i like the appearance of the cherry blossom for a tattoo design, but i was wondering if anyone had anything that is similar but may be perceived more masculine. it looks like cherry blossom tattoos are predominantly for females and symbolize feminism, which is great, but not something i’m particularly looking for. i solely like the appearance of a cherry blossom, woven around a few words. any ideas would be appreciated. i was looking at the lotus a bit.
despite your not so vague threat I stand by the fact that a lot of women get cherry blossom tattoos. can it be done and not look feminine? sure… but its a fine, fine line. And if it looks feminine I would have no problem telling you to your face…. a fact is a fact. How you react to that fact is on you.
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If that is what you want then go for it. It is your body and you should be able to put what you want on it
fact- i would have no problem sticking a cherry blossom where the sun dont shine but you would probably cry like a biatch so that wont get me nowhere!
there are a couple of cherry blossoms to the bottom of the koi,i dont consider that to look feminine,the next thing you will probably comment on in the butterfly and say thats looks feminine!
seeing as your so big on FACTS i shall tell you this,not once has anyone ever commented and said “dont your cherry blossoms look feminine”maybe its a yank thing
The best part about this to me is that you are trying to prove how masculine your tattoo is by threatening to shove your tree up my ass.
FWIW, your cherry blossoms are NOT feminine but they are misshapen, poorly colored and involved with a generally crappy tattoo, all things I would say to your face.
But then again, you’ll probably ask me to blow you to prove how straight you are so this conversation is pointless.
As far as the OP is concerned, I do think cherry blossoms are feminine if they are not background or detail.
Having cherry blossoms intertwined with text sounds especially feminine to me, but, maybe you could get away with it if they were in black and gray or used muted tones with flowers that looked tattered or worn.
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