*pays $40 to rip a hole in nose and bleed* "Don't worry about it!"

well, you knew it was there since you were stressing about it, so how did you suddenly forget and scratch it out? thats $40 well spent, for sure.

I think 1 meant that OP shouldn't have stressed so much over trying to not Rip the piercing out. when you stress out over a piercing, it can turn out really bad.

You're* When will people learn?

It's so hard not to touch or play with new piercings though. I find, anyway.

#22 never if they have people like you teaching them.

You're* a dick. Leave peoples spelling alone

I was tired, I made one little error, don't be an arsehole, #22.

Mi agrea #22 nigha, Sum persons juts musk lurn? We'll your write?

#22 wen wi'll persons lik you're bee dat used propa grandma

I just got my nose pierced last week & I touch and scratch my nose every few minutes & haven't even nearly ripped it out. For stressing about, OP didn't seem very cautious.

22: When will people learn that incredibly minuscule and unfortunately common grammatical errors such as that are more often the result of typos than of illiteracy. Get off your high horse.

#59- *when *will *people *like *you *get *used *to *proper *grammer

Grammar*

I'm sorry #3. No one seems to understand sarcasm.

We understood the sarcasm, the comment just isn't funny. The last line of the FML pretty much says that OP knows it was a waste of money, so why comment it?

If OP was stressing the entire time it was in, I don't think it gave OP much happiness....

This is true. People always think that you should remove an infected piercing but that can do way more harm than good. It's best to stick it back in and nurse it till its healed.

also put some hand sanitizer on it as well

No ignore 54, don't do that.

Noooo!!!! Never put hand sanitizer on a piercing #54! That is just dumb. There are a few products that are great for piercings like bactine spray. With a nose piercing you would apply it to the piercing with a Q-tip, and also Mecca.

There's an exact amount of salt per gallon of water that's recommended, I just can't remember it right now. Warm that to a bath water temps tire and soak for ~10 min daily. Also clean it with some soap that isn't anti-bacterial, since those kill the good bacteria too and make it heal slower.