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[TabbyKitty]

I have a couple. One of a shamrock on my shoulder blade & the other on my lower back is my old horses name cause after 20 years of putting up with me he deserved some recognition 

[Mainsail]

I personally don't plan on getting any tattoos. I don't mind seeing people with them, though. They just aren't for me is all.

[Sochy]

At the moment I dont have any,l but i would love to have one in the future! Maybe in some years when i have a stable job sice tattoos are always a problem when you are searching for one.

A Shark or a lioness whit her cub (for my mom, she is a fierce lioness to me) are my ideas for one!

[tyleen]

I have two. The treble clef and bass clef symbols on my back where my kidneys should be. I got my firdt one before my 21st birthday and the second was a 28th birthday present.

[starrypawz]

Currently no, I have idea of what I'd probably get but I'm not sure if I'd do it. It's not really an option whilst I live with my parents as they're very much not keen on tattoos, or piercings (other than earlobes) or a lot of 'alternative' stuff

My ideas are an old style compass, which is an idea I've had for quite a while, and I'd probably get it as a shoulder or like middle of shoulders piece

Although I've also had ideas for what I think would be a calf piece to get a lemur done, maybe with some Madagascan flowers/plants  since I think the lemurs I volunteer with would make for a rather striking tattoo

[Aienhime]

Not in a million years! While I don't mind seeing people with tattoos and everyone should do whatever they want, I personally don't like them at all. I just don't find them appealing, no matter how big or small they are.

[daffodil101]

I'd never get a tattoo.  If I wanted to experiment a bit and try body modifications, I'd sooner dye my hair crazy colours or get piercings because they're not permanent.

That said, I know of some lovely tattoos that people have.  I think the very simple ones are quite lovely, and I had a friend who lost his dad at 15 and tattooed his dad's name and birth/death dates over his heart which is such a touching tribute.

I think it's cool that tattoos aren't as stigmatised though as they were.  There are a lot of really clever subtle ideas out there that go beyond regrettable bf/gf names and naked chicks.

[xeevee]

I don't, and I probably won't.  I haven't got anything against them.  I do on occasion consider it, but there is no art I've ever seen that makes me want to have it added to my skin.  And then on top of that the cost of them, I'd rather just buy ponies with that money.  Haha.

[slyons]

I have a tribal butterfly on my right calf, my best friend and I both got butterflies of some sort in the same place to signify our long term bff status... And yes, we are still besties going on 29 years 
I have always had another tattoo planned but too scared to get it done, as my body had such a nasty reaction to my first, my artist suggested that I don't go through with another.   

[PinkKayte]

I wouldn't consider myself heavily tattooed, but I do have quite a few pieces. I'm currently in the process of a leg sleeve - why they don't call them trousers, I'll never know! - which depicts cute, kitsch and comforting things which play significant roles in my life. I have a large thigh piece of Virginia Woolf, one of my favourite authors, and an author whose work plays a pivotal role in my PhD thesis. I also have two tattoos on my left leg, which will develop into a fairytale sleeve, four on my stomach and one on my shoulder. I predominantly cover all my tattoos, as  they are on areas I don't normally show off, but I do love showing off my leg tattoos in summer.

I know tattoos aren't for everyone, but I see them as part of a process of reclaiming my body and making it my own. Curiously, however, many people can't understand that a disabled person would want tattoos, and they therefore assume that I can't have much pain in my legs! Luckily, though, I have many friends who recognize the fact that my disability and my tattoos are interlinked aspects of me.

[AmethystDefender]

"No and never will"  I don't like pain. ;  Also, they're too permanent.  I will occasionally get temporary airbrush tattoos or henna though.  But I wouldn't pay for a henna though...as I can do that myself (except that I don't know how to make the stuff)

[bottlerocketpops]

I would but the way my luck goes I'd end up allergic and it just isn't worth the trouble.

reds and pinks are most notorious for starting/giving allergic reactions

[Miniature Sheep]

Oh yes, I love tattoos, although I can fully understand why other people don't like them as well. I currently have 3 tattoos and am planning a fourth; my current pride-and-joy is the compass from the American edition of House of Leaves, which is tattooed on the side of my neck. It's a simple, beautiful design, pertaining to one of my favourite books, and it brings back lovely memories of this Summer temp job I had looking after an art exhibition (becuase one day I finished my shift at the exhibition and then ran straight down to the tattoo parlour to get that particular bit of ink done!) Good times! 

[Salli]

Not in a million years! While I don't mind seeing people with tattoos and everyone should do whatever they want, I personally don't like them at all. I just don't find them appealing, no matter how big or small they are.

This is me too. I have seen SO many horribly-done tattoos (especially scary baby faces). However, I LOVE the idea of reconstructive tattooing. If I ever had to have the mole on my face removed I'd try to get it tattoed back on

[kiwimlp]

I have a horse head on my hip.  It's usually always hidden so only a few people get to see it