Tattoos: Who has them? Who wants them? Who hates them?

I have a tattoo that part of it can still be felt, my fiance rubs it while we're laying down, lol.

Your tattoo sounds so awesome and it's so cool that you and your brother have the same one. I did that with my brother and my sister, giving me the 'anklet' I have around each ankle, lol less

I have a tattoo on my left inner wrist that's a bass clef and staff line with my initials as music notes on it Yes, that's possible to do; a person just needs to have initials that are only letters A-G My brother and I actually have the same initials, so we both got the same tattoo

I paid because he's a cheap bastard

I fully intend to get more, especially now that I realize my body maintains tattoos very well due to how permanently I scar. My brother? His tattoo is already fading after around two years of having it. Mine looks just like new and the scarring under the ink is still raised. Meaning a person can feel my tattoo, which I think is nifty less

My Man's tats were 3-D for about a year or more after he got them. Often this is due to a histamine reaction, either to the dye, or simply having a full body histamine reaction (meaning you are having allergies.) It could also be scarring, but often it's a histamine reaction, especially if it waxes and wanes, or sometimes is more or less raised than other times.

My Man's tats have been flat for years, (after, of course, being raised for a while after he was originally inked each time) and he recently got a bad Poison Ivy attack, after clearing some brush from our property. His tats were raised again for days on end, until the Poison Ivy reaction ended. less

My 3D tattoo actually matches the only one my mom has, it was the first for both of us and our graduation presents to ourselves. She got her masters the same year I graduated from high school so we went together, lol.

A family tattoo for everybody to get sounds awesome. less

It's never fluctuated at all for me after two years, so I'm pretty positive it's not an allergy or anything like that. A scar I got on my toe when I was eight from some glass hasn't faded at all either. I think I just stay scarred. Heck, I have a scar from a scab I picked once a few years back less

I honestly couldn't believe she signed for it, since I was under 18 at the time. She was totally cool with the one, didn't mind the second one too much, but after I got my 3rd she started to dislike that I was getting so much ink. After number 6 or 7 she pretty much stopped caring, lol less

I wonder if my mom would have ever let me get a tattoo when I was underage. I dunno, she might have. She made me wait to get my ears pierced until I was fourteen just so I could make an educated decision about whether or not I wanted pierced ears forever, so I'm thinking she probably wouldn't have let me get a tattoo before I turned eighteen. She let me dye some of my hair bright pink when I was twelve, but that was probably because it wasn't permanent...

But, lol, I wonder how she'd feel if I got a bunch of tattoos. I'd honestly like to, at least a few more. I just can't really settle on what all I want and I think I concrete decision before I ink it onto myself I think she'd be alright with it; she wants to get a spider web tattooed on her shoulder with a spider hanging down on the top of her boob, lol. less

It's never fluctuated at all for me after two years, so I'm pretty positive it's not an allergy or anything like that. A scar I got on my toe when I was eight from some glass hasn't faded at all either. I think I just stay scarred. Heck, I have a scar from a scab I picked once a few years back less

She let me do the colors when I was younger too, just because they weren't permanent. I had to wait until I was 16 to get my belly button pierced, and once I turned 18 I started in with more of those too.

You should definitely make sure that you've got a concrete decision made, since ink is definitely so permanent. And make sure it's a good artist. Tattoos losing meaning is always easier when they still look awesome, lol

What's the reasoning behind the spider if you don't mind me asking? It sounds really neat. My mom has said that if she ever gets another, it would be the word 'perfect' on her ass, lol. less

Prolly scar tissue then. A histamine reaction would wax and wane. Some people get keloids, (raised scaring) and they are more likely to have non-histamine raised tattoos. Usually the more melanin your skin has (the darker skinned you are) the more likely you are to keloid, but not always.

I keloid like crazy, being Mediterranean. less

I don't have any other piercings besides the single earlobe ones, but I've always kind of wanted a few more. I'm so flipfloppy, lol.

Yes, I won't get anything I'm not absolutely certain of. I'm 98% positive I'll be getting a fleur de lis on the back of my neck The artist that did my wrist tattoo was good. I definitely think he did a better job on mine than my brother's, though. Lol, yes, it's probably easier to live with it even if you don't care about it anymore if it still looks good.

Oh, my mom has just always really liked spiders. Not the actual arachnids, but decoratively. She has a lot of spider jewelry and stuff. I'm not really sure why that is, lol. I know Halloween is her favorite holiday, but she could just as easily get a pumpkin tattooed on her if that was the reasoning, lol. Haaa, 'perfect' on your mom's ass. That's hilarious My dad keeps joking that he's gong to get a tattoo of a Hershey's Kiss with the little slip of paper out the top of it reading 'Candy is killing me'; my mother's name is candy and my dad is diabetic. He thinks it's a witty joke less

Lol, that is a witty joke. My mom's reasoning was that this way if somebody ever said to her "oh what, do you have perfect tattooed on your ass or something?" she could say yes, lol.

I'm thinking about some snowflakes behind my right ear, because I love the winter, my birthday is in January, I'm getting married this coming January, the only thing I don't like about the winter is being cold all the time, lol less

Tattoo....the plane, the plane. Ha ha ha, lol. Do you get it?

Anyway I was having a hard time trying to go to sleep last night. I started thinking about that I might want to get a tattoo. Don't have any so far. Thought it would be cool to get one by my c-section scar. It would say LIFE in some fancy of tribal type letters. My husband says no way. We'll see!

So, I thought it would be fun to see who has tattoos out there. Or not.

Have fun and do tell all. What, Where, Why all that good stuff. less

Tattoo....the plane, the plane. Ha ha ha, lol. Do you get it?

Anyway I was having a hard time trying to go to sleep last night. I started thinking about that I might want to get a tattoo. Don't have any so far. Thought it would be cool to get one by my c-section scar. It would say LIFE in some fancy of tribal type letters. My husband says no way. We'll see!

So, I thought it would be fun to see who has tattoos out there. Or not.

Have fun and do tell all. What, Where, Why all that good stuff. less

OMGLOL, I think that's hilarious!

Ooo, I think that'd be very pretty! LOL, I dislike the coldness of winter, too. Winter in Michigan = not awesome in my opinion. Autumn is my season I always hypothesized that I'd like to get married on November 1st so I could have a nice, traditional, autumn themed wedding and also have awesome Halloween/anniversary parties, lol. less