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Don't. It could go wrong and leave a nasty scar if you don't do it properly.
As for 'not getting in trouble' if you're likely to get in trouble in the first place, I'd advise you to just wait.
Well do just dont do it your self. Its your body you do what you want with it. YOU ARE ALLOWED TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mean im doing my right nowslowly so my dad can see it. you gotta be smooth about it!!!!!!
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