural group.

Anonymous wrote:Gross. It’s impossible to look at them and not think of hygiene issues.

This! Gross to me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, they trap yucky stuff.

And it they are pierced thru the septum, looks like they want to be led around like a cow.

Once over 21, I consider excess piercings still being worn (besides ears) a warning about their potential mental health or self esteem.

You need to broaden your social circle

My social circle is fairly broad.

Every single friend I have with a nose ring, over the age of 35, is either bipolar or has some other severe mental health issues.

They are still my friends, and I don't reject them because they have a nose ring or are bipolar, but I know of what I speak.

Right now my 40 year old bipolar friend a nose ring and multiple piercings is trying to repair her marriage to a felon who just got out of jail for stealing her car during his probation and wrecking it, hurting other on the way.

Trust me, you do not want to stir that pot of crazy.

I wish I was surprised at how ignorant and covert racist the replies are. Never change DCUM.

No. To me they look like the type of thing you would do to an animal, prisoner or chattel. A nose ring looks like something you would use to chain an animal's head up. So, no, not sexy to me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As part of my culture, it is beautiful to me. Many women in my culture will wear a nose ring or pin but without piercing the nose. It can be also a clip on or a screw-on. I am not a brave person and getting my earlobes pierced was the extent of my willingness to put fashion over pain. But. yeah, beautiful piece of jewellary.

These are for weddings, no?

Exactly it's cultural for many. It's part of my culture too, and we don't just wear for weddings.

Anonymous wrote:No, they trap yucky stuff.

And it they are pierced thru the septum, looks like they want to be led around like a cow.

Once over 21, I consider excess piercings still being worn (besides ears) a warning about their potential mental health or self esteem.

You need to broaden your social circle

No, they trap yucky stuff.

And it they are pierced thru the septum, looks like they want to be led around like a cow.

Once over 21, I consider excess piercings still being worn (besides ears) a warning about their potential mental health or self esteem.

I like the studs on women unless they're super pale (which I'm otherwise generally a fan of)

I always wonder if you can take it out and play your nose like a flute.

But, aside from that idle curiosity, no.

Ew. No. They’re totally disgusting.

No. It looks like a booger.
From most distances, a stud in the nose looks like a booger.