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Healed scarification
Published: 2011-11-23 01:57:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 68388; Favourites: 1449; Downloads: 184
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Finally I have got some photos of these scars healed. Wiring Diagram and Endless Knot both done by the amazing Timb Wilton.You can see how both scars healed differently. I love the way they have turned out.
If you look through my other photos you will find both of these scars freshly done.
If you have any questions, happy to try and answer them.
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That's really nice but wow I don't have that kind of conviction. More power to you.
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Why the hell do you have a rectifier with a tank circuit scarred into your diaphragm.
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wow that looks good, and damn nice too. i think i might need some info on the process as i might want one myself.
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I'm not really into the scarification thing, for me at least....but these are amazing.
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funny how DA has both a self mutilation ban Β and a scarification section
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Scarification is not self harm. It's a professionally done tattoo and in this sense, if you think that it corresponds in some way to self mutilation, all body modifications would instantly be the same.
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I know the process and it's culture.... Β and really how is it a tattoo? there is no ink involved,
Β but as terminology goes I'll stick to the medical terminology of (self)mutilation and indeed cutting wounds into your skin to be healed with scartissue or poking holes into yourself from 2mm to 30cm... yea I'll consider them that as well whatever the result or intentions are. Β
Don't get me wrong I'm not opposed to it and can admire bodyart (I do have tattoos as well), but I can be honest about it and call it what it is without having to go all politically correct about it in order to find some extra social acceptance Β
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A tattoo means literally a "mark". There are many kinds of tattoos and ink tattoos are one kind - scarification tattoos are another. There are also non-permanent tattoos, e.g. henna. I am sure that is not new to you. Scarifications are done for similar reasons as other kinds of tattoos.
To inject your skin with a foreign body in the hopes of forever marking it is also technically mutilation - although again we call it modification. If anything, ink tattoos are more mutilating and invasive because you're using a foreign substance.
At the end of the day, you can call it what you want, but as I pointed out, all body modifications are altering the body - and hence if you dub one "mutilation", you'll have to dub them all the same. And if we recognise ink tattoos to be a legitimate form of art, then the same goes for all tattoos.
I don't much care about political correctness nor do I have the need to seek social acceptance, since at the end of the day I do not have any body mods and never will. 
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May I ask why you chose scarification over tatto for some of them and not for the others ? Or maybe it's personal ?
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I think you posted your comment to the wrong person. I am the volunteer who featured this deviation - not the person who uploaded it.
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Oh... My bad. Thanks for letting me know
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Hm. This is a really good point :S
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Definitely not my thing, but that's pretty fucking cool!
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Even thought scarification is not for me that pretty awesome
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why...why would you do that to yourself? wouldnt a tattoo have been enough?
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How on earth could you stand that?! looks like it hurt so bad . . .
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I am an electrical engineering student right now and I must say... I think I'm in love... just beautiful. Ive wanted something done like this for a while now
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They look great! how long did it take you to get 'em healed? did you use some special medicine or something so they would turn that way?
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Those are amazing. Personally I'm not a tattoos person, but I actually wouldn't mind getting one of those
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on a scale of 1 to 100 1 being a mosquito bite and 100 being your limbs chopped off...how much does it hurt and also rate a tattoo compared to branding
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Although I'd never have the balls (ovaries?) to do this I think it looks awesome and really unique.
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I love the way the knot healed! Both are beautiful but the knot is my favorite <3 what was the process like for you? was it almost unbearable or did you go into kind of like a 'high endorphin, barely feel a thing, self preservation mode' after the first few cuts?
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Love the diagram! It looks excellent on you. For whatever reason, I really like how it scarred (if thats what you call it) because it's raised, but not an ugly maroon or deep violet color. You're tats are amazing too, the colors are perfect compliments to each other.
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bridge rectifier?Β
beautiful scars congrats on the DD !!
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I'm guessing that this means that she can handle either AC or DC?
switches and light the light, and spin the motor?Β Something like that?
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damn that must of hurt bad! just getting a smily from a lighter is painfull enoughΒ
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that is spooky. is this some spooky satanic ritual of some sort? even if its not its still spooky. spooooooky... Β
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African tribes did this like way back in the day. It's like when Asian countries get the tattoos. It sets you apart from the others. Not satanic.
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Although the idea of scarification terrifies me, the outcome when it has healed is extremely appealing. I love your endless knot one, very beautiful! (although I don't plan on doing this myself anytime soon!)Β
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Really beautiful, I'm sure those feel amazing when you run your hand down your stomach. I only wish my own scars came from such a talented hand. *jealous*
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