butterfly tattoo?

hailz

hey i really want a butterfly tattoo...and before anyone says that it is just common...well it would mean somehting to me ...a younger memory of me and my twin in the garden with a blue butterfly but i want just a tiny blue butterfly about 2 inches by about 2 nd a hlaf inches something like that but i cant find any images that i could create comething out of
( i usually draw something a little differet out of the ones i find but not done a butterfly one yet)
this would be my first tattoo and would love it on my lower back at the middle or the left im 15 and plan to get in when im 18 or 19
so could anyone find me little blue butterflys or just little butterflys with thin lines
thanks xxâ¥
whales*R*gay....... i want it on my lower back because it is hidden its only small

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I really think that's sweet you want to get it like that, for the meaning, because I was going to say PLEASE don't get a butterfly because they are WAY too common :) Getting it on the inside of your wrist would probably be really cute rather than your lower back.
good luck dear!

Getting my first tattoo?

bad charlo

My 18th birthday is coming up and I want to celebrate by getting a small, simple, and easy to hide tattoo. Originally I was thinking of getting the word create tattooed on my hand? But that seems like it would be kind of hard to cover up and getting create tattooed anywhere else wouldn't be as special. Any ideas? I was hoping for something related to art or music. Also any sort of information someone getting their first tattoo would need would be nice. Is getting a tattoo across your wrist cliché? What are the tattoo clichés? Chinese symbols, butterflies, what else?

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If you want it to not be visible, avoid hands, lower arms, neck, and some parts of your shoulders depending on the type of shirts you wear on a regular basis. (And feet if you're addicted to flip flops, like me.)

I've seen a lot of tattoos across the wrist, and I don't think it's cliche...however, WHAT the tattoo is can be very cliche. I've seen a lot of simple things that don't seem to hold meaning...a flower, a feather, and chinese (or any asian/eastern) symbols seem to be the epitome of cliche.

However, if it means something to you, go for it. I have an anchor tattoo and someone asked if I felt like I picked it off a board and I said, "No. It means a lot to me. I gave up my normal life to live on a boat and it brought me closer to my mother, and on top of that I drew the anchor myself." It was two reasons why that tattoo (an average tattoo, in this girl's opinion) was meaningful to me. If you can do that, pick reasons why that tattoo is special, then ignore the cliches.

I have also picked two other tattoos of mine by things in my past that I always want to remember. Me and my grandma have been having tea parties (now just coffee parties) since I was one and on one ankle, just under the bone, I have a tea cup and on the other ankle a tea pot. I get a lot of questions about why I picked them and I enjoy explaining why, and it always reminds me of my grandma and me spending time together. I think those are the best tattoos you can possibly get - the ones that remind you of loved ones or things in your past that you always want to carry with you.

If 'Create' holds a special meaning for you and you like the look of it across the wrist, then go for it. However, beware that wrist tattoos are visible, and it will always come up when you're looking for a job and can possibly harm your chances (depending on where you live/what you're applying for).

If you're into music, you can think about musical instruments or a piece that you love. Someone at a music store has her favorite part of a Bach piano piece around her arm. It's only a few bars long, but it looks great and it means something for her.

Pick wisely, though! If I were you I wouldn't get one just because you're 18. Wait until you have had one in your mind so much that you can already "see" it on yourself.

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butterfly tattoo?

hailz

hey i really want a butterfly tattoo...and before anyone says that it is just common...well it would mean somehting to me ...a younger memory of me and my twin in the garden with a blue butterfly but i want just a tiny blue butterfly about 2 inches by about 2 nd a hlaf inches something like that but i cant find any images that i could create comething out of
( i usually draw something a little differet out of the ones i find but not done a butterfly one yet)
this would be my first tattoo and would love it on my lower back at the middle or the left im 15 and plan to get in when im 18 or 19
so could anyone find me little blue butterflys or just little butterflys with thin lines
thanks xxâ¥
whales*R*gay....... i want it on my lower back because it is hidden its only small

Answer
I really think that's sweet you want to get it like that, for the meaning, because I was going to say PLEASE don't get a butterfly because they are WAY too common :) Getting it on the inside of your wrist would probably be really cute rather than your lower back.
good luck dear!

Getting my first tattoo?

bad charlo

My 18th birthday is coming up and I want to celebrate by getting a small, simple, and easy to hide tattoo. Originally I was thinking of getting the word create tattooed on my hand? But that seems like it would be kind of hard to cover up and getting create tattooed anywhere else wouldn't be as special. Any ideas? I was hoping for something related to art or music. Also any sort of information someone getting their first tattoo would need would be nice. Is getting a tattoo across your wrist cliché? What are the tattoo clichés? Chinese symbols, butterflies, what else?

Answer
If you want it to not be visible, avoid hands, lower arms, neck, and some parts of your shoulders depending on the type of shirts you wear on a regular basis. (And feet if you're addicted to flip flops, like me.)

I've seen a lot of tattoos across the wrist, and I don't think it's cliche...however, WHAT the tattoo is can be very cliche. I've seen a lot of simple things that don't seem to hold meaning...a flower, a feather, and chinese (or any asian/eastern) symbols seem to be the epitome of cliche.

However, if it means something to you, go for it. I have an anchor tattoo and someone asked if I felt like I picked it off a board and I said, "No. It means a lot to me. I gave up my normal life to live on a boat and it brought me closer to my mother, and on top of that I drew the anchor myself." It was two reasons why that tattoo (an average tattoo, in this girl's opinion) was meaningful to me. If you can do that, pick reasons why that tattoo is special, then ignore the cliches.

I have also picked two other tattoos of mine by things in my past that I always want to remember. Me and my grandma have been having tea parties (now just coffee parties) since I was one and on one ankle, just under the bone, I have a tea cup and on the other ankle a tea pot. I get a lot of questions about why I picked them and I enjoy explaining why, and it always reminds me of my grandma and me spending time together. I think those are the best tattoos you can possibly get - the ones that remind you of loved ones or things in your past that you always want to carry with you.

If 'Create' holds a special meaning for you and you like the look of it across the wrist, then go for it. However, beware that wrist tattoos are visible, and it will always come up when you're looking for a job and can possibly harm your chances (depending on where you live/what you're applying for).

If you're into music, you can think about musical instruments or a piece that you love. Someone at a music store has her favorite part of a Bach piano piece around her arm. It's only a few bars long, but it looks great and it means something for her.

Pick wisely, though! If I were you I wouldn't get one just because you're 18. Wait until you have had one in your mind so much that you can already "see" it on yourself.

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Getting my first tattoo?

bad charlo

My 18th birthday is coming up and I want to celebrate by getting a small, simple, and easy to hide tattoo. Originally I was thinking of getting the word create tattooed on my hand? But that seems like it would be kind of hard to cover up and getting create tattooed anywhere else wouldn't be as special. Any ideas? I was hoping for something related to art or music. Also any sort of information someone getting their first tattoo would need would be nice. Is getting a tattoo across your wrist cliché? What are the tattoo clichés? Chinese symbols, butterflies, what else?

Answer
If you want it to not be visible, avoid hands, lower arms, neck, and some parts of your shoulders depending on the type of shirts you wear on a regular basis. (And feet if you're addicted to flip flops, like me.)

I've seen a lot of tattoos across the wrist, and I don't think it's cliche...however, WHAT the tattoo is can be very cliche. I've seen a lot of simple things that don't seem to hold meaning...a flower, a feather, and chinese (or any asian/eastern) symbols seem to be the epitome of cliche.

However, if it means something to you, go for it. I have an anchor tattoo and someone asked if I felt like I picked it off a board and I said, "No. It means a lot to me. I gave up my normal life to live on a boat and it brought me closer to my mother, and on top of that I drew the anchor myself." It was two reasons why that tattoo (an average tattoo, in this girl's opinion) was meaningful to me. If you can do that, pick reasons why that tattoo is special, then ignore the cliches.

I have also picked two other tattoos of mine by things in my past that I always want to remember. Me and my grandma have been having tea parties (now just coffee parties) since I was one and on one ankle, just under the bone, I have a tea cup and on the other ankle a tea pot. I get a lot of questions about why I picked them and I enjoy explaining why, and it always reminds me of my grandma and me spending time together. I think those are the best tattoos you can possibly get - the ones that remind you of loved ones or things in your past that you always want to carry with you.

If 'Create' holds a special meaning for you and you like the look of it across the wrist, then go for it. However, beware that wrist tattoos are visible, and it will always come up when you're looking for a job and can possibly harm your chances (depending on where you live/what you're applying for).

If you're into music, you can think about musical instruments or a piece that you love. Someone at a music store has her favorite part of a Bach piano piece around her arm. It's only a few bars long, but it looks great and it means something for her.

Pick wisely, though! If I were you I wouldn't get one just because you're 18. Wait until you have had one in your mind so much that you can already "see" it on yourself.

Lower front tattoo..???????????????

bo

i would like to get a lower front tattoo but i cant think of something unique... i wanted to get either butterflies or stars...but something unique could be cool too..or else i would like to get stars..what do u think? any opinions or ideas maybe?? =)

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No tattoos are good or unique. None. By getting a tattoo, you are branding yourself as a lowlife for life, and it difficult to take them back. Why are they a bad idea for you? A tattoo shows everyone who sees it that you make bad decisions, that you have no judgment. No employer with a good job will want to hire you. When you go to the store, people will stare at you and whisper about you behind your back. (âDo you see that horrible tattoo on that girl/guyâ?? Your personal life will suffer. Most likely no decent guy or girl would dare to have a relationship youâyou are âbad newsâ to them. If you are a girl, guys will assume you are promiscuous. The nice guys will dismiss the thought of dating you and only the lowlifes will want to date you. The fact that most want to place tattoos where they canât be seen means that in your heart you know they are wrong, otherwise you wouldnât want to cover them up. The LORD wants you to succeed in life and gives much good advice to His people in the Holy Bible. The LORD said: " Do not cut your bodies⦠or put tattoo marks on yourselves. I am the LORDâ . Leviticus 19:28 Use your head, donât get a tattoo. Get whatever tattoos you have removed!

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What does a cheetah print tattoo on the shoulder mean?

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miss.toast

ALOT of girls have it. And I doubt that the exact same tattoo has some deep personal meaning to all of them. So what does it symbolize?
Oh, and I am not thinking of getting it. Just curious as to what It means.

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Idiots, its like butterflies on lower backs. Someone did it, and someone copied it. Of course it doesn't mean anything, except that they are mindless tarts...

What do you think of brides with tattoos?

Kelsey

I want to get my tattoo on my upper back or shoulder area, and it would for sure be visible when I eventually get married. I've gotten some comments about it like "brides with tattoos look trashy" or "you'll look perfect, except for your tattoo". I think brides with tattoos are beautiful and offbeat. What are your opinions?

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I am engaged though we have no actual wedding plans yet, we will be getting married someday. I also have 1 tattoo which is a nice butterfly and it happens to be on the back of my right shoulder so obviously it will probably be visible on my wedding day. But who cares, I got the tattoo because it means something to me and I want it to be visible. Why get one if you want to hide it all the time and at weddings and so on.

You will be the one getting it and getting married with a tattoo, not the other ignorant, stuck up people who judge people on looks or your tattoos. If they don't like it, then tough, don't invite them to your wedding if there too judgmental too look past physical appearance. Its your body and your choices, no one elses :)

I am also planning another one for my lower leg/ankle area for shortly after Christmas as well.

Hope this helps :)

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What does the butterfly tattoo symbolize?

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burtongirl

I want a butterfly on my lower back.
I do know what it represents. I just want to see what other people say.

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A butterfly can mean anything you want it to mean. Transition, transformation, metamorphosis, change, beauty, youth, etc..etc..
The only thing that matters it what it means to you. You are the one that counts. Like another answer said, it had no special meaning to her, she just liked the design. And that's fine:)
My butterflies are for freedom and transformation.
Get what you want and where you want it. Best wishes:)

What do guys think of girls with a tramp stamp?

Melissa

I have a butterfly tattoo on my back right above my butt, I recently found out it was called a "tramp stamp" and now I am freaking out cause it just sounds so bad.
Guys, I need your real opinion of this please.

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You really shouldn't let that get to you. You define your artwork, not the other way around. Lower back tattoos are very common, but they are also very feminine. Next to the hips, I cant think of a sexier place to get a tatt on a girl. and because other people notice this too, its become a popular place.
Agaisnt the name, there are several other good reasons to tattoo your lower back. 1) its flat and open, theres lots of room for artwork, and maybe even extend to the back 2) like i said its sexy 3) a good place to hide if need be, or to show off
The only excuse not to get a tattoo there is because of the pain, or because you base your life on socail and public acceptance, not meaning tramp stamps are unacceptable in society, just that people like to use things to catagorize and degrade others.

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