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    Jul 27, 2012, 01:43 PM
    Piercing.
    Does it hurt more to get your Tragus done or your cartilage?

    I have my Tragus done, and now I want my cartilage done but, I want to know if I'm able to handle it. Please answer asap. Thank you! :)
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    Jul 27, 2012, 02:04 PM
    A friend of mine had both the tragus and cartilage done. He said the cartilage was far worse. Also, he had it pierced with a regular ear piercing gun, which could have cause a lot of damage.

    All piercings are painful. Will it hurt for you? Don't know. It depends on your pain tolerance, and the person that does the piercing. I can tell you that if you do this, make sure it's done with a needle, not a piercing gun. A piercing gun can shatter your entire ear. My friend was very lucky.
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    Jul 27, 2012, 02:14 PM
    I have one place I have used.for my piercings and tattoos.. I know the people and trust them.. when you get your cartilage pierced you're going to hear a popping or crunch sound..
    I've got 2 holes in each ear and my tongue pierced.. I've had my bottom holes on my ears stretched all the way to a 10 gauge.. it's going to hurt but like the person ahead of me said it's all about
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    Jul 27, 2012, 02:14 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Alty View Post
    A friend of mine had both the tragus and cartilage done. He said the cartilage was far worse. Also, he had it pierced with a regular ear piercing gun, which could have cause a lot of damage.

    All piercings are painful. Will it hurt for you? Don't know. It depends on your pain tolerance, and the person that does the piercing. I can tell you that if you do this, make sure it's done with a needle, not a piercing gun. A piercing gun can shatter your entire ear. My friend was very lucky.
    Thank you very much. :) and, I've had all my piercing done with a needle.
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    Jul 27, 2012, 02:16 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by jennybee1984 View Post
    I have one place I have used.for my piercings and tattoos..I know the people and trust them..when you get your cartilage pierced you're gonna hear a popping or crunch sound..
    I've got 2 holes in each ear and my tongue pierced..I've had my bottom holes on my ears stretched all the way to a 10 gauge..it's gonna hurt but like the person ahead of me said it's all about
    Thank you. :)
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