Tattoo is not bad - Tattoo Forum

October 17, 2015 at 6:04 pm #41978

Viky Scor

Guest

Hi, I am going to make tattoo, I chose very nice one (I like geometric tattooes) and earned money. The problem is in my family; they are very religious and conservative and they are totally against tattoo. Have any of you ever had problem like this? How persuade parents, that tattoo is not bad?

October 17, 2015 at 9:10 pm #155971

Dan

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@dan

@Viky Scor 145960 wrote:

Hi, I am going to make tattoo, I chose very nice one (I like geometric tattooes) and earned money. The problem is in my family; they are very religious and conservative and they are totally against tattoo. Have any of you ever had problem like this? How persuade parents, that tattoo is not bad?

if you’re over 18(legal adult) then just tell them that’s what you did. easy enough. they need to accept you for who you are.

October 19, 2015 at 7:29 am #155977

kittykat200

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@kittykat200

I like your reference picture.

Make sure you do your research to find an artist who will do it justice!

When it comes to your family you have three options:
1) Wimp out and don’t get a tattoo and let other people rule your life
2) Get the tattoo somewhere hidden and make sure none of them see it
3) Get the tattoo wherever you like, wear it proudly and tell them that it is a form of decoration and celebration and then as religious people should open their minds and be accepting of others and continue to love you regardless

Personally I would go for option 3 😉

October 19, 2015 at 8:04 am #155980

Dan

Participant

@dan

ya,I got over what my family or anyone thinks of my life style a very long time ago.they need to either love me and accept me for who I am or they don’t need to be in my life.

@kittykat200 145968 wrote:

When it comes to your family you have three options:
1) Wimp out and don’t get a tattoo and let other people rule your life
2) Get the tattoo somewhere hidden and make sure none of them see it
3) Get the tattoo wherever you like, wear it proudly and tell them that it is a form of decoration and celebration and then as religious people should open their minds and be accepting of others and continue to love you regardless

Personally I would go for option 3 😉

I like #3 too 🙂

October 19, 2015 at 5:54 pm #155984