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The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Aw, I guess it's 'cause it's xpensive to keep doing. Red fades gingery fast so you have to get it redone really often, and it gets pricey ;_; Aww thankies, what colour is yours?

;_;

Mine's a deep brown, so it would look good (as long as it's not a light purple)

That would look pretty nice :'D
Ask your parents about it?

Thanks 

I did, but my parents say thew youngest people they knew that got streaks were 15, so I have to wait three more years >:U

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

That would look pretty nice :'D
Ask your parents about it?

Thanks 

I did, but my parents say thew youngest people they knew that got streaks were 15, so I have to wait three more years >:U

No problemo and darn, say I'm your friend in real life, I'm 13 and have all over dye so streaks aren't that bad and they mak you feel special ^_^

I'll try ^^

When my parents said that, I said, "But (friend) has them!"
My mom replied, "OK, but she looks terrible!"

I wonder if they'll let me if I tell them that (I'll try to control my laughing when I lie).

What can I say your name is?

@imnotbob - Hehe, I don't think it looks that bad tbh xD Yeah, just say 'your friend Abi' c:

Blackdog100 wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

That would look pretty nice :'D
Ask your parents about it?

Thanks 

I did, but my parents say thew youngest people they knew that got streaks were 15, so I have to wait three more years >:U

My mam said I can dye my hair the same red as Cheryl Cole did when I'm about 14.  I'm 13, so highlights can't be a big deal.

Like a dark red?
I'm 13 and mine is Gerard Way red |:

Say that it's not uncommon to dye hair at a younger age and that you'll wash it properly to keep it nice c:

Daroach1 wrote:

imnotbob wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

That would look pretty nice :'D
Ask your parents about it?

Thanks 

I did, but my parents say thew youngest people they knew that got streaks were 15, so I have to wait three more years >:U

15?! THAT OLD?! I have someone in my grade (and she's 10, like most in my grade) who has a purpleish-pinkish streak. I'm serious. 15 is ridiculous.

I was getting my hair colored before 10 years old if I remember correctly.

I agree with your mom

Piercings in my opinion are mutilations, although I think she shouldn't be able to restrict you

I have a really high pain tolerance too, as long as it's external stuff (piercing, stabbing, scraping, that sort of thing). Once it's on the inside like cramps or something I've got no hope, though. I got like 1/5 of all of the teeth in my mouth pulled a while back and they started the extraction before the numbing was completely done so I could feel quite a bit of it but I didn't really mind enough to speak up

I like getting stuff pierced probably more than I should. I've had my ears done several times and I'm planning on getting my nose done. I've had a friend offer to do it for me but I've sided against that for the time being

This seems to have gone off onto the subject of dying hair too (lolstereotypes)
Just like yesterday someone told me I should go blonde but eh. I'm thinking about black soon for the heck of it

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Daroach1 wrote:

15?! THAT OLD?! I have someone in my grade (and she's 10, like most in my grade) who has a purpleish-pinkish streak. I'm serious. 15 is ridiculous.

I've been dying my hair and getting streaks with my parent's consent since I was 9 or 10, but that doesn't really make it universally okay

In fact I wouldn't really suggest it. 15 sounds reasonable

Parents just want the best for their children, really. They don't want you making decisions that you'll regret in a few days that you can't do anything about. When you're older you're supposedly better at choosing things for yourself

I'm really not sure how to explain it but it makes sense to me

designer45 wrote:

That is slightly unfortunate...
For you. I would never think of getting my cartilage pierced. It would make me look too goth. 

My mam still won't let me, but she will let me get my lobe pierced again 

Gatsby wrote:

I have a really high pain tolerance too, as long as it's external stuff (piercing, stabbing, scraping, that sort of thing). Once it's on the inside like cramps or something I've got no hope, though. I got like 1/5 of all of the teeth in my mouth pulled a while back and they started the extraction before the numbing was completely done so I could feel quite a bit of it but I didn't really mind enough to speak up

I like getting stuff pierced probably more than I should. I've had my ears done several times and I'm planning on getting my nose done. I've had a friend offer to do it for me but I've sided against that for the time being

This seems to have gone off onto the subject of dying hair too (lolstereotypes)
Just like yesterday someone told me I should go blonde but eh. I'm thinking about black soon for the heck of it

I was put on an IV drip when I had pneumonia, and the doctor put it in wrong.  Whenever I get a vaccine, I look at the injection.  Thing is, some vaccines don't agree with me :l in fact, most don't xD I got a blood test once, and the doctor literally rammed it in.  I stuck it, even though it was pretty painful, and I ended up all bruised.  I got a tooth exracted once, it was a baby tooth that split in half, and it went fine, until a few days later, when the place I got the injection got infected.

My mam will let me get my lobes pierced, but I'm not allowed get a cartilage piercing.  I might try again in a year or two.  By then, a few more of my friends IRL will have got their cartilage pierced.

Are you gonna get your lobe pierced agan? Did you ask about ear stretching? ^^

I'll get on in a sec. xD

I got a haircut today, and my hairdresser kept catching my new piercing and it KILLED ;-;

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Are you gonna get your lobe pierced agan? Did you ask about ear stretching? ^^

I asked about getting my lobe pierced again.  If I still want it in a month, then I can get it pierced ^u^