Tue Mar 13, 2007 12:19 am
Twinkle wrote:Setekh wrote:No.
17 is too young, you Must consider the tattoo for years to be sure.
I mean honestly, I have considered a tattoo for years now (Left shoulder, of my personal mark if you care) and I'm still not 100% sure (Many people dislike my G-D complex, and as the tattoo is a literal announciation of that complex I see it causing problems).
If you get the tattoo you will come to regret it.
Who are you to tell someone that? I'm sorry but it's utter crap.
Look, I agree with inrun, wait a few months until you're 18 to see if you like the idea of getting the tattoo still. Personally, I would make sure it meant something to me because even if you don't like it in the future, it'll remind you of being young and your tastes and likes as a teenager. I'd also show the tattoo artist the design and get him to design you one in the same style but more personal and to your own tastes. That's what I did.![]()
I was planning to get a tattoo from the age of 17, had it done just a few months after my 18th birthday. I am now coming 20 and I still love and adore it. It reminds me of one of the happiest times of my life. It's so beautiful and I love showing it off because my body feels more beautiful with it.
I would say, just make sure it means something to you.
Tue Mar 13, 2007 12:31 am
Setekh wrote:Twinkle wrote:Setekh wrote:No.
17 is too young, you Must consider the tattoo for years to be sure.
I mean honestly, I have considered a tattoo for years now (Left shoulder, of my personal mark if you care) and I'm still not 100% sure (Many people dislike my G-D complex, and as the tattoo is a literal announciation of that complex I see it causing problems).
If you get the tattoo you will come to regret it.
Who are you to tell someone that? I'm sorry but it's utter crap.
Look, I agree with inrun, wait a few months until you're 18 to see if you like the idea of getting the tattoo still. Personally, I would make sure it meant something to me because even if you don't like it in the future, it'll remind you of being young and your tastes and likes as a teenager. I'd also show the tattoo artist the design and get him to design you one in the same style but more personal and to your own tastes. That's what I did.![]()
I was planning to get a tattoo from the age of 17, had it done just a few months after my 18th birthday. I am now coming 20 and I still love and adore it. It reminds me of one of the happiest times of my life. It's so beautiful and I love showing it off because my body feels more beautiful with it.
I would say, just make sure it means something to you.
Experience.
Not just my own infact, but advice from tattooists and people far in my elder.
And frankly, what the hell point is tact?
"Oh, I know, I'll go throw my life away on whatever stupid idea I have today"
"well you could *Insert fifty two hours of why you shouldn't when don't be an idiot will suffice*"
I don't have the time, patience or mindset for tact.
Tue Mar 13, 2007 12:57 am
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Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:04 am
Uncle Xyzzy wrote:I'm going to look evil, and agree with Setekh.
Sooooo many oppurtunities can be lost by a tattoo, whether jobs, relational, or otherwise.
Plus, of course, when that cruise ship on your belly becomes a battleship (with real-life "bobbing" in the "water"!) you'll wish you hadn't.
Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:09 am
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Tue Mar 13, 2007 2:12 am
Uncle Xyzzy wrote:I'm going to look evil, and agree with Setekh.
Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:31 pm
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Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:49 pm
AngelAttitude wrote:I don't get it O_o Why shouldnt you get a tattoo done on a monday or friday?![]()
Tue Mar 13, 2007 1:51 pm
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Tue Mar 13, 2007 2:00 pm
Setekh wrote:To be honest, never really figured it out myself (Hence my unadorned arm) but I imagine it is something along the lines of;
" No one likes to work on Mondays and may not do the greatest job, and everyone wants to rush through Fridays. "
Tue Mar 13, 2007 2:03 pm