what would u get??

[RICHARD]

Look, I hate needles and if anyone came close to my eye with a fricking tattoo gun I sure as poop would not be asleep.

Notice that she got them on her non-phone-hand side- So not to be covered when she gets a phone call......

The dad is way too stupid realize his spawn did this on her own and the girl is way too stupid to realize that the tats were less than one pound apiece.

Seems like this girl doesn't have the shopping gene.

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I have always wanted an ankh on my shoulder/back, but am too stupid/afraid and when I hear of dead bodies found with unique tattoos I cringe....

It's supposed to be art, not an ID for cops who cannot figure out who I am?

[kokopup]

i spent 6 years in the Navy and perhaps have been in a few dozen tattoo parlors with friends. I never got a tattoo because I couldn't find anything I wanted to live with for the rest of my life. To me it would be like wearing the same shirt or hat every day forever. Many of my early friends that received tattoos now regret it. They say it has hurt employment and other peoples general perception of who they are. i would opt for a new piece of jewelry or new outfit. With this option if you tire of them after a few years you can at least change them. Since you are asking for recommendations that says you don't know what you want. The right recommendation is think about it at least another year before acting. A body piercing would be better because at least the effect is not something that will linger when you tire of it.

I know tattoos are trendy with young people today. This fad will pass over time but the tattoo will be looking back at you when you are old and wrinkled like me. My 2 cents worth.

[happylabs]

It's supposed to be art, not an ID for cops who cannot figure out who I am?

LOL!
You crack me up!

[Taz_Zoee]

Kokopup has a good point. It's your tattoo and will be on your body forever. You need to decide what it will be.
When my friend and I went to get ours she was looking at a tropical fish and after the guy drew it up she looked at me and asked what I thought. The tattoo artist said - it doesn't matter what she thinks. It's going on your body, YOU need to approve of it.
I mean, we can give you ideas of course. But ultimately it needs to be your decision. It will come to you eventually. Don't rush it.