I go to a parlor and want pierce my this sentence grammatically correct?

The sentence "I go to a parlor and want pierce my" is not grammatically correct. Here are a few ways to fix it, depending on what you mean:

If you want to say you go to a parlor to get a piercing:

* "I go to a parlor to get my [body part] pierced." (e.g., "I go to a parlor to get my ear pierced.")

* "I'm going to a parlor to get a piercing." (This is more general and doesn't specify the body part)

If you want to say you want to pierce something yourself:

* "I want to pierce my [body part]." (e.g., "I want to pierce my nose.")

* "I want to pierce [object]." (e.g., "I want to pierce my leather belt.")

Remember to be specific about what you want to pierce.