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    • #399731
      Anonymous

      i myself have no tattoos. i think i have no reason to ad art work to my body. i believe it is like an id tag. people know you by your tattoo or tattoos. i would find it hard to keep my cding a secret if i had one. most people know i would never get one. sometimes when i go out i might wear a fake tattoo to through everyone off or just to push the envelope.

    • #399740

      Not really a fan of body “art.” No tattoos for me.

      Kay

    • #399741
      Emily
      Lady

      I have a few. Some a are covers of older tattoos that either were a bit “manly” or just not relevant to my life now. I agree that they can be identifiers, so you have to be careful about what you get and where on your body you have it. Mine are very generic as to gender, leaning towards the feminine side, and are in places where I can cover them if I choose to. Good question!

    • #399753
      Anonymous

      I have kokopelli on my shoulder. I have considered getting feminine tattoos that would not be seen in public.

      Kay

    • #399770

      That’s a good point about being identifiers, makes me glad I never acted on the occasional impulse to get a tattoo.

      What I once considered beautiful and artistic has evolved so much over the years and I suspect will continue as I ‘mature’

    • #399776

      Amazon has some stick on tattoo’s which I like for the shoulder or ankle,nothing permanent for me.

    • #399791

      No tattoos for me! Pierced ears are as far I can go…

      • #424758

        you go girl and good to know your not trying cover up things on you’re body or pasting it with colors}zena

    • #399792
      ChloeC
      Duchess

      I have no professional tattoos, and mostly have had no interest in getting any, but it reminds me of a funny story.  Back around 1959, a friend of our father, gave me and my older brother, rolls of lick or wet-on color tattoos, or really transfers.  For about a week we were the hit of the two schools we attended and probably the bane of the teachers and principals, oh yes, we sold smaller roles of 5 or 10, for maybe a dime.  They were just comic drawn temporaries, but that was as close to tattooing as I cared to get. My two adult daughters on the other hand…what were they thinking???? I doubt I’ll be around when they pass 60 or 70 but I’d love to see how those tats turned out.

    • #399863

      No tats on this house-mouse.

      Never had the desire.  Like smoking.  I was surrounded by smokers.  Mother, father, aunts, uncles, friends, doctors, nurses, you name it, lived my young life under a nicotine cloud and never puffed once.  Been to Las Vegas three times and never bet a nickle.

      I’m weird.

    • #399867

      i only have small tattoo on my arm and know this sounds condricting i don’t like ideal of women or girl’s having them anywhere on there bodies im not sure get rid of mine or not since I’m finding or coming across soo many female’s now with tattoos on their body’s the thing i don’t have is body piercing that to im against especially on or n there private area’s excuse me ladies for one’s that do have that your body do as please just don’t ask or tell me get it done Гzena

    • #399875
      Anonymous

      None….yet….. perhaps .

      I’d possibly like a small tattoo of a  stiletto heel  ,on each side of my abdomen 🤔🤔🤔🤔

      • #402384
        Molly
        Duchess

        Tiff Any;

        I’d love to see what you would actually settle on for that.   That would be one special shoe.

        -Molly

    • #399881

      I am not  a fan of tattoos either…. but my son has many… all tasteful and each one has a meaning. His look good……. at least I’m used to them now… most of his friends, male and female have them.

      During my hiatus from dressing…. he talked me into a bonding thing and we both went for tattoos…. I regret it now, it’s on my left arm and I have to refrain from getting sleveless dresses, tops, etc. I do have tatoo cover makeup and it works for pictures…. but close up you can tell….

      Does anyone have a suggestion for a good tatoo cover makeup? Thanks

    • #399892

      OK, I admit I had to google kokopelli ….lol

    • #399940

      No tattoos for me.

      Alice

    • #399947

      I have tats on both biceps, and the one continues upwards to my shoulder, that arm is manly, and even though they detract from the feminine, I have no regrets. They are who I am.
      Hugs,Regine.

    • #399953

      No tattoos for me. I hate needles anyway.

    • #399975

      I once had the idea of getting a tattoo, but after watching a girlfriend of mine go through it all, I chickened out and have never thought about doing it again.  I also have a thing about needles.

      PaulaF

    • #400088

      Rachel

      I Have only two one on each upper arm as you say they identify me especially my left arm a very unique design….

      I Do not regret this….

    • #400089
      Anonymous

      i have no tattoos. i see beautiful ladies with tattoos on their legs and think that was a sexy leg at one time. or they have them on their chest. or full arm tattoo. i seen some that looked like a 2 year old did them. art is to hang on the wall. and why do people put japanese words on them when they cant speak japanese. i guess sometimes you get drunk or want to fit in or talked into it. you might like it today but what about 10 or 20 years from now? it a permanent thing. i have a few piercings that i like right now. but down the road who knows. but when i decide to get rid of them, i just have a small hole that will close up over time. thanks for all your replies. just wanted to know how they affected your double life.

    • #400093
      Stevie Steiner
      Managing Ambassador

      No ink on this girl.   I do admit to thinking of it on and off thru life though.  A bit of ink is okay, but whole arms, legs, etc.  is too much imho.

      Maybe a small owl holding a rolled up scroll with the name Stevie on it.  ( I like owls, and eagles are overrated ).

      Stevie

    • #400261
      Penny Jay
      Lady

      Oooh….temporary tattoo, need to investigate that a bit more i think, a little something to complete an outfit, tasteful of course 😉

      PennyJ

    • #400388
      Anonymous

      you can order custom temporary tattoos online. they can make what ever you want. i live to push the envelope sometimes so i ordered some that said “I love dk”   love was a shape of a heart. i wore it on my ankle. no body said anything to me for about a month. a few girls said they liked it and some even asked if they could take a picture of it.

    • #400905
      Anonymous

      Hi girls

      Not one, never saw the point of being permanently branded, this girl would be changing her mind and regretting it every five minutes….I do use temp tattoos, beautiful, fun and they don’t leave a mark….grace, 🧚

    • #400927

      Only 2 !! .I have a tiger on my arm that was done when I was 15 ! And I also have a small tattoo of a women’s head and shoulders on my back  ! Just to reminded me of who iam

      sonia xxx

    • #400949

      I have two one on each uper arm. I designed both the first one is 4 wooden baby blocks you see three sides of each block on the face of the blocks the letters spell my sons name. On the top of the blocks my wife’s name and the end of the blocks spell LOVE. The second one took me 18 yrs to get it drawn just wright it is of a ribbon it has no start or end. Start anyware on the ribbon and follow it and you end up ware you started. A end less loop that spells my doughter’s name. They both have a great meaning and have not regretted getting them.
      I also like the temp tattoos some times they can be that litte extra to get that fab fem look.

    • #400983

      Yes i have one bad placement on fore arm so its hard to hide but i dont regret it . was a vacation with wife and kids in melbourne beach Florida. had reservations so had to use them but tropical depression came thru and ruined beach fun so ended up at tatoo parlor with wife both got tats hers was tasteful as a small group of roses with her dads name her brother and our daughter we lost all earlier in life . then mine one of those long hair bike days i got a skull and a rebel flag love the tat but like i said bad placement ..

      Hugs Stephanie Bass

    • #401369
      Scarlett398
      Princess

      Rachel, I’m with you – I don’t have a tatoo and neither does my wife!

      I don’t want to offend any girl who has them though.

      Many years ago when I went on EHarmony shortly after it became a dating site, it took a few hours just to fill out all of the information to become a member and go looking for your next soul mate, lover, wife, or partner for life! That’s why I chose that site. I wasn’t just a “Let’s hook up and have sex” sight. It was a serious “Let’s go out on a date and see if it leads to true and unconditonal love forever” kinda site.

      You had to list you top 25 must haves in your next mate and your top 25 must not haves as well. No offense meant here but in my top 5 must not haves of the top 25 was “NO TATOOS” and that eliminated about 85% of the girls to choose from right off the bat. My future to be wife had the same in her top 5 must not haves as well! Other things on my must not haves included – no verbal abuse, no drug abuse, no mental abuse, no infidelity, no dishonesty, no past episodes of cheating on your husband or boyfriends, no violent tempers, no bad credit, no financial issues, no kids living at home or coming back on a regular basis for money, no arrest record, and the list went on. There were 25 of those must not haves and 25 of the must haves.

      Under the must haves were: I prefer an intelligent girl preferably with at least one college degree, someone with a sense of humor, a lady with no kids or kids who are grown, college educated, financially independent, and preferrably living at at least 4 states away! Someone who knows how to give and receive true love, someone with a sense of style when it comes to clothing, someone who’s easy and fun to talk to, someone who’s attractive and easy on the eyes, someone who may have had a spouse who cheated on them which led to their divorce, and on and on and on.

      Just so happens my 25 must haves and must not haves only gave me 3 girls in the universe to choose from and one of them was a nurse practitioner in health administration who had the almost identcal lists I had and lived just 40 miles north of me!

      Now we connected by email but it was right in the middle of football season and every weekend I was at the SEC college football game of the week doing sports reporting and taking sports photos from the sidelines of the games. I became close friends with Tracy Wolfson, Gary Danielson, and Verne Lundquist from CBS for years and years!

      Bottom line, each week my future to be Sexy Redhead would ask me out on a date and every weekend I would be off to a different city in the Southeastern United States to cover a college football game. So it was several weeks before we ever met in person on our first date which was dinner at her home and some wild and exciting events that took place and lasted until the sun came up the next morning! I’ll spare you the intimate details but it was one of the best nights of my entire life and we’ve been together ever since late lovely night.

      To make a long story even longer, I don’t mind other people having tatoos at all. Some of my very best friends are covered with tatoos. Since becoming a member I’ve seen all sorts of girls on here with manly tatoos who now, after becoming a serious cross dresser probably wish they may not have gotten those tatoos many years ago. To me they don’t add to one’s femininity at all – just my own personal opinion and observation. You may feel just the opposite and I think nothing less of you because you do – even if you have them all over your body!

      I do notice tatoos drastically change in definition, color, size, and shape and a tatoo that’s 40 or 50 years old looks very ruff to me and some folks don’t realize the change which will take place after decades pass and many of them have a case of tatoo regret or “REGERT” as that former TV commercial used to show to bring a laugh or a smile to one watching that commercial.

      Well that’s it for now and sorry about my tatoo novel I wrote you and was just wondering if anyone else out there feels the same way about tatoos as Rachel and I do! Just curious girls and don’t go hatin’ on me because I’m not into them. To each there own and if you think tatoos are goregous, more power to you and looking forward to your next one to put on display!

      As I stated earlier, so many of my very best friends have 1 or up to 50 or more on their bodies and it doesn’t make me love them any less!

      XOXOXO Scarlett

    • #402421
      Peggy Sue Williams
      Duchess - Annual

      I served 22 years in the U.S. Navy.  Tattoos were always part of the Navy “culture,” long before they became popular in mainstream civilian life.

      Port calls in Asia were often places where sailors and marines got tattoos, especially in Singapore, because of the incredibly strict health laws there.

      Many of my shipmates got tattoos, very macho and part of the process of being a “real” sailor or marine, I suppose.   Then again, many of us did not.

      I cannot help but wonder if subconsciously or otherwise I knew eventually I would have improved opportunities to cross dress, and tattoos, IMHO, were not exactly becoming of my particular female style.

      Who knows?  Nevertheless, I never did get any tattoos.

       

    • #405407
      Rayna Carlian
      Duchess

      I have 3. And they are somewhat “masculine” in style. Also, since they carry family names, they would be recognizable to anyone that knew me. They are however on each shoulder and bicep area. I tend to keep my arms covered with long sleeves anyway. My arms are 17″ around and the long sleeve look hides their size and shape a bit. So, tats tend to be hidden.

      Xoxo

    • #405430
      karley delaware
      Baroness - Annual

      I have none………….but  wearing a girly style mask  with a fake tattoo would be a good distraction…………………………..and being “on the move”  with people so into themselves, hopefully I could just slip through without any trouble…………karley

    • #406415
      Anonymous

      thanks karley

      fake tattoos are a good distraction, especially if you dont have tattoos. i wear one on my ankle every once in a while. people know id never get a tattoo so if they seen my out dressed they would never guess its me. you can get custom made tattoos online. something for you newbes that want to go out to think about.

    • #424831

      Tattoos would be like putting bumper stickers on a Ferrari :)…. If only I had the more feminine body I desire.

    • #429755

      Personally, I despise tattoos.

      The vast majority are poorly designed and executed and there seems to little regard for what is being tattooed on one’s body. Ethnic identity withstanding most are in poor taste. Speaking as a longtime graphic designer I have seen a few pieces that have been truly thoughtful and of brilliant execution but I’m still a believer in “ my body is my temple”.

      Enough of the trampstamps people!

      love //Polly

    • #429829
      Anonymous

      No tattoos. I’ve considered them and have the patterns narrowed to 3, each memorials to my grandfathers. But I’m afraid of needles.

      • #774187

        I also have a fear of needles; however tattoo needles don’t bother me.  I am pretty heavily tattooed.  full sleeve on one arm, several on the other, chest, hip, back of both calves.

        As someone else mentioned my only regret/problem is you do venture out while dressed they make it hard to stay anonymous, anyone who knows you will recognize the ink even if they don’t recognize you en femme.

    • #429833

      None for me and I have no plans for any permanent tats.

      That said however I do think there are some beautiful tattoos and will at some point have a henna tattoo or other temp tattoo. At our last local Tacoma Freedom Fair I would have got the henna tat if the line was shorter.

      Whatever I get will be one on my ankle (to start with).

      Sandy

    • #430712
      Emily Alt
      Managing Ambassador

      Don’t have any manly tats and never wanted one.  But….some of the beautiful inked women I’ve seen make me think twice.  Maybe.

    • #435457

      I have none and absolutely no desire to have one. Most of my feelings on tattoos track those of Rachel, so they do not bear repeating.

      I do sometimes wonder if this is somewhat of a generational thing, as younger people seem to be more accepting of tattoos.

    • #442784
      Anonymous

      Yep, I have a little 2″ tattoo and I don’t regret it. Quite the opposite in fact.

      It’s a small, simple sun design on my ankle. My eldest had a similar one done separately. They were to commemorate the passing of a wonderful woman – my wife, and her mother.

       

    • #443656
      Hippie
      Lady

      I have zero, I am not a tattoo person. But I like to look at them.

      Hippie

    • #443669

      I managed to make it out of army basic training without getting a tattoo. But several of my classmates got tattoos in the final days after we had graduated and before we got our assignment. Those days there was nothing to do, we finally had freedom to roam the fort, and we were young and because of our situation, restless and bored. And with the pay that we hadn’t been able to spend for 4 months. That one would not have been anything close to feminine.

      About a year ago I got the first of two tattoos. I never got one before because there was nothing important enough that I would want to put on my body. Then it came to me, a reference to a children’s book, that is not too popular, that I’ve loved since the first time I read it. It kind of described me. The second I got a few months ago after deciding/realizing my gender. The first tattoo is on the top of my right foot — very hidable. And for those of you afraid of needles, I’m going to make it worse. It starts on the side and then goes to the top of my foot and it was uncomfortable, until he got to the top of the foot part. Then It felt like I was being sliced with a scalpel. But I’m very glad I got it, it’s in a hidable place, and it’s California and most people don’t care.

      The second tattoo is also wording that came to me in the middle of the whirlwind of realization. It describes the two parts of me and will become more relevant and appropriate as I transition further. It’s circular around my ankle and the words wrap around. Both are very identifying to people who know me, so I can’t share for a few years.

      About girly tattoos, I like feminine tattoos around the foot and somewhat up the lower leg. A coworker of mine, a young twentysomething, had that kind of tattoo twenty years ago. And, yes, it was a tattoo, but it was also feminine. She was also 20 years younger than I so she had that generational advantage. In a more open-minded society, I would have gotten a tattoo like that, but as a fortysomething large sized male that would have been quite a problem. Now when I dress I don’t try to hide the tattoos but like to display them. My wife gave me a toe ring, back when that was trendy, because she knew I like feminine things. I got more strange looks because of that ring than I have walking downtown fully dressed as a woman. And, no, I would not pass, and that little toe ring was more controversial at that time than a large man dressed as a woman walking around town today. I attribute that to progress made by LGBTQ+ community.

      So, there’s one more tattoo in my future, once I transition. It will represent both the progress I’ve seen in this world over the last 50 years and the fulfillment of my femininity.

    • #773795
      Jasmine
      Lady

      I have a few and I don’t Regret any of them because everyone I got has a very special meaning it wasn’t just I was drunk one Friday night and decided to get it. I thought long and hard before I got any of them done and make sure to go to reputable artist.

    • #773851

      One my favorite side effects of my ink is that it tends to repel the kind of people I don’t want in my life in the first place: haters, prudes, judgy types.

      If you’re hiding from yourself or others, definitely do not get tattooed. I don’t dress to be someone ELSE, but to be all I AM. So I’m not at all concerned about them showing, or outing me, because I’m just me. Anyone judging me for my (gloriously beautiful, skillfully executed  commissioned original artwork) tattoos, probably has unwelcome opinions about the length of my skirt, my stockings or my makeup. Shrug. Haters gonna hate.

    • #774861
      Amy Oxley
      Lady

      I have quite a few tattoos. Both thighs, both upper arms, both ribs, chest and a full back piece. And I don’t regret any of them as I spent a great deal of time on the designs. I agree they can be a give away, but as I don’t go out dressed it’s not a problem.

    • #778289
      Scarlett398
      Princess

      No tatoos on my body! My wife and I will never get a tatoo!

    • #778361
      Staci Gal
      Lady

      No tattoos here.  Don’t care much for them, and I don’t like being “marked.”  But if that’s your groove – go for it !!  Staci.

    • #778446

      I’ve got 6, and my wife and I plan to get a new one each year so I’ll be covered in like a decade lol. She’s already got a few more than me. I guess at this point if somebody ID’s my crossdressing pictures by my tattoos then it is what it is 🤷🏼‍♀️

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