Re: Would you judge a desi if they had a tattoo?
Like I said, the ink it embedded within the layers of the skin, it’s not a layer on top of your skin the way nail polish would be) so the top layer is always free of “covering” hence water passes over it like any area of the skin. It’s a common misconception but if only people actually knew about how tattoos work. But legit concern nonetheless.
Aww, 2 hearts is really cute! Did you get for you and the SO? I think you mentioned matching tattoos once, was this the one? And thanks!
I personally dont think tattoos are hot, esp when they are huge or big/visible. I wouldn’t want my husband to have a huge/visible one. And yeah, sadly people started getting tattoos for the sake of getting them (a random star or butterfly that doesn’t signify anything are just examples :halo:) which kind of made it mainstream. But their choice, lol.
Oh, wow. Thank you for enlightening me. :halo: I chose not to get J&K…yet. I had both variations drafted out, just chose to get this one instead.
Very phunneh’, Hareem. Very phunneh’.
I have seen those and I think those can look great, esp. due to their cultural significance. I just find it kind of d-bagish when I see people with no significance to NZ/tribes getting a sleeve of tribal tattoos. Another example a tattoo “for the sake of it”. It’s a trend, something that will pass and look tacky a few years from now. The way roses on your upper arm is now considered hillbilly-ish. So yeah, if you get tattoos for the wrong reasons/or of things with no significance to you, you’re most likely to regret them.
True. But mine isn’t visible, plus I wouldn’t get something like that on my foot or rib or something. 