Discussions About Being Bald > Tattoos and Piercings
What are you going to do about your tattoos when you're older?!
mopar400:
Good when they mean something.
Then you don't care what others think
RoWilJr:
Brilliant!;)
Frontier Guy:
--- Quote from: Natedawg on June 29, 2012, 07:47:08 AM ---Problem is, I can't think of anything I want on my body for the rest of my life.
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I know that's the whole point. But I'd never be able to settle on a design, even if it could be altered into something different at a future time.
It's like being Sly. I'm committed, but I can always revert. Or piercings, they can always be removed.
Vash:
--- Quote from: Natedawg on June 29, 2012, 07:47:08 AM --- Problem is, I can't think of anything I want on my body for the rest of my life. Is what I pick still gonna have meaning to me 30 years later when I'm in my 60s?
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Y'know, I approach my tattoos more as my art collection, than anything else. Good art is good art and remains good art. Sometimes it just needs to look nice and that's enough. Sometimes ;)
Slyfive:
Adding to Vash's point, and in answer to Nate, if it meant enough to get it inked in to your body at any point in your life, then it was obviously a significant force, and therefore something not to be regretted, but to be treasured as part of the changes in the life that you have lived. If you have changed so much that you cannot appreciate that side of things anymore, then perhaps you need to re-evaluate yourself, not your tattoos.
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