Quote From: pruttemisI'll start out by saying-I'm danish,and have been brouhgt up,not judging other people,just get along with them....I talk to anyone-I know that it sometimes could lead to misunderstandings,but if it goes, well,I'm happy....I once wanted a tatoo,but now,at age 28,I do not dare doing it.I can do without,because when I get older,it might be something I regret,and that is the last thing I wanna do-regret!-Learned that it's the last thing to do....don't regret things you have done,rather regret things you never did!!!!Hope you are all well-talk to you soon....Henriette from Denmark!
While I don't agree with the "regret things you never did" quote ( when some people get older they regret that they weren't able to go certain places or be a certain way or achieve certian things it makes them depressed.) I can see where you are coming from.
Tattoos are permanent, unless you have the big bucks to get them removed. Everyone should look at it this way, it will be on your body forever. So if someone wants a tattoo I suggest getting one that is meaningful. I don't understand those tattoos with the skulls and blood on them......but some people do and that's okay.
I have one tattoo and plan on getting more. My husband has two. Our children see them and our son has even asked questions about it and we tell him the reason we chose them. All of our tattoos were hand drawn by my husband, he's a great artist. We are very much into our faith and got tattoos to display that. Sure, I thought what would happen if we are not in the same faith 20 years down the line, but I think we will be. If we do change, we will have a printed memory on our body of that point in our lives. I think that's really neat.
Anyway, I am looking forward to this show. It should be interesting.
