Tattoos?

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i like animal and glittery temporary tattooos

they even have panda and ice cream ones


these ones look really pretty

I have Asperger's and I have 8 tattoos. I think it is neat to have them because they are something that I chose to get and I cannot lose them. Take an earring for example. I put it in and then I regularly check to see if it is still in my ear and not fallen off. Though not likely, an earring can come out. But with tattoos, kind of hard to lose. In a very strange way, I find them cozy. They were once puddles of ink after coming out of a bottle, and after being injected into my skin, they became something recognizable as a type of artwork. And being in my skin, they have become a part of my body. I find that cozy, neat, and very personable. I know that might sound strange, but that is my perception of my tattoos. And as I said, I have Asperger's.

Have one but would like another. I like the look of the watercolour tattoos though am concerned it would look terrible within 5 years. it would not be exposed to the sun though.

something like this

I have a nakiri knife, which essentially looks like a big straight razor with a kitchen knife handle, tattooed behind my left ear. It marks me as a chef, and it's a knife I use constantly, as I'm able to use it in this custom holster thing I rigged up with minimal risk of cutting myself if I miss. I often forget I have it, it's pretty subtle.

Looks like this, but vertical:

Don't have any but if I was legally able to consent, I would have gotten one of a portcullis.

I have three tattoos; one of which is a puzzle piece I wear with pride on my right upper arm.

I don't have any, I grew out of drawing on myself when I was about 10.

95% of tatts are really awful and I cringe for the person having that crap on them.

I like girls with nice tatts though.

It's your skin, do what you like, I'm still going to laugh at all the bad ones.

I don't have any right now but in the future I plan on getting some work done (possibly the late spring or early summer of 2017). Going to start from the backs of my hands and getting sleeves. I don't plan on doing anything else aside from that for the time being, but I am open to getting my calves done as well.

I don't have any tatts, but I've always, sort-of, wanted a rose----that watercolor tatt was BEYOND fabulous----but, I've always talked myself out of it, cuz what if however amount of time, later, I change my mind, and wish I didn't have it; it'd be too bad (yeah, I know they can be removed, but).

The way I looked at it was I was quite nervous about getting my first tattoo. I really debated it. I thought that maybe sometime in the future I might regret it. But then I thought, if I don't get a tattoo, then maybe someday I would regret that I hadn't got one. So I did it, and did it, eight times (with some being expanded and retouched). For me, so far in my life, I don't regret it. However there was one tattoo that I really struggled with. It was a tribal centered on my sternum with symmetrical wavy lines going horizontally across my chest. After I looked at the completed piece I noticed it seemed crooked or not level. And upon measuring it, it was crooked. I went to a different artist who made some adjustments to it and added another section of tribal work going down my stomach. And still it looked crooked. Finally I found a very talented artist who expanded sections of it and now it looks straight. Was I ever relieved. My main advice to anyone getting a tattoo is to scrutinize its placement and assure yourself the stenciling looks right to you before the ink goes in.