 I'm doing 18 things |
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get more tattoos
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get my cheeks pierced
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go to beauty school
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move to los angeles
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visit seattle
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visit chicago
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stop eating when I'm bored
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Do 100 sit-ups daily for 100 consecutive days
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Blog more often
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be 18
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be a new person
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drive
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buy v-necks in every color
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start showing my photography skills
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gauge my ears
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stop skipping class
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get angelbites
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never fall in love again
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How I did it: i went to a friend who does professional piercings, he did mine for free. yayy.so yeah he did a good job, umm for me i thought it didnt hurt at all, well it did but not as much. when he shoved the needle through, i didnt realize it was through. i would have to say the pain and soreness afterwards hurts more especially if you have to flip it up to hide it from your parents. other that than its fine, the pain during the process probabl… Read how I did it…
How I did it: i went to new york, looked up tattoo shops, found one that had a good reputation and went. the artist that did mine had an amazing portfolio and the shop had many links to celebrities. i guess that also factors in onto how expensive the tattoo is going to be, i got the quote "Sympathy For The Weak" across my whole chest, right below my collarbone. DID NOT hurt at all, just the pain afterwards felt like a burn. SO worth it and is very addi… Read how I did it…
i got my friend who does piercings to do mine for 30 dollars.
it’s doesnt hurt at all, it just felt really hot from the pressure
so if you’re anxious about the pain, dont.
it’s not that bad and i was able to sleep on it the first night,
i forgot it was even there.
it’s also a nice conversation starter, so yeah.
go for it.
