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sexandcash · 05-11-2009, 11:54 AM

I personally am NOT a fan. I have no tattoos, never wanted one and never will get one. My sister on the other hamnd has 2 on the back of her neck. For years she was talking about the clover and the horseshoe she was going to get. I personally don't like them, but she wanted them for a long time and very thoroughly made up her mind. It wasn't a spur of the moment I turned 18 kind of thing. I respect her decision because she considered them for years and really thought about the PERMANENT implications of her actions before she did anything.....

Personally if it were me I would wait 6 months-A tattoo is forever, and 6 months is a long enough time to reconsider and reevaluate if you really want one. Tastes change and sometimes people go through phases. If you still want one then, I think you should go for it.

Talk to those who are in tehir 30's/40's/50's with tattoos. Do their tattoos still look good? Do they have regrets?

Do you want this design based on a fad or does it have symbolic personal meaning for you? I saw girls with tattoos of Sailor Moon and things like that andjust though "ugh, she's going to regret that in 20 years...."

Before you do anything be aware of what you would have to do if you ever wanted to remove it. Time? Cost? Scarring? Etc....

05-11-2009, 11:54 AM
sexandcash Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 1,566	I personally am NOT a fan. I have no tattoos, never wanted one and never will get one. My sister on the other hamnd has 2 on the back of her neck. For years she was talking about the clover and the horseshoe she was going to get. I personally don't like them, but she wanted them for a long time and very thoroughly made up her mind. It wasn't a spur of the moment I turned 18 kind of thing. I respect her decision because she considered them for years and really thought about the PERMANENT implications of her actions before she did anything..... Personally if it were me I would wait 6 months-A tattoo is forever, and 6 months is a long enough time to reconsider and reevaluate if you really want one. Tastes change and sometimes people go through phases. If you still want one then, I think you should go for it. Talk to those who are in tehir 30's/40's/50's with tattoos. Do their tattoos still look good? Do they have regrets? Do you want this design based on a fad or does it have symbolic personal meaning for you? I saw girls with tattoos of Sailor Moon and things like that andjust though "ugh, she's going to regret that in 20 years...." Before you do anything be aware of what you would have to do if you ever wanted to remove it. Time? Cost? Scarring? Etc.... __________________ SexandCash ICQ: 490-947-295