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https://www.reddit.com/r/Stretched/comments/1c1eyl/why_should_i_not_wear_tapers_a_jewelry/
Tapers are made for stretching piercings, not as jewellery. Unless you're minted they're more than likely acrylic. Acrylic = bad. Uneven distribution of weight = bad. They're chunky, risk of catching them. I generally slap people I find wearing tapers. You don't want a slap from me.
https://www.starcojewellers.com.au/i-jewelry/is-it-okay-to-wear-tapers-as-jewelry.html
It’s generally accepted by many professionals and modded people that it’s ok to wear acrylic jewelry short-term in well-healed piercings (but not oral or genital piercings), and that using acrylic tapers to stretch should be fine, since the tapers aren’t in long contact with the body.
https://www.starcojewellers.com.au/w-jewelry/why-not-to-wear-tapers-as-jewelry.html
You also shouldn’t wear tapers as jewelry because it puts uneven pressure on the piercing thus making it thin and uneven and you run the risk of the taper ripping your piercing while sleeping (this has happened many times before). If you can’t afford tapers + plugs, rather wait until you have the money or start the taping method.
https://www.reddit.com/r/plugs/comments/2egrta/is_it_okay_to_wear_spiral_tapers_as_jewelry/
Spiral tapers are generally fine because the weight is typically more evenly distributed and there's less chance for it to get caught on something. With your standard straight taper the majority of it is sticking out of only one side of your ear which will cause the gauge …
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