empeee
Hey Im 15 and I really want to have a tattoo my parents are ok with it but I want something that looks cool and not big too. I want something that girls would like pls help;)
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reasons why you shouldnt get a tattoo at 15:
1) your 15.
2) 'i want something that girls would like' - do i really need to explain? im thinking yes. its sound immature and like youre only doing it to impress people. get a tattoo for yourself, not so you can pull some bird.
3) its illegal.
4) your still growing so its gonna stretch and look like shite when your older.
5) anywhere that will tattoo a 15 y/o is gonna be crap at their job and probably not steralise their equipment probably. you do know that you can get HIV from that.
ok, im totally not against tattoos. im actually planning on getting one as soon as im 18. but you need to wait. your 15, what you think is cool now you gonna think is embarassing in a years time. beliweve me. when i was 15 i wanted a star tattoo. ok, it seemed cool then and i liked it coz it was simple. but it was sooo unimaginative. i would look like a right douche if id had that tattood.
why dont you find a design you like. then stick it on your wall where youll see it everyday. then, if you still want it when your 18 get it. thats what my piercer told me to do. i have. its been there abou 6 months and i still love it. not just coz it looks awesome, but also coz it means somethign to me.
now, im not saying that you have to get a tattoo that has some 'special hidden meaning'. if we're honest, your first tattoo is always going to be meaning ful purely for the fact that its your first tattoo. but when oyur 18 youll be much more likely to find a freaking awesome piece of art that not only you will love and that will look fUckign awesome. but then, youll still pull girls.
besides, what might impress girls now will not impress girls when your 21.
reasons why you shouldnt get a tattoo at 15:
1) your 15.
2) 'i want something that girls would like' - do i really need to explain? im thinking yes. its sound immature and like youre only doing it to impress people. get a tattoo for yourself, not so you can pull some bird.
3) its illegal.
4) your still growing so its gonna stretch and look like shite when your older.
5) anywhere that will tattoo a 15 y/o is gonna be crap at their job and probably not steralise their equipment probably. you do know that you can get HIV from that.
ok, im totally not against tattoos. im actually planning on getting one as soon as im 18. but you need to wait. your 15, what you think is cool now you gonna think is embarassing in a years time. beliweve me. when i was 15 i wanted a star tattoo. ok, it seemed cool then and i liked it coz it was simple. but it was sooo unimaginative. i would look like a right douche if id had that tattood.
why dont you find a design you like. then stick it on your wall where youll see it everyday. then, if you still want it when your 18 get it. thats what my piercer told me to do. i have. its been there abou 6 months and i still love it. not just coz it looks awesome, but also coz it means somethign to me.
now, im not saying that you have to get a tattoo that has some 'special hidden meaning'. if we're honest, your first tattoo is always going to be meaning ful purely for the fact that its your first tattoo. but when oyur 18 youll be much more likely to find a freaking awesome piece of art that not only you will love and that will look fUckign awesome. but then, youll still pull girls.
besides, what might impress girls now will not impress girls when your 21.
10 points !!! Tattoo help?!?
CaptainChe
I'm getting a new tattoo soon. Need some advice:
- what would you compare the pain to?
- where will hurt less ( what I mean is ideas for places, but not sensitive)
- where do you think tattoos look nice/sexy on a girl ?
Any other advice would be greatly apreciated. :)
Mistress of Sin xxx
Xxxxxx
Answer
i would personally compare the sensation to a hot cat scratch; i wouldn't exactly call it pain, either- more a discomfort. the vibration of the machine numbs out the feeling a bit after a good five minutes or so, too.
the least painful places are the places with a good amount of fat and/or muscle, examples being: upper arms, thighs, calves, etc. the most painful tend to be bony areas and areas where the skin is thin. feet, hands, sternum, etc.
a tattoo looks sexy on a girl when it fits her body nicely. it needs to move with the natural curves and contours of your body and be placed in a way that doesn't look like you just stuck a tattoo anywhere it would fit.
as far as advice, the classic rules always apply: get a good night's sleep the night before, don't drink alcohol or use any illegal drugs at least two days before the appointment, eat a few hours before the tattoo, drink a lot of water throughout the day before and day of the tattoo (during the tattoo, if you can), and bring some hard candy of sorts to keep your blood sugar levels up. also, some means of distracting yourself would be a good idea. music, book, or a friend to chat with can do wonders.
biggest bit of advice- relax, and enjoy the experience. your attitude and mindset can make a huge difference.
i would personally compare the sensation to a hot cat scratch; i wouldn't exactly call it pain, either- more a discomfort. the vibration of the machine numbs out the feeling a bit after a good five minutes or so, too.
the least painful places are the places with a good amount of fat and/or muscle, examples being: upper arms, thighs, calves, etc. the most painful tend to be bony areas and areas where the skin is thin. feet, hands, sternum, etc.
a tattoo looks sexy on a girl when it fits her body nicely. it needs to move with the natural curves and contours of your body and be placed in a way that doesn't look like you just stuck a tattoo anywhere it would fit.
as far as advice, the classic rules always apply: get a good night's sleep the night before, don't drink alcohol or use any illegal drugs at least two days before the appointment, eat a few hours before the tattoo, drink a lot of water throughout the day before and day of the tattoo (during the tattoo, if you can), and bring some hard candy of sorts to keep your blood sugar levels up. also, some means of distracting yourself would be a good idea. music, book, or a friend to chat with can do wonders.
biggest bit of advice- relax, and enjoy the experience. your attitude and mindset can make a huge difference.
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