tattoo anyone

Sundae · 08-12-2011, 05:47 AM

Meh, I have a tattoo and I love it.
And yes, technically it is a tramp stamp, because I wanted it to be somewhere unlikely to be seen unless I was actually undressing.

My bikini days being over, below the waist on my back was perfect.

Then low slung jeans came in, and everyone chose it as their new favourite place.
But I don't really mind - I've never worn low slung jeans and I think I've only ever shown it once by accident. For anyone else, it's invite-only.

I wanted to get one when I was 18 and my then bf talked me out of it with the wise words, "You'll have it forever, you can at least wait one more year and see if you still want one." I did, and I did and so I did

I only wish people were as careful about gettting babies.

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08-12-2011, 05:47 AM	#19
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Meh, I have a tattoo and I love it. And yes, technically it is a tramp stamp, because I wanted it to be somewhere unlikely to be seen unless I was actually undressing. My bikini days being over, below the waist on my back was perfect. Then low slung jeans came in, and everyone chose it as their new favourite place. But I don't really mind - I've never worn low slung jeans and I think I've only ever shown it once by accident. For anyone else, it's invite-only. I wanted to get one when I was 18 and my then bf talked me out of it with the wise words, "You'll have it forever, you can at least wait one more year and see if you still want one." I did, and I did and so I did I only wish people were as careful about gettting babies.

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