Showing posts with label butterfly tattoo cliche. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly tattoo cliche. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Can some design a butterfly cross tattoo?

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the_hibbar


I'm wanting to get a tattoo of a butterfly but I kinda want it to look like a cross at the same time any ideas?


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Butterfly? so cliche.
Personally i do not like butterflies and think they are creepy.
EVERYONE has a butterfly tattoo.
Many of those people regret the butterfly.
plz think of another idea.

Tattoo ideas symbolizing constant change and growth?




viri


I can think of Ouroboros and a phoenix. Feel like the phoenix represents rebirth as opposed to constant growth and change. And I read about the Ourobous being a male symbol because of it's phallic resemblance which has put me off it a little.

Any ideas?

A butterfly could be considered transformation but it's not constant. Plus it's cliche.



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A lotus flower, it symbolizes change and new life




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Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Would a lighthouse on my leg be too much for my first tattoo?

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Aaron


I'm getting a lighthouse on my leg this weekend. I've wanted it for about 3 months. I'm probably only getting the outline unless if he can do it in under 2 hours. People said its a stupid tattoo, but these are the people who have or want nautical stars and brass knuckles tattoos haha. Do you think I should just get something smaller or something? I'm probably gonna get it regardless just looking for some opinions and/or suggestions.


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A light house on my leg isn't something I would get for my tattoo... but that's why I'm not getting it. You are, it's your decision since you are the one getting the tattoo, I think it could be really cool, it depends who does it really & what exactly you want. But hey your question wasn't what do you think of this tattoo; it was do you think it's too much. Well for one it depends on what type of person you are and how much pain you can handle, you can alway get the outline first then get it colored in later. I don't think you should get something different or smaller just because it is your "first tattoo" Think about it, you are going to have this for the rest of your life you should get exactly what you want. Also it's your body don't let other people's opinion on your tattoo change your mind on what you get, it's your body and your the one who will be having the tattoo for the rest of your life. There will always be someone to find something wrong with everything. Oh and by the way, I hate nautical stars tattoos. & butterflies. They are so cliché.

Can some design a butterfly cross tattoo?




the_hibbar


I'm wanting to get a tattoo of a butterfly but I kinda want it to look like a cross at the same time any ideas?


Answer
Butterfly? so cliche.
Personally i do not like butterflies and think they are creepy.
EVERYONE has a butterfly tattoo.
Many of those people regret the butterfly.
plz think of another idea.




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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

How do guys feel about belly button rings?

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lilxmissxs


I've been wanting to get one for a few years now, just wondering if they seem gross or not?


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Belly button rings have turned incredibly cliche. It's like a woman getting a tattoo of a butterfly. These things have basically turned into a "uniform" for women trying to look sexy.
Belly button ring? Check...
butterfly tattoo? Check...
Skimpy outfit? Check...
Personally I think you should have gotten one a few years ago when you first considered getting a belly button ring. Let it go...move on to the next body piercing.

My name is stacey and i just turned 17, I want to get a tattoo that means a lot to me! Any ideas?




Beautif


My father is vary sick right now so for my 18th birthday i want to get a tattoo that reminds me of him. and has been since i was a little girl! So i have an ideas. I want a butterfly on my lower back with the word STRONG in old cursive, i love this idea but i want a little more detail to add! any ideas?


Answer
that sounds really cliché. a tattoo is something you will have to live with FOREVER, so you should try to be more original. and you're right, it's supposed to mean a lot to you, so you should decide for yourself!




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Thursday, July 11, 2013

What are the most cliche tattoos you can think of?

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l'amourx10


like stars:
http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo144/tank_0210/Tattoos/TAts144.jpg

or chinese symbols...

what are some cliche/not original ones you can think of?
yeah, im not saying just cause its cliche its bad...i just want my tattoo to be original.



Answer
Stars
Hearts
Butterflies
Chinese/Kanji symbols
Names in old english font
Skulls with knifes through them
People having their own name tattooed
Swallows
Celtic designs
Tribal designs
Dragon
Cross
Sun
Fairy
Mom
Anchor
Sailor Jerry
Rose
Zodiac
Dolphin
music notes
dagger

what are some less painful, ladylike tattoo ideas?




hannahy8s


i have recently been thinking of maybe getting a tattoo. i have NEVER wanted one before, but im kinda changing my mind. i dunno.

where should i get a tattoo at? i wanted one on my foot, but i heard that the foot is one of the most painful places. what are some suggestions for other places to get it?

also, i dont really know what i want to get. maybe some kind of flower...but i really have NO clue. i want it to be really small...suggestions?



Answer
Think of some things in your life that are important to you. Don't get a cliche tattoo like a butterfly, star(I actually have stars but wouldn't have if I knew it would become such a fad), kanji, etc. Just think of something that you think is important or else there is a good chance you won't like it forever. Your shoulder blade is a pretty good feminine and not very painful spot. Really, tattoos are a little painful, but if you really want it, you won't care. It'll be totally worth it.




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Monday, July 8, 2013

What and where shall i have a tattoo?

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m.c


I want something original. A small, simple, pretty tattoo but nothing cliche like a butterfly or stars! I was going to have my name 'Mia' but people thought it was big headed to do that. =/
Also, where could i have it? I thought about the inside of my wrist or my foot.. or is that common. I don't want something which will look stupid after afew months, and not look cheap
Thanks for your help x



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A tattoo should be something very important to you. When I got my tattoo, i decided what i wanted, waiting exactly 2 months before getting it to be certain it was exactly right for me.
Again, the placement of the tattoo is also important. Many jobs wont hire individuals with visible tattoos, so you need to think into your future as well. A tattoo on your wrist will be visible for your life. In most medical jobs (in Michigan and Ohio anyways), doctors, nurses, and assistants must wear long sleeves or long gloves to cover any usually visible tattoos.
The world is a changing place though, and tattoos are becoming much more accepted than they were.
If you are getting something small now, and assuming you are younger than 25 years old, id reccommend something that can be easily covered up: your back, chest, stomach, legs, shoulders, foot etc. If you really want a tattoo in a certain place and youre certain of the tattoo, why not wait until your 23-25. it proves how certain you are, you will potentailly have started your furture career by then, and at that time, you've thought about it for awhile and are certain

Hope this helps:)

How do guys feel about belly button rings?




lilxmissxs


I've been wanting to get one for a few years now, just wondering if they seem gross or not?


Answer
Belly button rings have turned incredibly cliche. It's like a woman getting a tattoo of a butterfly. These things have basically turned into a "uniform" for women trying to look sexy.
Belly button ring? Check...
Butterfly tattoo? Check...
Skimpy outfit? Check...
Personally I think you should have gotten one a few years ago when you first considered getting a belly button ring. Let it go...move on to the next body piercing.




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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

My name is stacey and i just turned 17, I want to get a tattoo that means a lot to me! Any ideas?

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Beautif


My father is vary sick right now so for my 18th birthday i want to get a tattoo that reminds me of him. and has been since i was a little girl! So i have an ideas. I want a butterfly on my lower back with the word STRONG in old cursive, i love this idea but i want a little more detail to add! any ideas?


Answer
that sounds really cliché. a tattoo is something you will have to live with FOREVER, so you should try to be more original. and you're right, it's supposed to mean a lot to you, so you should decide for yourself!

What are the most cliche tattoos you can think of?




l'amourx10


like stars:
http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo144/tank_0210/Tattoos/TAts144.jpg

or chinese symbols...

what are some cliche/not original ones you can think of?
yeah, im not saying just cause its cliche its bad...i just want my tattoo to be original.



Answer
Stars
Hearts
Butterflies
Chinese/Kanji symbols
Names in old english font
Skulls with knifes through them
People having their own name tattooed
Swallows
Celtic designs
Tribal designs
Dragon
Cross
Sun
Fairy
Mom
Anchor
Sailor Jerry
Rose
Zodiac
Dolphin
music notes
dagger




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