SOooooo I've been failing myself and all of you lately..
I HAVENT BEEN ON
So, as I sit here in Vegas before I go out tonight and enjoy the city, I decided that I would take some time to post an update on what's been going on for me.
Obviously, I'm visiting Vegas for the next few days and I'm super excited. If anyone knows...
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I HAVENT BEEN ON
So, as I sit here in Vegas before I go out tonight and enjoy the city, I decided that I would take some time to post an update on what's been going on for me.
Obviously, I'm visiting Vegas for the next few days and I'm super excited. If anyone knows...
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I have a serious question...
If you've read my page, you know that I'm currently in the military.
Part of that means, no ink or piercings
Note: ink before you join is acceptable, once you join they tell you what/where you can get it, and that just takes the fun out of it, in my opinion
My question is.. when I get out in the...
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If you've read my page, you know that I'm currently in the military.
Part of that means, no ink or piercings
Note: ink before you join is acceptable, once you join they tell you what/where you can get it, and that just takes the fun out of it, in my opinion
My question is.. when I get out in the...
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blitzace1:
I don't really have anything in mind, to be honest. I don't think I want a military tattoo... I've been deployed, but It's not something I talk about much, so I don't want something on my body that would strike up a conversation about it. lol
Colour is mandatory!! That's what brings ink to life and makes it amazing!
Colour is mandatory!! That's what brings ink to life and makes it amazing!
orionlost:
I know precisely how you feel about the military's dictatorship on tattoo placement, I've been in the same spot as you.
As for advice, I obviously have very little. I've got plenty of buddies who got ink done during their time in, but most of them were stationed up in an area California where the choice for shops and artists were vast and well reviewed. If you have any questions, I'd be happy to forward a few of them.
As for what to get, personally, I'm not planning on getting anything military related, save for the initials of the good friend I lost a ways back.
Viewing from the angle that what you get will always be there has helped me whittle things down to a point: I want something that makes me enjoy the body I'm in even more, something that makes me smile as I look in the mirror or reminds me of something of which I need to be reminded. So for one, I agree with the "think about it ahead of time, don't get anything unless you know for sure you want it" approach.
I'm starting with a symbol that a character from one of my favorite video games possessed as a tattoo on my shoulder and working that into a sleeve as time goes on and more money comes in.
As for advice, I obviously have very little. I've got plenty of buddies who got ink done during their time in, but most of them were stationed up in an area California where the choice for shops and artists were vast and well reviewed. If you have any questions, I'd be happy to forward a few of them.
As for what to get, personally, I'm not planning on getting anything military related, save for the initials of the good friend I lost a ways back.
Viewing from the angle that what you get will always be there has helped me whittle things down to a point: I want something that makes me enjoy the body I'm in even more, something that makes me smile as I look in the mirror or reminds me of something of which I need to be reminded. So for one, I agree with the "think about it ahead of time, don't get anything unless you know for sure you want it" approach.
I'm starting with a symbol that a character from one of my favorite video games possessed as a tattoo on my shoulder and working that into a sleeve as time goes on and more money comes in.