I finally removed my pesky mole by cutting it off with kitchen scissors lol

@LordShadowfire Did you even read the blog post yourself? It doesn't cause skin cancer.

@MartinTheFirst It does, however, say that if that mold was precancerous or cancerous, you just released some of those cells into the bloodstream, where they'll spread through your body.

@LordShadowfire No, it clearly says that if there are cancerous cells, they can remain in your body and then spread. sigh.

@MartinTheFirst Yeah, I kept researching and found another website that said it.

https://lookyounger.net/why-home-mole-removal-dangerous

@LordShadowfire You kept searching for someone saying something that validated you, and you managed to find it on lookyounger.net.... lol, it's okay bro, you don't have to be right every time. Sometimes it's better to just fess up and get respect that way.

@MartinTheFirst Well, I admit my original statement was incorrect. You can't turn a mole cancerous by cutting it off yourself. I bought into some BS right there. But the fact of the matter is, now you can't get it tested to make sure. So how sure were you that it wasn't cancerous in the first place? Turns out you can't tell just by looking.

@LordShadowfire That is true, although I wouldn't have gotten it tested either way. Also I read that this particular mole "skin tag" are pretty much never cancerous