Gaining opinions from others regarding your tattoo
Watch this postWe as humans can be quite impulsive and jump into decisions that may or may not lead us to the right conclusion. Considering how getting inked is a process that sticks with us, it is important that the person getting the tattoo gets opinions from others as well.
As per tattoo design inc and other sources it has been advised that in these scenarios our close ones can help us make the right decisions and get into processes that are beneficial for us. Such as choosing the right design or position for our tattoo.
How helpful do you think it is to get an opinion of others for tattoo?
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I shared a room with another woman teacher on an outdoor activity course with our students. I am naturally quite shy and reserved but she was not and she wandered around naked, not something I had a problem with.
She did, however, share her tattoos with me, informing me of the sentimental reasons behind each one.
Without being unkind, I couldn’t help but smile when she invited me to look at the small bouquet of flowers on her derrière, a momento of her courtship with her long time and delightful husband. The years and gravity had taken their toll on these inked flowers , now sadly wilted, their petals faded and drooping.
Needless to say, I didn’t offer towater them!