I had to think a lot to remember then I saw someone mention their knee and I remembered I have have a scar on my own knee that is product of my own stupidity.

I forget it exists for the most part, but if I had a chance I would absolutely avoid going through it. I fell off a skateboard and got a deep gush on my knee. It was stupid because I've never been much into skateboarding. I was just trying to pick it up hoping to "be cool" and impress someone. Stupid shit like that you know.

I almost lost a fingertip a couple of years back when someone I worked with fucked up.

That's the only one I'm slightly miffed about.

I have enough sensation, and the scarring has improved with time

My tattoos are old and wonky, but they're a marker of my life. They are with me to remind me of where I am, and where I have been

I've removed all the piercings apart from the PA, and that's not closing up without surgery. I'm actually really fond of it. I've had it for a couple of decades now, and I think it's pretty impressive

Most importantly, my woman likes it!

I don't regret any tattoos.

I regret the piercings.

Got my ears pierced when I was a kid, hated wearing earrings and I still have holes in my ears.

At 18 I got a belly button peircing that was even more annoying, so that's just another hole now. If you're getting any part of your body pierced that you have to move, really think about what you have to do for the next two weeks because you'll be VERY aware of it.

A few scars but nothing significant. I have a shit ton of tattoos and piercings, I have a forked tongue, and I used to have a magnetic implant. Zero regrets.

Stretch marks...

One band logo tattoo. I got it when I was childishly upset at someone I soon after broke up with. One day I'll get it covered up. It's a good in for people to talk to me at least it seems haha

my boyfriend threw his cat at me and left a ~6 inch gas down my inner thigh, it's pretty recent and it already seems to be shrinking, maybe in a couple years it will disappear entirely

I don't regret it, but some people say I should. A full-width back tattoo of the US Confederacy leadership. The last place I lived in the US was Georgia, very close to Stone Mountain. I spent nearly every weekebd there: running, hiking, fishing, or just enjoying the sun with a book. So, when I decided to leave the US, I wanted to take my best memory with me and got the Stone Mountain carving on my back.