Does your spouse/partner/significant other have tatoos?

I don't like to significant the tattoos, exp: if your love success their is no problem suppose if your love got failure if you married some one but your ex lover name always remembers in your tattoo. and your married life also may be spoil. if your lucky if you married the same person and We should show our love to lover or dearest once in heart not in tattoo. and may be chances of skin problem.

Nope. My wife much like myself, which is ever so scary when we talk about things we like and don't. (around other people) Could be in a different room and we'd probably the same thing to any given question. (we don't like them) ~Joey

well, my husband has a tatto on his left hand,ring finger and it has the name of his ex, so it happened before i meet him and its already part of the past.. i dont care on his tattoo as long as its not big enough.

My boyfriend has three tattoos, he had two of them before I met him and one when we first started dating. They're all band tattoos, and they are really well done. I told him he's not allowed to get my name tattooed on him, since I'm really against that, but we're getting matching tattoos, but only as a friendship thing. I love tattoos myself, so I don't mind them. I'm just working up the nerve to go get my first tattoo!

My husband doesn't have any but he wants one. I do nt like them but he wants it really bad and will probably end up getting it anyways. Hopefully he doesn't but you never know.

yeah he have one on his right chest.its like a like a fingers holding a heart i met him already with that and honestly i dont like it. i just knew he had tatoo when we were in our 6months relationship. i asked him onece if he would not mind if i ask him to get rid of it he said he also wanted to have it removed or erased but they said its painful doctors will use a laser? right? i dont know though im not sure.

Not too long ago, most Americans associated tattoos with sailors, bikers and sideshow artists. But tattoos have become more popular in recent years, and the people who get them are as diverse as the styles and designs they choose. And some people who would never think of tattooing pictures or symbols onto their bodies use permanent make-up -- a type of tattoo -- to emphasize their eyes and lips.

To me, tattoos are beautiful when done well. My wife has 3...2 small ones and a larger one at the base of her back. I have a bunch including one on my ankle with my kids names on there. I am also thinking of having their portraits tattoed on mr as well.

My husband has two tattoos. He already had the US Flag on his right upper arm when we got married. After our son was born, he got his full name and birthdate put over his heart. If we have more kids, he will get their names and birthdates, too. I don't think he plans on getting any others done, though.

I am not in a relationship now, but my ex had a few small ones one his hands and arms when I met him. Him and his friends had done them, and not very well. Shortly before we split up he had a ship tattoo done on his shoulder. It was done professionally and looks nice, although the money could have been better used to pay the bills.

My husband got a tatoo not long after we started dating. He has his sign, Leo, on his shoulder. He wants to get our sons name tattoed somewhere but he hasn't decided where or what to get. I already had a tribal tatoo on my lower back before we met. I don't mind tatoos, but I think I have diferent for men and women. Men can have visible tattoos, but I hate when they have thier entire body tatooed. Women who have tatoos in places like the chest or places tht it's hard to hide kind of look strange to me when they're dressed up. Like on their weddind day...I don't know, I guess it might sound hypocritical.

I think tats are great! My husband had some when we met, now I tattoo and he has about 50. No strange stuff, webs, jail art. Each one means something special to him.

My partner and myself do not have tattos. Neither of us even want one. I do not see the point in getting tattos. I often wonder what they will look like when you get older. Will they be faded? Or because your skin has stretched will they look distorted? How will the tatto look on you when you are in your sixties?