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Poll: Age for first tattoo?
- Thread starter farouk
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Evointrinsic
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I'm in the midst of designing one. well, one conglomerated one of many different stories.
I'm just seeing how it will turn out using photoshop and so forth before actually applying it.
That being said, it will be 20-29 when I'll be getting the start of it.
It's my bucket list (yes I have a bucket list at 21 ;) ) but a very intriguing one at that. and each time I accoplish something on my bucket list that's held at a high personal standard, then I'll add that to the accumulated tattoo's (which at the moment looks like it will be eventually covering my entire back.
I would say, however, a person shouldn't get one until they are over 20. The reason for that is obvious, which is maturity level and just how well an individual can judge their own personal preferences. But there are still WAY too many immature 20+ year old's.
I'm just seeing how it will turn out using photoshop and so forth before actually applying it.
That being said, it will be 20-29 when I'll be getting the start of it.
It's my bucket list (yes I have a bucket list at 21 ;) ) but a very intriguing one at that. and each time I accoplish something on my bucket list that's held at a high personal standard, then I'll add that to the accumulated tattoo's (which at the moment looks like it will be eventually covering my entire back.
I would say, however, a person shouldn't get one until they are over 20. The reason for that is obvious, which is maturity level and just how well an individual can judge their own personal preferences. But there are still WAY too many immature 20+ year old's.
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Alabaster
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I don't have a tattoo, and intend NEVER to get one
farouk
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Evointrinsic
Member
Hurray! I'm the oddball!
Tailgunner
Member
I made it through four years in the Navy without getting one, and saw many mark up their bodies in ways I think by now they surely have come to regret. No way for me!
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farouk
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Tailgunner
Member
No we didn't, Farouk. Never wanted one.
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Harvest
Member
Tattoos - absolutely not Farouk - needles and Mrs Tailgunner definitly dont belong in the same sentence
farouk
Member
Tattoos - absolutely not Farouk - needles and Mrs Tailgunner definitly dont belong in the same sentence
Harvest:
I see.
So you know Mrs T, do you?
But anyway, you'd be surprised how many somewhat more mature ladies are getting them.
PS: Harvest, did you vote in the poll yet?
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Harvest
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Harvest:
I see.
So you know Mrs T, do you?
Hey we go back forever - I was even at the wedding
But anyway, you'd be surprised how many somewhat more mature ladies are getting them.
dangerous ground Farouk - are you saying Im Old
PS: Harvest, did you vote in the poll yet?
Vote dutifully cast and definitly no tattoos for me - besides even if I was brave I dont think my wonderful husband would be too happy with me.
Tailgunner
Member
farouk
Member
Vote dutifully cast and definitly no tattoos for me - besides even if I was brave I dont think my wonderful husband would be too happy with me.
Ms Harvest:
Oh I didn't know you were Mrs. Tailgunner ...
.'Brave' is one way of putting it...though these days many people use a numbing agent, so they don't feel much...
I don't suppose you ever even fleetingly wondered about being, like you say, 'brave' in this way, though, did you...
(PS: thanks for your vote.
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Harvest
Member
Ms Harvest:
Oh I didn't know you were Mrs. Tailgunner ...
'Brave' is one way of putting it...though these days many people use a numbing agent, so they don't feel much...
I don't suppose you ever even fleetingly wondered about being, like you say, 'brave' in this way, though, did you...
(PS: thanks for your vote.
Farouk I've thoughly enjoyed being Mrs Tailgunner for four months now
and as for the tattoo I dont think its ever crossed my mind as being a remotely fun thing to do Blessings
TGs Lady
farouk
Member
Farouk I've thoughly enjoyed being Mrs Tailgunner for four months now
Blessings
TGs Lady
Mrs T & Mr T:
Congrats, you guys....
Tailgunner
Member
Thanks, Farouk! It was an unusual ceremony, performed by a riverside. But still no tattoos involved. :toofunny Just out of curiosity, though, do you have a tattoo?
TG
farouk
Member
T: Oh I regretted years ago an oriental character on my arm that soon faded.
But I guess there is potential for faith related designs?
Tailgunner
Member
Leviticus 19:28
<sup class="versenum" id="en-NASB-3310">28</sup>'You shall not make any cuts in your body for the dead nor make any tattoo marks on yourselves: I am the LORD. (NASB)
Sounds to me like a commandment, Farouk. I think I'll stay away from them.
TG
