If your parents arent ready for you to do this. Respect their wishes and wait until you can make this decision without there permission. Like when you no longer live under there roof. I know this may seem outdated but show your parents that you do respect them by abiding to their request. They have apparently raised a child that has a conscience if your asking before doing and that means they did a good job now its your turn to thank them by listening. If this really means alot to you the only way to get them to change their mind is by overcoming their objections. I dont know what they are but you do so start from there and if it becomes too much of an issue, because this is not something to have family discord about, let it ride. Why would you want to get pierced? Do you feel that having piercings is the only way to be accepted? Piercings don't make you cool. They just show that you are weak and give in to peer pressure. Why would you want 'friends' that only accept you if you have piercings? Your parents are much more experienced in life. Ask them the pros and cons. Don't rely on your friend's opinions. They don't have any real life experience. Trust you parents. They aren't trying to ruin your life. They aren't trying to keep you from having fun. They love you and want the best for you. Trust their advice, and their experience. Your parents guidance can be trusted more than the advice of some teenagers. Teenagers know much less than they think they do. They just don't know that they don't know. Good luck. DaytonaHead.
Try to find out why they won't let you do it. If you can't, tackle the argument from all sides.
First of all, be sure to make your argument in a calm, educated way. If you scream or pout, they just won't listen and you come off immature.
Show them research you've done as to how you can keep your ears healthy and take responsibility. Show them you have the maturity to take care of it.
Explain that you'll pay for the procedure and earrings.
Give examples of other (good, responsible) friends who have ear piercings and take care of them.
Body Piercing Guidelines or "I want a piercing, now what"
Convincing parents means a lot of study, research and learning on your part before you can talk to them about getting anything done. You need to show them you can be responsible for yourself and make good decisions. So read the above and start there and then once you have the information sit down with them an try having a calm talk about it, but be ready to hear the word no (no just means you haven't done enough to convince them to your way of thinking). But stay calm and don't lose your temper, that will sink you right away.
just keep asking them about it and eventually they'll give in.
Honestly, you can't convince them. Either they will let you or they won't.
save up abit of pocket money, and go to a ear piercing shop and get your ear pierced then tell your parents after.
Well considering some parents get there babies ears pierced, this question is a bit of a lost leader.
Tell them that it cures cancer.
The left ear should be the correct ear to be pierced. If you get your left ear pierced your not gay if you get your right you are gay but if you get both it means nothing.
Just do it. At 18 you don't need their permission
He does not have a pierced ear.
No. Ross Lynch does not have a pierced ear.
AnswerYou should get your rook pierced on the left ear.
I think you should point out to your mom that ear piercings are more traditional than belly button or tongue piercings and if you managed to keep those from being infected you than can do the same with the ear piercings.
Whichever one you want pierced :)
the only "good" point is that you can hide it by flipping it up...