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But facial tattoos, ear lobe stretching and ritual scarification. what would make someone go this far? dr. armando favazza has never met or treated meg but says there are common reasons people do this. >> for example, rebellion and anger, especially towards people in the past who may have harmed you or people who have let you down. >> dr. armando favazza is author of "bodies under siege," considered to be the seminal book on self-mutilation. he's also a practicing psychiatrist. >> and what happens is that anger, that rebellion lays buried in your unconscious and you get to a point where you ca...

Back to be more observant in order to speed the coming of the messiah. i'm by no means an orthodox jew. i'm a religious person. i'm a respectful person, and that gets me a long way in this neighborhood. >> meg is striving for acceptance in the community. and she's finding it, to a point. she covers up out of respect, but it's hard for her to hide everything. as a result, even a routine trip to the grocery store can be an adventure. >> generally nobody really says anything. you know, the other day someone stopped us and asked us if we lived in the neighborhood. just a guy like actually blocked ...

Let us walk through. it was very range. i get a lot of curious looks, i think would be the best way to describe it. >> meg started getting tattooed when she was 18. first one, then six months later another. >> then from there i started getting other tattoos. by then i had gotten an apprenticeship body piercing. so i was working in a studio with tattoo artists. the accessibility to get tattooed was there on a greater level. so, it just started happening. that's my tribute to cincinnati. that's the area code. pull my bangs back over, my forehead tattooed. and i've got little stars on both of my ...

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