hayden
i absolutely love this, maybe a little smaller though. it shows my dedication to god and its easy to cover if i need to. i want it on the back of my neck.
http://www.rankmytattoos.com/f/wmimages/neck-tattoo-121062145820334.jpg
@JaneZ: like i said before, "MAYBE A LITTLE SMALLER" no duh i want it to be smaller, that thing is fricken huge. and how dare you judge my dedication to god. im proud to be catholic!
@JaneZ: and if the tattoo has meaning, which it does! its not "cliche" a**h***.
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A cross like that out in the open wouldn't necessarily show your dedication to God. Crosses in tattoos have become like roses, skulls and Chinese symbols - cliche and very over done. A smaller cross would be nice, but maybe more modest looking, its the fancy ones that are overdone. A lot of people who are not religious get crosses done, so somewhere more out of sight would be a good way of making sure you don't get visually judged into that group of people.
A girl I knew a few years ago had a verse that meant a lot to her and had just the reference tattooed (sorry I don't know what it's called, the part that comes after the verse, like John 3:16). It was neat because it was clear that she was religious but it also didn't give it away, it made you want to go and look up which verse it was.
A cross like that out in the open wouldn't necessarily show your dedication to God. Crosses in tattoos have become like roses, skulls and Chinese symbols - cliche and very over done. A smaller cross would be nice, but maybe more modest looking, its the fancy ones that are overdone. A lot of people who are not religious get crosses done, so somewhere more out of sight would be a good way of making sure you don't get visually judged into that group of people.
A girl I knew a few years ago had a verse that meant a lot to her and had just the reference tattooed (sorry I don't know what it's called, the part that comes after the verse, like John 3:16). It was neat because it was clear that she was religious but it also didn't give it away, it made you want to go and look up which verse it was.
Tattoos & piercings on girls?
Null
So I really like tattoos & piercings. I'm 17 & I have my septum, bellybutton & upper ear pierced.
When I'm 18 (in December) I really want to get my tongue pierced & a portrait on my forearm.
My parents are very religious, conservative people. I don't believe in god & I don't attend church. I'm a virgin & I smoke pot occasionally.
I just feel If I get tattoos & piercing they won't accept me. They're always talking about how"trashy" they are & I'll look like a "hoe" idk what to do... I'm scared.
I hide my piercings now but someday I'll have to show them, how will I start to reveal all this?
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If you want a tattoo, get it. I'm also in your situation. I have both nostrils pierced, stretched ears, cartilage, septum, and I'm getting my belly pierced. I plan on getting a lot of tattoos and I also feel they won't accept me. My parents aren't hardcore Christians or anything, they don't attend church very often, but my mom doesn't like tattoos and my dad always goes by what my mom says, yet he has tattoos himself. When you're 18, you can legally get a tattoo without parent permission. Get the tattoo in a easy to hide area, such as your back, legs, stomach, ect. You can easily hide those with clothing. After awhile of having it, you can eventually show it to them. There's not really anything they can do about it after you have it. They should accept you for you, and yeah they might be mad at first but they will probably get over it. Also, having tattoos and/or piercings does not make you trashy or a hoe, and don't listen to that person up there. I think tattoos look awesome on old people. You won't regret it, trust me. As long as it's not something stupid and you did it professionally and took care of it right.
If you want a tattoo, get it. I'm also in your situation. I have both nostrils pierced, stretched ears, cartilage, septum, and I'm getting my belly pierced. I plan on getting a lot of tattoos and I also feel they won't accept me. My parents aren't hardcore Christians or anything, they don't attend church very often, but my mom doesn't like tattoos and my dad always goes by what my mom says, yet he has tattoos himself. When you're 18, you can legally get a tattoo without parent permission. Get the tattoo in a easy to hide area, such as your back, legs, stomach, ect. You can easily hide those with clothing. After awhile of having it, you can eventually show it to them. There's not really anything they can do about it after you have it. They should accept you for you, and yeah they might be mad at first but they will probably get over it. Also, having tattoos and/or piercings does not make you trashy or a hoe, and don't listen to that person up there. I think tattoos look awesome on old people. You won't regret it, trust me. As long as it's not something stupid and you did it professionally and took care of it right.
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