Do you love or hate tattoos?
By Skyeblue25
@Skyeblue25 (545)
October 30, 2009 10:25am CST
A friend of mines son has decided to get a full arm tattoo and she is devasted, I think to myself what would I think if my son got a tattoo and I don't think I would mind as long as he was sure its what he wants.
I have one myself though it is very small and on the bottom of my back so no one but me and my hubby can see it, unless I chose to wear something revealing, like a low backed top.
If my daughter chooses to have one when she is older I don't think I would mind too much unless she planned on getting something massive
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4 responses
@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
30 Oct 09
I don't love or hate them, but I don't have one. I suppose I could see myself getting a small feminine one in a discreet location...
@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
30 Oct 09
I would tell them that when they turn 18, they can do whatever they want as far as piercings and tattoos, but just to remember that if they go too crazy it might make it hard to get a job.
@Skyeblue25 (545)
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31 Oct 09
That is a very good point. As a lot of places will not employ you if you have a visible tattoo
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@Skyeblue25 (545)
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31 Oct 09
That is also a good point, thankyou. I guess your believes and morales have a lot to do with whether you agree with Tattoos or not as well
@reinydawn (11643)
• United States
3 Nov 09
I have a few, my son has 1. I think that as long as it's something that you know you are going to have to live with, and you're ok with that, then it's good. Tattoos aren't viewed the same as they used to be.
@firstcontact1990 (1784)
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7 Mar 10
I love tatoos. I think if you over doo them, then it really needs to be done tastefully. Then again, tattoos that have a meaning, maybe to support your favourite band, or football or rugby team, or is in memory of a family of friend, then its is a good thing. I personally got mine at 17, and although it looked good on paper, I think i should have really thought about it more, about something I really wanted.
