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I love tattoos! I currently have 11 and am sure somewhere down the road I will get some more. Guess that happens when I grew up in a tattoo shop. :) I got some from a butterfly on the top of my foot, tribel on my neck, a tombstone on my back (it covered my ex husbands name), to an original nintendo controller on my arm. They all have special meaning to me and always tell a great story with the new people that I meet!
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Heres mine.... H  Its a dragon on my chest...directly above my right breast.. Last time I posted this pic the mods deleted it thinking that a mole was a nipple.  ..heehee. Dont worry mods, I know better. I wouldnt show my nipple on the internet...  at least not for free.  BTW Im a christian. |
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It's a fad. It will pass and then tattooing will go back where it belongs, to Sailors and Marines getting them in Singapore and Manila.
But hey if you want one go for it. Join the club. |
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art?  Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret.  Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy.  I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree!  Hers are hot. Get a couple like hers - they look good. 
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! Hers are hot. Get a couple like hers - they look good. 
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! I also recommend getting landscape style tattooing rather than spot tattooing wherein you just have one somewhere on your body with no other connection. The landscape style is modern and uses the curves of your body -- like wrapping around your shoulder, calf, ribs, etc, and uses context as well. |
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i have no tattoos
but i wanna get two to start..and i know what i want them to be...but i want them on my inner arms... that is a bad idea, right? pain wise.. thats what everyone tells me |
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! Some christian religions forbid tattoos..it is considered offensive to do to the "body temple" |
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! I also recommend getting landscape style tattooing rather than spot tattooing wherein you just have one somewhere on your body with no other connection. The landscape style is modern and uses the curves of your body -- like wrapping around your shoulder, calf, ribs, etc, and uses context as well. You should put up your feet pic - to show your tattoos. Not cuz its hot. Just for reference.
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If you only see yourself getting one better make it a decent size... A guy with one tiny tattoo just looks like a fairy As far as the price goes... you get what you pay for, remember that! A great tattoo by a great artist is going to cost you. I think I will stick with looking like a fairy... No offense, just my opinion None taken........... 
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i know we love pictures...
but i wanna get this done on the inside of my arm  i just drew it on there with pen one day....but ill make sure i get another on so i dont look like a fairy lol |
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Edited by
brokenwings30
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Sun 09/06/09 05:09 PM
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I Have over 50 tattoos ,I flippin love all of them
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Edited by
MelodyGirl
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Sun 09/06/09 05:10 PM
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i have no tattoos but i wanna get two to start..and i know what i want them to be...but i want them on my inner arms... that is a bad idea, right? pain wise.. thats what everyone tells me Pain is subjective. No one can tell you how it will feel. Everyone is different. Granted, certain areas are predisposed to more nerve-sensitivity but, again, subjective. Everyone and their dog tried to tell me my foot and wrist tatts would HURT so badly. *pfft* I barely felt the work being done. My ankh, however, took four hours and KILLED me. My adrenal glands and endorphins were spent. When my pain sensors shut down, I started shaking and I almost passed out. Thankfully I only had about 10 minutes remaining and set my mind up to finish. The power of the mind is incredible. |
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If you only see yourself getting one better make it a decent size... A guy with one tiny tattoo just looks like a fairy As far as the price goes... you get what you pay for, remember that! A great tattoo by a great artist is going to cost you. |
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! I also recommend getting landscape style tattooing rather than spot tattooing wherein you just have one somewhere on your body with no other connection. The landscape style is modern and uses the curves of your body -- like wrapping around your shoulder, calf, ribs, etc, and uses context as well. You should put up your feet pic - to show your tattoos. Not cuz its hot. Just for reference. YOU! I know it's not as clear, but the pic on my profile in my vinyl studded stilettos shows my ankle and foot pieces. 
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i have no tattoos but i wanna get two to start..and i know what i want them to be...but i want them on my inner arms... that is a bad idea, right? pain wise.. thats what everyone tells me Pain is subjective. No one can tell you how it will feel. Everyone is different. Granted, certain areas are predisposed to more nerve-sensitivity but, again, subjective. Everyone and their dog tried to tell me my foot and wrist tatts would HURT so badly. *pfft* I barely felt the work being done. My ankh, however, took four hours and KILLED me. My adrenal glands and endorphins were spent. When my pain sensors shut down, I started shaking and I almost passed out. Thankfully I only had about 10 minutes remaining and set my mind up to finish. The power of the mind is incredible. She is right. Your mind can manipulate what hurts and what doesnt. I want to get a sleeve on my left arm - and I have heard both sides of the pain vs. not painful camps. Everyone has a different pain tolerance. |
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Edited by
kayarie
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Sun 09/06/09 05:19 PM
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sure my story is one day same as you i was always closed up and wasnt too crazy one day i saw this girl covered in tattoos, So i decided i wanted some. I called a few places asking if they had a variety of colors and they said yes. So when i get into walgreens i ran to the aisle with the biggest box of magic markers. Went home sat on the floor and just began drawing al over myself. People stared for awhile but eventuallty they get used to it
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Heres mine.... H Its a dragon on my chest...directly above my right breast.. Last time I posted this pic the mods deleted it thinking that a mole was a nipple. ..heehee. Dont worry mods, I know better. I wouldnt show my nipple on the internet... at least not for free. |
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What does being a Christian have to do with getting a tattoo or other body art? Getting a tattoo is nothing to take lightly. If you decide to get one, research the artist, have him draw your design and put it on the fridge for a few months so you see it every day. You will probably make a few changes -- if not many -- before you decide on a final sketch. I wish you well -- and to avoid tattoo regret. Don't get bands, sports teams or anything trendy. Yes,...I have been giving this some thought...in that I should read 1st Chorinthians (spelling) I guess it is just what you beleive and the rest is to be between yourself and God..right?? I have pix of some of my ink in my profile. I started 21 years ago and the ink is still fresh without blurred lines or black ink turning green. I am VERY careful about who works on me and they need a stellar pedigree! Some christian religions forbid tattoos..it is considered offensive to do to the "body temple" |
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I have two koi carp, head to tail, one red, one blue, on my left shoulder blade, about 6/8 inches in diameter....symbolic for Pisces
I have 11 Kanji symbols from the nape of my neck following my vertebra down my spine...a story board....the symbol for dragon, (as I was born in the Chinese year of the dragon), then Om, then YinYang, then Strength, Wisdom, Altruism, Idealism, Mother, Daughter, Resilience, Compassion. There will be more until they join the tribal dragon centred at the base of my spine above my butt. I am contemplating getting larger art...I saw an amazing tattoo this morning, of a seahorse...a full body tattoo, travelling from the inside of the left ankle (the tail of the seahorse)...winding up the thigh, the curve of the hip, and onto the ribcage....stunning... I have a girlfriend who is an incredible body artist, and I suspect she may have a new customer.. 
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