she was also interested in getting those rings in your back where you can lace them up or whatever, something like
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I just assume people with gauges or whatever are stupid and stay away from them
Honestly, provided you don't make yourself physically revolting to everyone around you, you're fine. Professional appearance is important.
It's really important to keep up your appearance, along with personal hygiene and other things. If your taxi driver hasn't showered in a month and has gauges big enough to fit your hand through, chances are he isn't going to get much business.
As far as other body modifications go though, if I could replace my arms with bazooka shooting chainsaws, I totally would.
That's really cool... I personally wouldn't do it but I think it looks quite cool - what's your opinion of it? Do you think you'd find her less attractive or more attractive or net equal if you don't mind me asking?
While those look super cool and I find them attractive, they tend to get infected for a few reasons, and even if they don't, you're never supposed to leave them in for more than a month, maybe two.
I would like to get tattoos and/or piercings at some point, but I never will because I'm afraid of pain and don't want a permanent mark on me that I eventually stop liking. I support anyone who wants them, but people who hate them confuse me. I see no reason to bash other people for choosing to express themselves.
Let me explain to you why people "expressing themselves" in that manner is bad.
If you feel the need to express yourself with a facial tattoo that makes people scared of you/think you're a retard, no one will employ you because people don't want their employees to be scary retards.
It's fine if it's something private and personal, but turning yourself into a walking advertisement for your local mental health ward significantly reduces your employability, and will make almost everyone biased against you.
What makes you think everyone wants to be employed? Being employed does not make you happy or rich. There are more lucrative alternatives, many of which don't depend on you looking “professionally”.
If that is your only concern, it is a rather weak one. Telling people how to live their lives is just being a dick.