Getting a tattoo

Have never had one my self each to there own

I wouldn"t have one , would be afraid it would hurt

Don't care for them at all.

Nor me!

Not for me I think they are ugly and unsightly.

A tattoo on aged skin will probably look like a pattern on a creased curtain, not that I would know because wild horses wouldn't drag me down that road.

That should be (1) not (10 ...

rosie re (10 and (2) according to a doctor friend of mine, a dolphin becomes a whale. I do a lot of tattoo spotting (evil fascination) and I'm yet to see one that hasn't faded with age.

Some bits are less saggy than others so I would guess it depends where you have it done.

Yes, the blog doesn't address either point, does it? I would think that:

1) The tattoo gets older and saggier as well
2) Probably!

What I would like to know is...

1) If you have a tattoo done when you are young and firm (!) what happens when you get older and saggier

2) If you are already old and saggy doesn't it present rather a challenge?

I didn't read all of it.

We had a thread but not a blog. I though the blog made all sound a complete nightmare.

We hav e already had a thread.

I wouldn't mind the actual 'being done' of it, so long as it is no worse than pricking of holly leaves. It would have to be very simple though. So as to be quick.

I don't think I would do it now though. It would be like telling a lie. If I was a tatoo kind of person, I would have had one by now.

Although I suppose people change.............

And at our age we might not have so long to regret it. (there's cheerful! )

Put me off not out me off. These damn acrylic fingernails.

I'm sure we had a thread along these lines recently....

If I have ever been even slightly tempted, that has out me off the idea of a tattoo forever. Yuk.