Symbolic Tattoos

I love the look of that tattoo. It is very cleverly done by the artist. I suspect that it must have hurt though. Did it take a long time to produce? I can appreciate tattoos on other people but I have never particularly desired one or had one done. I must admit to being scared of the pain caused by having them done. I have experienced some needle work but I think that having ink injected into your body would be quite painful and probably expensive these days. I think that some people are put off by the pain and the fact that they are permanent. I know they say you can laser them off but I believe that this leaves scarring behind which I think would be worse than having a tattoo.

I became very excited there for a minute as I thought my dear friend Lash had made a comeback! And maybe he has? I have always desired to have Asian symbolism on me starting with the yin and yang as the centrepiece and then moving further out into koi and Japanes folklore representations etc. Unfortunately I never got any further than the yin and yang itself! lol. It was done well over 15 years ago by a professional tattooist and not by anyone I knew personally either. Your own tattoo looks very interesting and has slight celtic undertones as well in my opinion! I've always appreciated designs that are personally influenced rather than the tattoos where people just walk into a studio, point to a design on a wall and say "I'll have THAT one!" That approach has never made sense to me. It's permanent so at least make it as original as possible!

hi dear friend i dont like tattoos i dont know why

I never have, and never had a tatoo in general. We could never think of a symbol that worked well, or anything in general I would want on me. If he ever told me he wanted to, I would let him, whatever method he chose.

I have read that tattoos link us to primal instict. Iht is a way of being a part of a tribe. Much like the way a woman sews and a man hunt for recreation links to a primal instict to belong. It's a nice tattoo.