I understand why there were so many negative questions but I’m not a negative person so it all washes over me 🙂 My only criticism is that whoever created the survey needs to run a spell checker… it’s “Asian” not “Aisan”. Tch students eh? :p

Yeah looks good to me. If he was closer to Manchester I’d be there all the time :p

I would say… live with it for a while & see how you get on with it. If you’ve just had it done you’re still not used to wearing it so you need that to settle down first. Then show your friends & see what they think – they won’t all approve but the “real” ones will at least give you some support. Then if you’re still not up to talking to your mum I would speak to another close family member – brother, sister, dad, aunt, uncle, grandmother… etc. Get their opinion on how they think your mum will react. I know I discovered quite recently that some of my aunts & uncles have had tats for years without many of the family knowing. But really I wouldn’t even consider getting a removal – it’ll be expensive, painful & you may regret doing it anyway.

Hope it all goes ok 🙂

Got to be Tommy Lee but in the tattoo world Nikole Lowe 🙂

I’ve got my wife’s name in Japanese kanjis on my wrist. But if anything does go wrong I can always lie about what it actually says 🙂

Worst for me was shoulder blade, but my artist did it really quickly so it wasn’t too bad in the end. Oh and the back of my left bicep wasn’t too good either. Need to get started on the rest of my back so I’ll let you know whether there’s some more sensitive areas there!!