Do you think a tattoo is to much to ask for for your 16 birthday? - angel kitty
I would really like an angel, Hello Kitty, or a star tattoo! But I'm afraid my parents, fear of rejection, because I know I have a let me just ask! Freak Out probably the idea of a! But what you think! Or do I want in my shoulder, foot or wrist! What do you think? Did you move the trash?
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Angel Kitty Do You Think A Tattoo Is To Much To Ask For For Your 16 Birthday?
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Tattoos are stupid
my music teacher has a tattoo of a star, when she was 16 and regret.
It is almost emo, always cut his skin.
Angel or a star is good, but I was not really a Hello Kitty, because he loves 16 years probably as usual the rest of his life.
At 16, asked a tattoo and my mom says that's good, but he also spoke of his class, because I was not sure what I wanted and I was not always for good reasons.
Now 3 years later I know exactly what I want and for good reason. I do not now, because everyone has one, what was the reason more than 16 years.
When you talk to them about it and achieved a good reason why she wants, and chose exactly what you want and why. If they say yes, then they will want real reasons, besides "All my friends have a"Or:" I want just because it's cool. "
Hope this helps.
I asked my mother if I could I was 16 Birthday in two months to get.
And she said yes. Well, actually went to a tattoo party a few months and the other without your permission. But I hate him. And they must pay to cover me for the anniversary of the MYH. I feel very safe. Because I want to be like me and not think too much and regret what you get. I would say, and the angel or star. However, not Hello Kitty. They are like "is what I will be for" a few years ago. I would say that they get on the blade, because I tattoos that hard to hide when you are younger. In addition, tattoos on their feet Hurt So Bad.
Yes, I'm a fan of tattoos, but it seems they just want a game to get one, because necassarily not much for you. This type of poor quality, it is unlikely that people take you seriously with these types of tattoos. Wait until you are old enough to get one and if it is a, which means to bring a difference.
even in areas that I theyre quality is not bad, but I think you should think about what you want to think like a tattoo. Hello Kitty with her wrist for the rest of your life can be a mistake, but I do not know, maybe like Hello Kitty so much. Anyway, I do not think their demands too much, unless your parents are very strict, they will say probably not, and you must wait 2 years longer and use one yourself.
Well, I got my first tat when I was 16 ... My parents were a little nervous, but I get permission. My mother has no tattoos, but my father and he did when he was 15. Regretting that now because he thinks hes a crazy old man with a tattoo. I think in the first place. thats what i did. I'm sure it was something and nothing important was still regret it. I have some tattoos are all the dedications to someone or something nice to say. Do you think that if 60 always did hello kitty cute? Find your information to think through, and in no hurry to ink on your body.
Yes .. very old to be a tattoo, if you have enough time. If you prefer Hello Kitty, into consideration when you are 30 .. When you do something, what is the tattoo that can show very unprofessional. I do not always have a tattoo, now or never.
I think it's a stupid idea. Think about it logically Are (you capable?), You really want a tattoo, if you are 80 years? Remember, the tattoos permanent. If you have a tremendous amount of money spent to remove them. Your choice, but I think your parents are smart.
Now place a tattoo. You will forever and you're too young to do something permanent about. I got my tattoo when I was 19, and I think she was too young, too. Believe me, if you are 50 you do not want you Hello Kitty.
Ask them.
I personally have no problem with them ... I have one and it is my daughter (when she is 20)
Came at age 16, had her tongue pierced twice paid, but with his own money.
Ask your parents what they think, not every parent is different.
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