Age for your first tattoo?
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Nope my moms tattoos have nothing to do with being cherokee lol.
And yes he is 1/2 cherokee.
Does your mom know you were delayed in getting yours?
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I got my first one at 18 and as of right now, it's still my only tattoo. I am contemplating getting another though, I'm just not sure what
Gemmy: Yes, 18 is the age when so many people expect to go to the parlor to have it done (sometimes with a variety of reactions from moms), but the fact that it's a kind of rite of passage age means that the person is old enough to decide. Was yours faith based in design?
Prestley: So you guys talked lately about your plans? getting a bit nervous, maybe?
Blessings.
Yes we talked about it. He went way with his wife for vacation so I have to wait until he comes back. Lol
But no I'm more excited than anything.
Prestley: Oh I see. Many young women would be nervous, but you seem very confident; seems like you can hardly wait to be made a tattooed young woman with testimony ink! So you probably won't use a numbing cream, either.
Blessings.
PS: It's always best not to be in a hurry, if you're not sure. (Some posters here are very sure.) There is no harm in planning well and waiting until ready.
PS: Prestley: You seem pretty level-headed, really; so you're sure that the excitement you're feeling isn't making you rush into getting it?
You don't seem the sort of person that rushes into doing things, anyway.
Blessings.
Toska: So how are you doing? and how is your research going about a design and placement?
Blessings.
Tiasmiles24:
At 23, eh? sounds like you had a number of years as an adult to think about it, anyway; a lot of young people want to have it done at 18, and sometimes they wish they have given it more thought.
'Agape' is a word that preaches well, anyway, in a Christian context; and maybe you've had opportunity to talk to people about it.
So are you done getting inked yet?
PS: You said ribs; but sounds like if it's small, it can't have been unbearable under the needle for so short a time...
Its not huge but it took an hour and yes it was unbearable haha, can you imagine having a needle at your ribs for an hourPS: You said ribs; but sounds like if it's small, it can't have been unbearable under the needle for so short a time...
I'm not done
Oh so despite it being unbearable at the time, overall you liked the experience enough to want to do it more!
It used to be a man thing. But now it's been thoroughly established as well as a womanly thing to do.
So no regrets then! are you thinking of a particular design to do next?
Yea its the change in times
but I'm not sure yet, I may or may not but Ii just know that I'm no done
Sounds like you're really pleased that women now get tattooed with confidence.