Poll - Tattooing: from male military and biker ethos...to viable witness means for both genders?
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So are you any further forward with your design research and ideas? I guess it's not so much that the experience of being inked would make you feel refreshed as a person, as a woman (though this might feature in your thinking, too, maybe); would it maybe offer you mainly a sense of joy that you are communicating testimony?
No.....I probably will never get it done....I recently had someone do just a "dot" on my inner ankle area and frankly I don't like the pain.....IT"S NOT FOR ME!....lol.
Just testing how it would feel, right?No.....I probably will never get it done....I recently had someone do just a "dot" on my inner ankle area and frankly I don't like the pain.....IT"S NOT FOR ME!....lol.
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@Heart2Soul : PS: Not saying of course that you 'ought' to do it; but noted that you had said you had 'often pondered' it.
There was a quote from the Bible Belt anyway which seemed to show how widespread it is.
There was a quote from the Bible Belt anyway which seemed to show how widespread it is.
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So have you managed to become more accustomed to it by now?
Admittedly it does sometimes take a while to get used to.
I think that for faith based tattooing, it can probably fit both tall, muscular men and petite women, right? Christians are counted among both, indeed.
Sounds as if she doesn't like it any more... (and as if you don't like it, either...)
PS: If not for you, do you think it can for some ppl be a healthy, beneficial test of endurance and wholesome experience to get tattooed (especially if faith based)?
I have no problems with others choices to get a tattoo....I really like some of them.
Seems like you have learned / are learning really to appreciate the look of well injected, tastefully needled skin. (I guess for some people "looks good" and "feels good" are two sides of the same coin, you may agree?)
Little wonder that for so many people it seems to be a rite of passage to adulthood.
PS: Have you admired/enjoyed looking at parlor portfolios?
They have a lot of artwork to see, with no obligation.
The thought I had was that a bondservant's piercing of the ear would be a humbling experience to show whose permanent service s/he was now in. Maybe submitting to a faith based tattoo would be similar, do you think?
