Imagine being a 19-year-old girl with over 30 piercings and a 16-year-old niece with pica, a disorder that involves eating non-food items. Now imagine that your niece accidentally chews on one of your precious nipple piercings! That’s exactly what happened in this wild story. The aunt and her niece, who usually get along great, find themselves in a heated conflict after the niece unknowingly puts her aunt’s unclean nipple piercing in her mouth. Let’s dive into the details of this bizarre tale.
Aunt’s Piercing Collection
Katie’s Pica Problem
A Special Gift
The Fateful Night
Katie’s Unfortunate Discovery
The Big Reveal
Katie Loses It
Aunt’s Response ♀️
Sister’s Take
Aunt’s Dilemma
Piercing Pandemonium: Who’s to Blame?
In this jaw-dropping story, a 19-year-old aunt with over 30 piercings and her 16-year-old niece with pica find themselves in a family feud after the niece accidentally chews on her aunt’s unclean nipple piercing. The niece blames the aunt for not warning her, while the aunt thinks it’s not her responsibility. With the family taking sides, the question remains: who’s really at fault here? ♀️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…
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Niece chomps on aunt’s nipple piercing, but aunt’s not to blame! NTA
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NTA she’s 16 not 3 , she should know better!
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NTA. Aunt’s nipple piercing incident with niece sparks mixed opinions
Family enabling niece’s condition leads to nipple piercing incident
NTA. Aunt’s possessions, not an eight-year-old’s responsibility.
NTA: Niece steals and sucks on aunt’s nipple piercing
NTA: Family enabling niece’s actions, she needs to take responsibility
NTA – Her compulsion to put random objects in her mouth is not your problem. Some of those random objects are going to be disgusting AF. It’s her job to ask herself, “Where has this been?” before she puts stuff in her mouth, not you. Considering my boobs are not the only intimate area I have pierced, she got f**king lucky
NTA: Control yourself or stay in your room
Is niece’s pica due to intellectual disability or inconsistent treatment?
NTA, but please clean your piercings regularly
NTA: Niece’s unexpected snack leads to a piercing predicament
NTA with PICA struggles with impulse to eat chalk and gum
NTA. Lesson learned: don’t put things in your mouth
NTA: Your room, your rules. Keep your metal jewelry safe!
NTA. Boundaries needed for niece’s Pica, mental health, and responsibility.
NTA: Aunt’s nipple piercing teaches niece a valuable lesson
Encouraging NTA comment about niece’s Pica and iron deficiency
NTA. Pica explains, but does not justify, a jewelry mishap!
NTA. Teen with pica learns the hard way about random objects
NTA: Niece’s lack of self-control leads to unexpected snack
NTA: Parents enabling niece’s pica, need to help her control it
NTA- Aunt not at fault. Sister should prioritize niece’s safety
