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Right we love tattoos we’re not heavily tatted out but like them never the less, each one has a meaning to us and a memory attached, so here’s are question..... how many of you have gone to the tattoo parlour looked in there book picked one had it done and now regretted it thank answer on a long tanned leg for us to read later lol   |
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I regretted my first ever one. But that was because I walked into the shop and picked one off the wall.
I had it covered a couple of years later with a design of my own. Never have I picked a design off a wall since. |
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I have one new one planned. It’s taking a bit of designing cause it means quite a lot. My first I love. I see it every morning but it’s not often on show. Scars of art. |
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My first has more meaning than just the obvious of what it says/is, I'm planning my second one which I'm designing myself it has a link to my first but neither are "off the shelf" and both are ones I've thought about for some time first.
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"I have one new one planned. It’s taking a bit of designing cause it means quite a lot. My first I love. I see it every morning but it’s not often on show. Scars of art."
you wouldn’t really think of them as scares would you? Would you?  |
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"I have one new one planned. It’s taking a bit of designing cause it means quite a lot. My first I love. I see it every morning but it’s not often on show. Scars of art.you wouldn’t really think of them as scares would you? Would you? "
What do you think a tattoo is? |
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"I have one new one planned. It’s taking a bit of designing cause it means quite a lot. My first I love. I see it every morning but it’s not often on show. Scars of art.you wouldn’t really think of them as scares would you? Would you? "
It’s a term I use because it’s a scar i’m glad I have. One I can’t take off but love seeing. One that touches my soul to see. Why I had it. |
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"I have one new one planned. It’s taking a bit of designing cause it means quite a lot. My first I love. I see it every morning but it’s not often on show. Scars of art.you wouldn’t really think of them as scares would you? Would you?
What do you think a tattoo is? "
art never thought of them as a scar think it’s a negative way to look at them dnt you think |
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I hear you. And your right - I don’t class the majority of them as scars. Certainly don’t look upon others’ as that unless I learn different. I love tattoos but as this was about the ones we have with meaning, it’s where I was coming from. Just me. |
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Picked my first one from a book when I was in my teens.. don't regret it though. Reminds me of a time and place. Have had loads of large custom work since and love them all apart from one that was done badly and will be redone.
No regrets, it's all part of the story. |
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I had a couple done in my early 20s I didn't regret them as they were personal, but they didn't look how I'd expected them too.
Young, eager & didn't do enough research into where to go
I've had them covered now, with something I designed, absolutely love & is very very personal, part of my life story. |
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when i started getting them the tattooist didnt even have a book just a few designs on the wall..hence everyone of a certain age has an eagle a skull a snake etc..i dont regret any...even though when trannied up i probably look like angry anderson in a wig and a dress  |
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Not one and will keep it that way, it seems I’m in the minority these days however. Been in the very Macho environment of Building site work, Bikers and the Army but never thought of having one myself.
No issues with them, some are amazing (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo I love) but never fancied getting inked up. |
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Had a few picked from a book when I was younger they have all been covered now .. You are much better going in with an Idea and getting what you want something more original I guess. But I'm addicted got more planed soon |
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I had a silly tribal tramp stamp on my lower back when I was 17, recently had it covered with something big and arty absolutely love it now. I have many tattoos that I love and speak for different parts of my life. (Mrs) |
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"Right we love tattoos we’re not heavily tatted out but like them never the less, each one has a meaning to us and a memory attached, so here’s are question..... how many of you have gone to the tattoo parlour looked in there book picked one had it done and now regretted it thank answer on a long tanned leg for us to read later lol "
ME!!!!!
I have 4 which is regret, the others were ones that were drawn especially for me. |
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I (female) have a number of tattoos and I don't regret any, in fact I would happily add to my collection.
I also have 'scars' from stretch marks as a result of my pregnancies but I prefer to call those my "life tattoos". I don't regret those either x |
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I had a tribal band thing on my arm when I was 19 and d*unk, picked off the wall. Always looked rubbish.
I had it lasered last year and one session done on the cover up, back in tomorrow for my second session. Pics available if people want to to see. |
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Of the 5 I have, only one came from a sheet at a tattooists, the others I have taken in photo's/pictures of similar to what I want and they've drawn them up under my instruction.
I dont regret a single one though they all have a meaning to me, and paint the picture of why I am who I am in some ways. |
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My very first one was out of a book at my local tattooist but im not ashamed of it as its a st andrews flag and a thistle in celebrations of my scottish heritage its not a great tattoo like the stuff u can get now bit i wouldnt change it as its special to me x |
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"when i started getting them the tattooist didnt even have a book just a few designs on the wall..hence everyone of a certain age has an eagle a skull a snake etc..i dont regret any...even though when trannied up i probably look like angry anderson in a wig and a dress "
You n me are twins. |
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