This would end up in me having Asian all over my fists.

I like looking at the art.

Tattoos tell a lot about the person wearing them, so it is interesting to look and see what the person is saying about himself. Like body language, if you know the meaning, you will spend more time trying to figure what a person is all about…

I get stared at on a daily basis. People always react to my tattoos in one way or the other.
Of course, I’m tiny little girl, which apparently makes for a bigger shock-effect… When I cover up my tattoos, people think I’m sixteen years old.
I find it quite amusing, though. I can’t show of my tattoos most of the year, so I love it when I can. Walking around town, even big tattoed bikers stare at me, and sometimes stop me. I have freakin tattoo artists around her stop me on the streets 😛
And little girls LOVE me. I’m convinced that I have disturbed the mind of several 5-6year old girls in this town.

So, I mainly get a positive feedback on mine. Of course, some don’t like them too much. Parts of my family are going after my mom for even allowing me to get them done. She just challenges them to try and stop me.

I guess people stare at me for two main reasons; My tattoos are AWESOME. And; I’m a tiny little girl. I kinda challenge the hole bikers/criminals/sailors have tattoos thing.

I get it often. No big deal – I am proud of my ink.

I am very ink Curious. I would stare at them because it’s art. And art is to be looked at. That’s just me.

Well personally yes I have been stopped and asked what my tattoos are and I do have people stare at me when I have mine on show but I think they are staring not because they dislike them, but because they are interested in them and they think they look good. Now maybe 20 years ago people would have been staring at them in disgust but now I think tattoos are generally accepted by most people. The artwork is there to be admired and looked at.

If I’m staring, I’m usually just trying to get a look at the ink. I’ll usually just ask if I can see it. I asked around a lot in the past year when I saw ink I liked and ended up finding the artist that’s going to do my piece that way.