Piercing Ear @ Home

[blackoptimus]

Hey guys, I already have my left ear pierced a while ago, I wanna do the other ear, is there a way I can do it at home without leaving the ear ring in for 6 weeks, since I have skool and male's can't wear jewelry.

[Demonac]

Isn't that pretty sexist by the school?
Make an issue out of it. :P

[blackie]

suck it up and dont brake the rules, you would have knew those were the rules

[GoktimusPrime]

I thought that the rule about leaving a ring or stud inside the ear for a certain period so that:
a/ The hole stays open
b/ Prevents infection (provided that the ring or stud isn't made from cheap materials)

Isn't that pretty sexist by the school?
Make an issue out of it. :P

Private schools often enforce more conservative dress codes. Although even at public schools you can't wear large earrings - many schools enforce studs or sleepers. This is done for safety because earrings can get caught on stuff (e.g. during sport, practical lesson (esp. industrial arts) etc.).

suck it up and dont brake the rules, you would have knew those were the rules

Yeah, pretty much. If you don't like your school's rules, change school. But so long as you choose to go there then you need to follow their rules.

[janda the red]

hey optimus...

sorry mate, there isn't a way without leaving the piercing in.

the idea is to keep the wound from closing.....

take out the ring......wound starts to close

janda

[kup]

What silly thread.

[griffin]

No more silly than a lot of other topics here. It's asking for practical help, so on-topic posts would need to offer advice on the subject. And it's not a rare thing these days for guys to have their ears (and other things) pierced, so it's best they know how to do it safely to avoid things like infection. The reasons they do it is purely up to them, like to follow a crowd/trend, to look pretty with sparkly jewellery, to blatantly show off their wealth, or to attract a certain gender - it's their choice and they don't need to say why they are doing it.