I don't think I am We were asked our take on women with tattoos. You hang artwork and pictures on the walls of your house. I'm don't the same thing. My body is a house for my soul while I'm alive. I may as well decorate it!
I have a tattoo and I am interested in removing it. I just don't need it anymore. But I got it when my best friend died, and to me it was a way to keep her with me for a long time. I know she's with me now and I found peace so I don't need it anymore. Now, I do want to get another tattoo though….very small. I would consider some type of thing to intermingle my babes name and our future nuggets.
I have to stop myself because I could easily have full sleeves if I didn't. It's a good thing they are so expensive
it is hard when a good friend dies and i dont blame you for having a tat done, in a way you feel as if their there with you,i do know cause it happened to me
Yeah honestly. I got it done over 10 years ago, I was just 18. She died when I was 16 and I dropped out of high school because I was such a wreck. So, to me it really meant a lot to have something of her with me. It is angel wings, she carried me in spirit during a time that was really fucking hard. But like I said I don't need it anymore and want it removed.
They can be lifesavers. My son's mother had several open heart surgeries and as a result a very raised scar down the center of her chest. She wore things with high necklines and her posture was hunched over in a way that was protective of her chest. Our friend Henry Goldfield, a master tattooist convinced her to let him tattoo over her scar. A large beautiful purple lotus blossom later and we got to watch her bloom! Gone was the hunched posture and high necked clothes. :sunny::sunny::sunny:
Chicks with tats are sexy in my book. Sexiest tat I ever saw was years ago at a tattoo convention in Philly. It was at the Renaissance hotel near the airport and while I was walking down the hall I came upon a slim chick with a crazy curvy Jessica Rabbit body, it literally stopped me dead in my tracks and my jaw hung open. She had on some low rider jeans, and was barefooting it, she had on some sort of black leather or vinyl top that only covered the front of her boobs and hung like Pocahontas style . Her navel and back etc. were pretty well exposed. She had a walk like the demon queen of hot sex. As she came toward and finally past me while I was in a damn near frozen state...I of course managed to turn and see her amazing backside and noticed she had the most perfect set of extremely well done angel wings on her back that followed her insane curves from her should blades, swept in through her tiny waist and flared back out onto her hips and stopped after encroaching onto her ass just a little. It certainly helped the tattoo that she was perfectly built but the tat itself was impressive. I've seen the wings done before but never this well executed.
I'm sorry for that. I will have it removed though. Its a reminder of something I don't want to have on my body anymore. I think if you want to get it, you should if it truly makes you feel better.
2 of mine are in memory of loved ones that have passed away. I got one for my best friend on the day of her funeral. I got another one for my mom on the 10 year anniversary of her death. It can be very therapeutic. It's almost like the physical pain helps take away the emotional pain a little bit. I've never considered getting any of mine removed. Even the first one that I got that is a horrible mess. It is a page in my life story. I'm just thankful I got it in a spot that nobody sees.
No one can see mine. I have a struggle to see it myself. I did this intentionally because tattoos or the perception of them was something I feared at the age I got it. I didn't want to be looked down upon at the pool with my kids someday. So I concealed it to avoid negativity and judgement. Its under my hair line in the back of my head. Its never been about seeing it for me either, its been about just having it there. I want to be free of the pain and reminders of it.
Haha I do care A LOT. But I can also be a major major bitch at times. What can I say? No one is perfect. Thank you for the compliment.
I don't think it should matter if a woman has a tattoo or not. I like them but I prefer the natural look for myself at the end of the day. I think that a lot of young people are getting them right now: it is the trendy thing to do. Do what you want. I know myself well enough to realize that I am changeable and fickle. What seemed like a good idea yesterday doesn't seem that way today, half of the time.
Celibate women can have tattoos too, eh. Thus they make a man politically incorrect about synergy for procreation. Let's hear it.:biker: