First I do not have a tattoo but have been tempted. But the stigma argument. Wow, is that still around? I know it was once a few years back but now, so many people of both sexes have ink. I didn't imagine the stigma was still there unless it is like on your face or neck. That I guess is still a bit out of the everyday. Ryder13
I don't have any tattoos. I have always thought about what I would get and where since I was a lot younger in my teens but, have always stuck to keeping my body free from markings. There's just something not quite right about it to me.
I don't have a tattoo just because I am someone who always liked to be the natural way. My worst fear would be growing old and seeing a tattoo and have the feelings of regret. I rather not face that so I rather live the way I am living. I also never came across a picture or phrase that I NEEDED to have on my body. It is just something that isn't for me.
I don't as of currently, but I have been planning a huge elaborate back piece for a while now. It's a scene from Alice in Wonderland, or more precisely when Alice meets the caterpillar. I want an abstract piece with Alice standing bellow the mushroom, staring up and looking at the smoke figures the caterpillar is blowing with the smoke from his hookah.
I've never came up with an idea or saw a drawing that I wanted to be on my body, in ink forever. I like tattoos but no on me. I did have an idea one time when I was younger, but one night I drunkenly told an ex-friend about it and he stole the idea, so I felt it wasn't meant to be.
I don't have a tattoo, and I don't think that I will ever get one. I love tattoos and I think they are awesome, especially on men. I wouldn't get one because I am indecisive about everything and I wouldn't want to get a tattoo then later regret it, which I know that I will. I would rather be on the safe side on not get one just because I hate the feeling of regret. But if i were to get one it would be a butterfly because I have always loved them since I was a teenager. I loved them because they're beautiful and free; growing up, I never felt beautiful nor did I feel free so that's what cause me to gravitate towards butterflies and birds. And it would be place in my thigh.
