>"Septum Theory" is a controversial, unfounded social media concept suggesting people with septum piercings, particularly women, are driven by past trauma or a desire for attention, aligning with victim mentality or emotional instability. While there's no scientific basis for it, it's a form of social commentary that has gained some traction. Historically, however, septum piercings served as symbols of courage, status, religious dedication, or rites of passage in various cultures, not as indicators of trauma.

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