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I’m not a fan of tattoos so please take what I say with a pile of salt.
First, most tattoos IMHO are ugly and poorly done.
Next, they’re pretty much permanent unless you want to spend a lot of money to remove them via what I hear is a pretty painful procedure.
That said, I’ve seen some amazing tattoos. But they’re so rare that I can probably tell you the times I’ve been blown away by what I think is a beautiful one, On one hand.
So I’d highly suggest you take your time. I’d suggest thinking carefully about what you get (if you get it), and who does it. Everyone I know who have tattoos has an amazing artist according to them, but see comment above. So I’d say take your time and do a lot of homework finding a real artist. Don’t just go to the nearest shop.
Finally I hear they’re addictive. So be ready to get more if you get one, so keep that in mind too.
So coming from someone that doesn’t like most tattoos If you get one (or more) please post pics and may you love it/them. What I and think doesn’t matter, what matters is you’re happy with what you get of yourself move forward.
I’m also not a fan of tattoos, but that’s a personal reaction, so I’m not one to give an opinion. I’m going to go with a fact instead.
Although not common, there have been times where I have seen some of us decide to change our name. It is self given, and doesn’t require any lengthy legal process to change. We tell people our name is now (fill in the blank) and it is done. So just be sure you’re going to stick with your name before you get it put permanently on your body.
I think they are fine, just go to a reputable & clean shop. Your idea for a tattoo is cool. There is also a symbol for transgender, I thought that would a good idea in a discrete place.
Hi Danij,
I have at times in my life dreamt of getting some ink done – in my case an owl grasping a scroll with ‘Stevie’ written on it. Never followed through though. Many of my co workers are heavily into tattoos, one even has a shirt ” my tattoos dont like you either “. ( she’s spunky ).
I see no issue with a small patch of ink in a discreet location, just do not skimp and go the discount route. Be safe!
Your body, your desire, and your choice. Good on you!
Stevie
Danji,
If you are not sure then you must have some doubts of some kind. I would suggest maybe a temporary tattoo. They have them that last 4 to 6 weeks and see how it goes if you like it. As for your name it is always so hard to change these things and if for some reason things go south or change you will have a lot of problems either explaining it or modifying it. A beautiful symbol or something that means a lot to you maybe a better place to start. Then you can work in a name at a later date if things are working out fine. As for me I have always wanted a butterfly or humming bird but I am not much into getting tattoos. LOL So this is not for me.
Sara MarieI covered up a small college tattoo with two 🌹 added two butterflies 🦋 a year later. So it’s your choice find a reputable clean shop and beware they are addictive.
VanessaHi DaniJ i have a small tattoo on my chest just over where my heart is it’s two small hearts with an arrow through it with my wife’s name in it, if for some reason my marriage was to end then i would love to get a few more tattoos i would love to have some feminine one’s with flowers or butterfly’s maybe a hummingbird, or would have them in places that didn’t stand out like the small of my back or on my shoulder blades or my ankles, I’ve always fancyed a couple of roses xxxxx
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