#stellaroses

[reganisms-blog]

Calderwood Historic District | @stellaroses - Closed Starter

“Shit.”

Regan glanced down to her tiny son, who was peacefully sleeping in the Babybjörn and had little awareness to the world around him. “You didn’t hear a thing, kid,” she interjected, then pressed her lips to his head. Her phone showed nothing more than a pitch black screen, and Regan immediately regretted not bringing that portable charger her mother gave as a Christmas present the year before. 

It was no matter. With or without a phone’s GPS, Regan determinedly sought the location of Easy Tiger---a hangout that shouldn’t be far from home. She pressed forward, traipsing through the winding streets of the Historic District with no avail. Thankfully (or so she hoped), a passerby neared on the same sidewalk. 

“Any chance Easy Tiger is around here somewhere?”

[snakebites]

I'm hoping to get snakebites soon, but my dads has concerns about it. He is worried that the piercings may damage my teeth. Is this something to think about? If it is, do you have any tips to avoid it?

Snakebites or any oral piercings shouldn’t damage your teeth (except maybe a tongue ring if you bite down hard on the bar). Typically you either wear horseshoe rings or studs. Now the studs are usually labret studs that have a flat back which won’t damage your teeth. If you’re still worried, instead of stainless steel jewlery, try bioplast. Instead of metal it’s a hard plastic. The only thing with bioplast is that some people recommend not using it with a fresh piercing so you may have to wait until your piercing is healed to switch it out. Bioplast is hypoallergenic and is great if you’re sensitive to metals. It’ probably better for your teeth too.

If anything I would be more concerned about infection if you don’t care for them properly during the healing process or developing a keloid (a bump) around the piercing. Cosmetically, if you decide to take them out, you still might be able to see the holes/ scars from your piercing under your lip. Usually its not too noticeable, but still something to think about.

Hope this helped! If you or anyone else has any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask :)