Tattoo or Not To Tattoo?
Which is it for YOU and Why?
If you have one, what is it of and does it have a special meaning?
Inquiring minds aka ME want to know.
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I have multiple tattoos, and yes they each have special meanings. For me it was important that when went to get a new piece that it had to have a significant meaning, but the meaning needed to be something that wasn’t temporary; a girls name, or a band or anything where my emotions or taste could change. Tattoos are scars that should mark an important moment that cannot be altered with time.
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LOVED your comment and thanks for replying. I am always so curious. I too have some, I of course which I would of thought them out a bit more. But I think I look back and you pick what is important at that moment in you life. But now as I get older. Of course Id pick different..=)
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I have 4 different tattoos – one on each of my upper arms, one on my right hip and one on my right calf. All of them have special meaning to me, but I try and maintain some discretion in identifying information. π So, I don’t display on any public forums. π
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I have a bunch. I have a GIANT portrait of Axl Rose on my side, which kind of has meaning because Guns N Roses are a very prominent band in my life. I have a rose on my left breast which has meaning because it represents my fiance. I have a flying pig drinking a beer on my left arm which has no meaning other than my artist drew it up and I really liked it. And I also have the beginning of a sleeve on my right arm with all sorts of random stuff, also with no real meaning, drawn by my artist. We used to say I was his walking billboard — whatever he wanted to tattoo he just put on me. And I love them all =]
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oh sleeves. I am so jealous. Well I do thing our bodies are a great canvas for art aka tattoos. Mine dont have any meaning, well the ones on my wrist. I suppose.
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I have four and to be honest they don’t really have special meanings. I got them because I loved them and, luckily, I still do. I’ve had my oldest one for 15 years and my most recent for 2 years. I’m ready for another one and really want a half sleeve!
I love tattoos, especially on men π
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I have one, and I didn’t get it until I turned thirty. I figured if I still wanted one by then it was a go. I took considerable time deciding what I would always want on my body, and what would never change in my life. I’ve been a Yankees fan since I could crawl so I went with a Yankees emblem. I plan to do one more when (IF?!?!) I meet a weight loss goal I set. That one will read “Kia Kaha”, a Maori phrase loosely translated to “Stay Strong” or “Forever Strong”.
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LOVE the reason and meaning…=)
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I have four. My first was also at 30, and it is my children’s zodiac signs intertwined. My second is a single old school flash swallow on my forearm, just because I loved it. My third is a tribal butterfly with the cervical cancer awareness ribbon as the body. The last one I got was a plain awareness ribbon on my foot that I got in Vegas when I was able to meet several ladies that had been diagnosed with the rare cancer I’m a survivor of.
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Amazing story and congrats on being a survivor and thank for commenting. They all sounds cool…=)
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I have a number of tattoos as well. They all mean something special to me, even if I’m not exactly thrilled with all of them.
I’m also a “word,” which explains the word on my wrist. (That’s not my wrist on the front page of this link, though.) http://ineradicablestain.com/skindex.html
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I am not so thrilled with all of mine either. I wish I could erase a few, only to replace with something meaningful or something artsy to my tastes now *sighs*. I am off to check it out now..~
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I also have a tattoo of Mark Ryden’s “A Dog Named Jesus” painting that people ask me about all the time. I usually tell them that art is subjective.
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Mine are s breast cancer support ribbon with “our love is forever” dedicated to my wife on my left wrist, her favourite flower by her favourite artist on my right wrist. A black skull half sleeve left arm to symbolise my negativity and depression and a half sleeve. chest shoulder piece on my right arm side of a black dragon holding a glowing sun symbolising the change my anger and negativity
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