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So, I just spent 9 hours being tattooed last night/morning.
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2018-01-18 at 10:43 PM UTC
Originally posted by HTS The baby is gonna be fine ya big… baby.
Probably, but maybe not. This is a child you're talking about. Putting that child at risk so you can look cool? Pretty fucking irresponsible, especially on top of drug use. There's a reason most tattoo artists will turn away pregnant women. -
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2018-01-18 at 10:56 PM UTCI would love to take OP out on a date and hold her hand over the dinner table
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2018-01-19 at 12:59 AM UTC
Originally posted by 哈哈你看不懂中文 Ink poisoning is a thing. Getting an 8hr tat with heavy coloring? Yeah… Not to mention the weed.
Ink poisoning is not a thing. Allergic reactions are a thing however, but rarely occur with solid black, even at that, I've yet to have any reactions. Infection would be the true reasonable fear here, if we are going to fairly assess risk. I've been doing everything possible to keep it from getting infected, which has been including alcohol twice a day over it, and protecting it with AD ointment. The living room in which I am being tattooed in is in a very clean home- my friend is OCD about cleaning- it's just been a comfortable place to be while having this done.
You do realize too, that tattoo ink doesn't ever make it's way to the bloodstream, right? It goes in about 2 mm into the skin. I'm getting this tattoo not to "look cool", or whatever you think, but for spiritual reasons, and my mental health, with being able to let go of shit from a bad relationship, and I want to finally have this cover up done soon.
I've actually quit smoking, and have only been smoking weed for my nausea, and loss of appetite, as I had experienced with my first child. I had a good time, and also enjoyed the weed/ebibles, since well, I'm doing it anyway. I have't even been smoking weed before now, and I wouldn't be if not for my nausea/vomiting/appetite loss that gets pretty damn severe. -
2018-01-19 at 1:45 AM UTC
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2018-01-19 at 1:46 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-01-19 at 1:48 AM UTC
Originally posted by hydromorphone Ink poisoning is not a thing. Allergic reactions are a thing however, but rarely occur with solid black, even at that, I've yet to have any reactions. Infection would be the true reasonable fear here, if we are going to fairly assess risk. I've been doing everything possible to keep it from getting infected, which has been including alcohol twice a day over it, and protecting it with AD ointment. The living room in which I am being tattooed in is in a very clean home- my friend is OCD about cleaning- it's just been a comfortable place to be while having this done.
You do realize too, that tattoo ink doesn't ever make it's way to the bloodstream, right? It goes in about 2 mm into the skin. I'm getting this tattoo not to "look cool", or whatever you think, but for spiritual reasons, and my mental health, with being able to let go of shit from a bad relationship, and I want to finally have this cover up done soon.
I've actually quit smoking, and have only been smoking weed for my nausea, and loss of appetite, as I had experienced with my first child. I had a good time, and also enjoyed the weed/ebibles, since well, I'm doing it anyway. I have't even been smoking weed before now, and I wouldn't be if not for my nausea/vomiting/appetite loss that gets pretty damn severe.
There is some evidence that excessive tattooing can increase the risk of liver disease -
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2018-01-19 at 2:26 AM UTC
Originally posted by LegalizeSpiritualDiscovery I'm pretty sure the answer is we don't know. Which should be enough for most people to not do it while pregnant.
Everything I can find says "no", not "we don't know". You don't know and neither does §m£ÂgØL, which is probably why you both should have shut up and stayed in your lane.~ UwU
You'll cowards don't know shit about pregnancy. Placentas are like... blood-brain barrier tier permeability. -
2018-01-19 at 2:26 AM UTC
Originally posted by hydromorphone Ink poisoning is not a thing. Allergic reactions are a thing however, but rarely occur with solid black, even at that, I've yet to have any reactions. Infection would be the true reasonable fear here, if we are going to fairly assess risk. I've been doing everything possible to keep it from getting infected, which has been including alcohol twice a day over it, and protecting it with AD ointment. The living room in which I am being tattooed in is in a very clean home- my friend is OCD about cleaning- it's just been a comfortable place to be while having this done.
You do realize too, that tattoo ink doesn't ever make it's way to the bloodstream, right? It goes in about 2 mm into the skin. I'm getting this tattoo not to "look cool", or whatever you think, but for spiritual reasons, and my mental health, with being able to let go of shit from a bad relationship, and I want to finally have this cover up done soon.
I've actually quit smoking, and have only been smoking weed for my nausea, and loss of appetite, as I had experienced with my first child. I had a good time, and also enjoyed the weed/ebibles, since well, I'm doing it anyway. I have't even been smoking weed before now, and I wouldn't be if not for my nausea/vomiting/appetite loss that gets pretty damn severe.
you should go swimming in a public pool.
after all...the water is chlorinated so you wouldnt have to worry about catching anything infectious. -
2018-01-19 at 2:28 AM UTC
Originally posted by HTS Everything I can find says "no", not "we don't know". You don't know and neither does §m£ÂgØL, which is probably why you both should have shut up and stayed in your lane.~ UwU
You'll cowards don't know shit about pregnancy. Placentas are like… brain-tier permeability.
Post sources, bitch. -
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