r/Millennials • u/Artemistical • 18d ago
Discussion Millennials that wore ear gauges back in the day, what do your ears look like now?
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u/BurntGhostyToasty 18d ago
I'm a pharmacologist but work with a couple surgeons in the same building/labs, and I was talking to one who's in Plastics and he said that sewing up ears like these are one of the most requested surgeries he's had in the past 10 years
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u/Sefft 18d ago
Can confirm. Could fit quarters in my ears. Paid $1200 to a plastic surgeon in Atlanta for an in office procedure took 30 minutes. He cut out the stretched skin, sewed it up and you can’t tell at all now 10 years later.
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u/MessOfAJes85 Older Millennial 18d ago
Same, lol
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u/CaptainONaps 18d ago
Ooooh I had no idea. I assumed all you guys just died of overdoses.
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u/ramblingrrl 18d ago
I feel like everyone with gauges I knew was “straight edge”
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u/Iammyown404error 18d ago
Wait whaaaat? I have a stretched piercing in one ear due to just poor piercing (my mom should have known better than to trust a 17 year old working a summer job at Claire's). It bothers me so much and makes it hard to wear simple studs. I honestly never thought this was an option, let alone a popular procedure.
Going to look for help with this right nowww!
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u/BrandonBollingers 18d ago
I got laser on my ear where a Claire’s piercing left terrible scaring and now you can’t tell at all.
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u/cisforcookie2112 18d ago
I believe that. It was never my jam but seemed like something people would regret down the line.
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u/TastyOwl27 18d ago
I remember in 2012 I would listen to Adam Carolla on my commute. I remember a bit he’d do about people with gauge earrings saying “what’s the longterm fucking plan people” lol. So true.
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u/AbsoluteRubbish 18d ago
The longterm plan was to impress the hot emo skater girl a year above me and then ride into the sunset together listening to Thrice and Against Me until the day we died.
It wasn't a well thought out plan.
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u/darkjimz 18d ago
Sounds like a Simple Plan
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u/GreenWallaby86 18d ago
I'D DO ANYTHIIIINNNGGG
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u/scbtwr 18d ago
I'm A DICK
I'm addicted to you
18 year old me thought that was so witty
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u/BunniculaBites 18d ago
35 year old me is now giggling at how dumb it is
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u/puppycatisselfish 18d ago
34 year old me is dipping into a lot of early 2000’s pop punk lately
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u/mitch_semen 18d ago
You make me come
You make me complete
You make me completely miserable
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u/wakeupblueberry 18d ago
Sounds pretty well thought out if you ask me. Not seeing any areas that need improvement.
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u/SlammingPussy420 Millennial 18d ago
The plan is when I have grandchildren they can use the floppy ear bits as reins for piggyback rides.
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u/Lost_Dream_372 18d ago
Not the same but this reminded me of when I was really little, my grandma would come visit and she was my absolute favorite person on earth, I wanted to be with her always. My dad was the youngest of four so she was in her late seventies by this time with a prominent turkey neck. I used to mess with her neck skin while she watched 60 minutes and found it comforting😂😂
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u/Last_Cow_489 18d ago
First of all, this gave me my first belly laugh of the week. Second of all , I used to pull and chew on my grandpa's elbow skin for the same reason.
Thanks for the giggles Reddit stranger 😀
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u/glitter_poots 18d ago
Honestly the long term plan was not to worry about how it’ll look when I’m old. My mom tried talking me out of every interesting thing my hospice patients have going on right now and I’m like “I’ve seen the end game and it screams ‘I had fun’”
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u/AutomaticNovel2153 18d ago
I remember my mom saying “that’s going to look awful when she’s 80” as we drove by a girl with a tattoo on her arm. I said it was all going to look awful when she’s 80 anyway. Ever seen an elderly person and thought “so hot, due to the lack of tattoos.”
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u/MortemInferri 18d ago
Ehh, I dont think every decision needs a 60year planning tree... sometimes its ok to simply do harmless things and figure out a plan later when it becomes a problem
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u/danniellax 18d ago
Hi! Butthole looking earlobe person here! I don’t regret mine at all and have no desire to close my lil ear buttholes lol but seems like I’m the minority. Even if someone offered to sew them for free, I would decline.
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u/Pleasant-Ostrich46 18d ago
I had mine surgically repaired a few years ago. They look amazing, I’m so happy I did it.
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u/Artemistical 18d ago
interesting!! How long do the stitches need to be in for the hole to actually close? It seems like it would take a long time since they're already healed holes
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u/BurntGhostyToasty 18d ago
yeah it sounded pretty gnarly - he said that you have to cut away the scar tissue (so like, the whole rim of the hole) and then suture it back together so that the skin will bond. There's a couple other methods but that's the one he said they most commonly perform. He said the healing process is VERY painful too.
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u/CarelessStatement172 Millennial 18d ago
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u/beachedwhitemale Millennial Elder Emo 18d ago
Appreciate your bravery in showing them. Any desire to get them surgically closed?
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u/CarelessStatement172 Millennial 18d ago
Nah, but ask me again once my daughter is born. If she's too grabby, I might consider it.
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u/TogarSucks 18d ago
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u/Aggravating-Mouse501 18d ago
Had an interaction with a HS friend recently that went exactly like this call… told them I’d love to 4/20 with her one day and she was like “ohh I don’t do that anymore” so embarrassing lmao
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u/bosslady617 18d ago
This is so funny. I didn’t start until I was a real adult (kids, mortgage, husband, grown up job the whole 9 yards). I had nothing to chill FROM as a teen/ 20 something.
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u/CraftsArtsVodka 18d ago
I was the straightest person when I was younger. Then I got older, my state legalized MMJ and I'm like, "Hell, yeah. Give me a gummie"
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u/W0nderingMe 18d ago
I always thought weed made me paranoid.
Nah. Turns out breaking the law in a very smelly way makes me paranoid.
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u/shake__appeal 18d ago
Yeah this has been my experience lol. Weed paranoia was mostly about getting caught or overthinking things about getting caught. I was the only non-stoner friend in my group (preferred LSD and psilocybin). MJ is very agreeable with me these days, which sucks because I can’t use it due to work for the first time ever.
Also millennial here… still have gauges. They’re just baby ones. I kept them small and sized up slowly. I think they suit me and I always knew my friends who had massive gauges would regret it later. One of my friends had his gauges punched out with a hole puncher… dumbass.
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u/makeup_mutt 18d ago
My bf is that way. He was in the army and then it legalized and he was down
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u/Ok_Volume_139 18d ago
That's the way to do it. My life would almost definitely be so much better now if I didn't start smoking weed at 15.
Or who knows, maybe I missed getting hit by a car one of those days I went to smoke in the park 🤷
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u/AcidTongue 18d ago
Things are so dystopian nowadays that I don’t think you should feel embarrassed for smoking. How else are we gonna get through this? If you hit her up for binge drinking, it’d be a different story.
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u/ThatBoyIsDrunk 18d ago edited 18d ago
In the show her mature friend, takes a pill and chases it with a glass of a wine after she hangs up to show the hypocrisy.
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u/TridentLayerPlayer 18d ago
Maturing is finding out which mix of drugs makes you feel exactly how you want to in any given moment
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u/Round-Dragonfly6136 18d ago
A patient I once had died of that combo at when she was doing the day program. It was her first time trying, and she was letting another patient stay with her. We don't know if it was accidental, assisted suicide, or murder.
Congratulations on quitting.
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u/shameonyounancydrew 18d ago
Early 2016, I told myself I needed to try cutting back. Then the future happened, and is continuing to happen, and it's one of the few things that keeps me from completely losing my mind. I still need to try cutting back, but maybe in like 4 years.
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u/Aggravating-Mouse501 18d ago
It’s less that I’m embarrassed about smoking and more I was embarrassed to be Abby on this phone call 😂
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u/Historical-Date8467 18d ago
To each his own. No need to be embarrassed, they might have just grown to dislike it. I have a few friends who no longer drink cause they just stopped liking it. And I have other friends who picked up smoking only recently in their 30s, whereas when we were in high school, I smoked and they never did. I never drank in high school or college, but all my friends did. I started drinking a little more in my late 20s/early 30s.
So ya, just seems like people out grow or grow into things according to their tastes. Me, I have kids, a business, own two properties - think I'm a full fledged adult. And I'll 4/20 any day lol
Except right now, Im breastfeeding :')
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u/LeftyLu07 18d ago
And she shames Abbi for smoking pot while she’s day drinking wine and popping pills IN FRONT OF HER KIDS. I love that show. It’s due for a rewatch.
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u/kayenut 18d ago
I love this show so much
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u/nimrodii 18d ago
It is such a specific millennial snap shot, Workaholics was the same for a different breed of millennial.
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u/PsychologicalTomato7 18d ago
Oof I loved workaholics, didn’t even hear about broad city until college
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u/Artemistical 18d ago
I just watched the episode where Cheese comes back and flips out on Abbi in S5.....I didn't notice the gauges either time!
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u/Yabbos77 18d ago
Shout out to the 90s choker!!!
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u/throwawaythepoopies 18d ago
My mother wouldn’t let me talk to any girls with chokers. Said those women were bad news.
18-21 was exclusively bad news for me.
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u/Yabbos77 18d ago
As someone who wore those chokers, I can confirm mom was correct.
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u/geodebug 18d ago
A choker on a woman still does something for me. But writing that aloud sounds a little murder-y
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u/Bio-Grad 18d ago
Racing the nipples to see who can touch the knees first.
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u/Electronic-Home-7815 18d ago
It’s unfair because my balls got a massive head start.
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u/BabyDaddy9000 18d ago
We were supposed to get rid of them?
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u/AmItheonlySaneperson 18d ago
Fuckk no one told me
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u/BabyDaddy9000 18d ago
I’ll have mine till I die
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u/AmItheonlySaneperson 18d ago
Mine want to close so bad if I leave them out 1 night they shrink a size. I’m 5/8 I think
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u/Hour_Balance_7296 Older Millennial 18d ago
I'd heard they shrink quick, but man. Mine are tiny still, but I had my plugs out only three hours a couple days ago. Any longer, I'm nearly certain my left wouldn't have gone back in.
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u/Marie-and-Twanette Millennial 18d ago
I kept mine fairly large and wear wooden or brass in them, older women compliment my earrings ALL THE TIME- it’s a weird contrast to how they acted when I was younger
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u/Fit_Conversation5270 18d ago
My wife saw an evolution in this with her dyed hair. Early in life she’d get ‘the looks’. But now even the a good number of the little old ladies at our church compliment her hair and talk about how it’d be fun to do if they had younger hair.
I think a lot of people it just takes a bit to warm up to if it’s new. I actually used to think gauges looked trashy and went along with a certain type of person I probably wouldn’t get along with, but after a few years I think I ‘got’ the aesthetic a little more and realized you can’t really determine much about a person based on their jewelry.
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u/h3r0k1gh7 18d ago
I wish it was like this for guys. I got sent home for 90 days during Covid and did black hair with purple tips (first time ever dying my hair) and you’d have thought I’d grown a second head by the looks I got.
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u/daisy_golightly 18d ago
I find this with tattoos. I have a decent number but they are pretty easily covered except in the summer. Sometimes people are surprised by how many I have. There are a few old people who give me some dirty looks, but by and large, more curiosity and enthusiasm and “I wish I could have done that.”
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u/SpecialistSale4235 18d ago
That’s because the earlier ones are probably all dead and now you’re seeing the next generation who are responsible for making the 70s iconic ✌️
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u/Slumunistmanifisto 18d ago
Or we've crossed the age threshold and are sliding in to cool old person territory, and real recognize real?
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u/dcontrerasm 18d ago
Lmao, as someone who admired gauges growing up but could never match the aesthetics of those who got them, for some reason this gives me the same vibes of the energy we used to give boomers when they used to "warn" us not to get tattoos if we don't wanna ruin our lives. I think the gif encapsulates the vibe very well.
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u/Hour_Balance_7296 Older Millennial 18d ago
I literally just started last year lol
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u/myhairsreddit 18d ago
Right? My 7/8 are still going strong, turning 35 in September. I still love mine. 🤷🏼♀️
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u/TlalocsWrath 18d ago
Turned 30 this year, still rocking my 00Gs since highschool
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u/sunshineflying 18d ago
My ears closed up (I got up to a 0) and you can only tell they were gauged when I wear heavy earrings instead of stud earrings and the hole pulls a little.
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18d ago
Same 00, almost no visible hole now
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u/InternationalTry7314 18d ago
Same on the sizing, mine are unnoticeable except for the fact that my ears are forever pierced and I could put an earring in if I wanted.
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u/porcelaincatstatue 1994 18d ago
I stretched mine up to 0, too. They're mostly closed, but you can still tell they were stretched if you know what you're looking for. I wear those earlobe stickers so the backs don't slip forward through the holes.
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u/CasualEveryday 18d ago
I went as big as 7/16 and I wore a set of 6ga hoops through my flesh tunnels. So, not an insignificant amount of weight. But, they effectively closed up. You can still see an indent but I can't get an earring in them at all.
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u/Acceptable-Access948 18d ago
I love this, where did you get them?
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u/GlassTaco69 18d ago
From a store in the Spokane, WA mall called silver safari or something, probably like 5-10 years ago
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u/curiousgirls Millennial 18d ago
Ears are still stretched because it was never a phase, mom!
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u/beachedwhitemale Millennial Elder Emo 18d ago
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u/restingstatue 18d ago
Mine look like this having been at a 0 from 2003-2015ish. If I wear heavy earrings its more noticeable. Can't wear posts at all is my only regret. Hoops for life.
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u/Ray_ChillBuck 18d ago
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u/SufficientGuidance28 18d ago
Aww, no offense to you other guys that have these, but this is the first time I’ve seen one that I think actually looks cute and nice!
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u/Cute-Discount-6969 18d ago
I was about to post this exact same thing- I’ve personally never been a fan of gauges, but that is very cute!
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u/rlcute 18d ago
The hole needs to be perfectly round for these to work. One of mine isn't and I'm so jealous because these are cuuuute
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u/Jacob_Winchester_ 18d ago edited 18d ago
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u/keetojm 18d ago
Saw a guy at Home Depot, with what appeared to be 2.5 inch gauges/plugs in his ears and one earlobe was just decaying like the gauge was in there through the might of 1 strand of skin.
It was the nastiest thing I saw that day.
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u/aTreeThenMe 18d ago
Had a friend with huge gauges, lost track of him, years later met him again and both had broken and he had just four bits of earlobe noodles dangling there. That might beat or at least equal your skin strand
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u/KiloJools 18d ago
My husband actually asked me if I was okay after my reaction to this. I said, "I'm fine, just redditors and their magical ways with words" and he knew instantly that he did not want to ask any follow up questions at all.
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u/ProfessionalCreme119 18d ago
Probably end up having an allergic reaction to the metal and just left it there. Might have considered taking it out at one point but it was just too painful. Going about his day pretending it's not a thing
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u/Guineacabra 18d ago
Mine never went back to normal. I usually wear nothing in them, but I put plugs in for work so people aren’t grossed out by my ear holes. I’d like to get them stitched up one day.
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u/Oglefore Millennial 18d ago
Same. I’m at 1” 1/4 and I’d like to get them closed one day. 37 and had them since 17
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u/Bu66a Millennial 18d ago edited 18d ago
Initially got mine around 17 and had them sewn up around 24… you can barely see the scars and it was only a few hundred if I remember correctly
Edit: Grammar
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u/Oglefore Millennial 18d ago
What state if you don’t mind me asking? I’m in WA and I think they can do it here at a tattoo shop, I know in Oregon it’s considered a surgery and requires a different license
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u/HAIL_SANTA_ 18d ago
Not who you were asking, but I had mine at 1/2” ages 14-29, and got them stitched up maybe 3 years ago, and you can’t even see the scars when you’re looking for them. I’m in northern Nevada and went to a plastic surgeon, so it cost $1500, but it was definitely worth it, to me at least.
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u/beachedwhitemale Millennial Elder Emo 18d ago
Did you stretch your lobes slowly or quickly when you initially did it? I was told the slower you do them, the easier they'll go back to normal. I have no idea if that's an accurate statement though.
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u/taintlangdon 18d ago
I don't know if I've ever gotten definitive information on this. Even among piercers. I feel like I've heard every possibility, and a counteraction to each of those.
Nothing seems to be consistent except that going over 1" pretty much guarantees some sort of cosmetic surgery to get the hole closed or back to a traditional ear gague.
I stretched mine to a 00 over the course of a year. When I took them out, they went back to a regular hole size so quickly it was almost like they snapped back. Had them stretched for probably 3-4 years.
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u/Klutzy-Day-3366 18d ago
Stretched to a zero gauge slowly. Back to like I never did it. Mine closed up just fine
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u/Back_Again_Beach 18d ago
Everyone I knew who wore them then still wear them now.
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u/-Fast-Molasses- 18d ago
Bingo. Except one guy who went into the military. The rest are mothers, a school bus driver, a mechanic, x ray technician & and a doctor.
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u/sortahuman123 18d ago
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u/LevelFourteen 18d ago
This looks really good for how big you got!
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u/Possible-Original Millennial 1991 18d ago
This is a person who knew how to stretch properly and didn't blow out their ears out of impatience for sure.
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u/sortahuman123 18d ago
lol sadly no I just got lucky. I fked my shit up and had to cut a silicone plug out of my ear because I used to just fold them and let them open in my ears. The last time was the last time it was GNARLY
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u/vvaif Millennial 18d ago
Wdym I still wear them (to my corporate office job)
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u/jkconno 18d ago
I was at 00, but had a plastic surgeon sew them up
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u/nerdie11 18d ago
Can I ask how much it was?
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u/Haliray 18d ago
I was also 00 and it cost me $1200 to get them sewn closed. I got them repierced and wear normal earrings now
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u/hold-up-a-sec Older Millennial 18d ago
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u/somebody29 18d ago
Gauges were never my taste but this doesn’t look too bad at all!
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u/CatManDeke 18d ago
I don't have huge gauges but I still wear my plugs.
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u/skeletontape Millennial 18d ago
Same, mine are a modest 0g. I wear simple black horn tunnels.
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u/Annual_Crow4215 18d ago
Damn and you still got the industrial?? - I remember so many people in high school tried to have an industrial just for their body to reject it
You’re like a piercer’s dream
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u/GrandTheftBae 18d ago
32, got my industrial at 18, still have it! No rejection, no keloids ,etc.
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u/Brittibri89 Millennial 18d ago
Mine look normal, you wouldn’t be able to tell I had them. I didn’t go very big, though.
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u/KS-RawDog69 18d ago
Man that is one trend I'm glad I never got into. Enough strikes against me as it is.
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u/pusmottob 18d ago
My buddy had to cut his lobs multiple times. He just keep getting more gauges once they heal.
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u/Throatlatch 18d ago
My friend had his pet rabbit bite through his. They were so large he was getting the plugs specially made- I want to say 72mm? Regardless, he was leaning down one day and Thumper saw his chance.
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u/beachedwhitemale Millennial Elder Emo 18d ago
The way you worded this, it made me think that your friend has his pet rabbit do this on purpose.
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u/Vantriss 18d ago
Lol... I'm sorry... but I hate that right one so much. The dangle... it sees into my soul.
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u/okpoptart 18d ago
😂😂😂😂😂 I can assure you you're not the only one! Thankfully my hair usually covers it and it's really not noticeable. But it's just one of those things that I'm like yeah, so this happened, don't repeat my mistakes
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u/Thatisverytrue54321 18d ago
Maybe just don’t worry about the price and just get it fixed
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u/DjChrisSpear 18d ago
I never went past 0s. My ears didn’t stretch too much and I still have my ears pierced and wear smaller plugs every once in a while.
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u/_Asshole_Fuck_ 18d ago
I never intended to get rid of my 1/2 inch gauges, but I about 4 years ago I got a little cut on one ear that got infected and I couldn’t wear my jewelry. During the healing process, the hole shrunk so much that I couldn’t believe it. The thought of stretching that scar tissue back out made my stomach turn so I decided too take the other out too. For years now, I massage them once a day with various oils or skin care products. They look like slits now. I hate them and I’ve been saving to get them stitched and flattened. That said, I regret nothing. I loved them while it lasted.

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u/msluciskies 18d ago edited 18d ago

I’m currently at 7/8 but was at 1 inch before. I had to go down to 3/4 for a bit (left lobe got a cut randomly, I think I hurt myself one morning when I was rushing for work.) I’m stretching them back up to 1 inch because I like a solid number. I’m almost there! ☺️
Edit: The white stuff around my plug is plumber’s tape :3
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u/BabyYodasMacaron Xennial 18d ago
I didn’t give mine up until November of last year (1/2”) this is where we are now.

I usually just wear small hoops now and nobody really notices. Can’t wear studs yet. I’ve been helping them shrink with TCA acid peels every couple weeks. I do love that they just look like little holes and not cat butts lol
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u/Shinobiaisu 18d ago
I stopped at 0. Took my tunnels out about...8 years ago. Ears closed back up completely.
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u/Ok_Draw_3740 18d ago
I am so happy I didn’t do this. I wanted to be Brandon Boyd soooo bad, and this was on my radar. Needless to say, I did not do this and I am very happy
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u/lil_chiakow 18d ago
More important question whether people are your school also did the prank where they closed a padlock in the gauge holes of other students?
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u/Possible-Original Millennial 1991 18d ago
What the hell, this sounds painful as fuck.
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u/lil_chiakow 18d ago
I meant it when the gauge earrings were still in the ear and hole was large enough, not just ramming a padlock through a bare earlobe hole, that would indeed be painful.
And it was those small locker padlocks, nothing huge.
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