**Smile, it's free therapy**
The design doesn't matter, but it's the sentimental value which does
I thought of getting my blood type inked, but I don't know my blood type.
Hidden ones, preferably. Small and obscure where I'll never see them.
My wife and I have several tattoos. I love them!
I highly recommend you do a lot of research and work to find the best tattoo artists in your area, even if you have to travel. There is no substitute for high quality. It will cost you more but it's worth it.
I now have both upper arms and much of my shoulders tattood. My upper back is tattood and my chest, and also some tats on my lower outside legs.
Go for something artistic, and something meaningful.
One thing to consider is your career/job. Will a visible tattoo prevent you from getting a job promotion or your dream job? If so, make sure that any tattoos can be covered by your work attire. I wear a suit and tie to work so that does give me a lot of options.
I like tattoos, some designs are well done and the person really pulls them off. I just don’t believe everyone should or shouldn’t do it.
I like tattoos, some designs are well done and the person really pulls them off. I just don’t believe everyone should or shouldn’t do it.
Blk & grey, Paul Booth(because his style it's a genre on its own)cybertronic and traditional tattoos(Norman Collins "Sailor Jerry").
Your tattoos don't need to have a story behind it but I just hope it's well done.
Don't be pig skin for your friends who are starting out in the tattoo world.
Know what you want, don't ask for pricing from the beginning and tip your artist.
I don't have any tattoos. I've thought about it but I don't want to look like a coloring book.
I believe a tattoo on a woman is grossly disfiguring.
Those on a waitress arms can be most off putting.
The photorealistic ones in black.
I like tattoos are nice if they are only one or two pretty ones. I have temporary ones that I can ring the changes according to my mood at the time.
I adore my husband's tattoo, which is in an Irezumi style. It's a half-sleeve of a kitsune smoking a kiseru, surrounded by the smoke, some flowers and leaves. He's going to eventually get the other arm done. I quite like watercolour flowers too and some neo-traditional ones.
To each his/her own, but I have never understood why anyone would junk up a perfectly beautiful body with tattoos. That being said, I have a heart on my left butt cheek.
I'll never understand marking a beautiful body with Grafitti…. It's your choice but mine will remain pure and soft.
birds and flowers but not where they can be see in work attire. I find that very unprofessional. I have one of each near my hip
Prefer the touch of soft smooth unadorned skin
Like a nice caligraphic or artistic pattern design above the ass
Also fun little stars or birds and such between here hip points and belly button
Also like the new trend of a small phrase under and follows the outline of a woman's breast
None on me - and I have never been with a girl / lady that had one. Not really a fan of them.
My wife and I have a few tattoos. We got our first ones at age 60.
I like all kinds as long as they are done right so if you do get any make sure you find the best artist.
Also make sure you are getting it because you want it not because someone says you need one.
I like sleeves that are black not colorful and I like hip tats on females... I think they are sexy as long as they aren't completely covered
Musical hologram tattoos that light up, blink, dance, and project themselves.
My butt is tat free, like the rest of me. 
