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I have wanted a tattoo for years and know exactly what I want, but I'm not sure about where I should get it. This will be my first one, so I'm looking for the least painful place possible.
A cushy spot like a boob or buttock.
no Tramp stamp
hi I got my very first tattoo on the lower part of my back Im the biggest sook it realy dosnt hert that much. its bareable and you will be addicted after your first one i said i will never get another one, one is enough and im looking for more
The arm would hurt the least but unless you're getting a big piece it wouldn't look right there...I would say maybe the ankle on the outside...or your lower back on either side (kinda where your liver/kidneys are)
your a female I assume, anywhere but the small of your back. every girl in america has a tattoo there and it is not as sexy as it used to be. depending on how big a tattoo, your lower stomach (right above the vagina a little to the left or the right) is always a good spot. it will stay hidden if you don't want anybody to see it or leg or ankle is always a good spot.
your first tattoo will always be painful! NO TRAMP STAMP!!!
The absolute best place for your first tatoo is somewhere where no one would think to look. That is on someone else's body.
Go to a bar..get drunk..and pass out on the floor. You'll magically wake up with one.
Upper Shoulder.
On your tongue, so everytime people see it, you'll be making a statement. lol
The local tattoo shop.
what is it? that depends on where you get it. tattooing is a needle going rapidly in and out of your skin. it's not going to tickle. no bony areas, and you'll be okay. good luck!
i don't believe in tatoo myself. ask a jewish person how it felt to have their number tatooed on their flesh. consider a beautiful peace of jewelry instead.
Probably a Tattoo Parlor. If you try doing it yourself, it will probably hurt bunches.
Shoulder is a good idea, mine was pretty painless there.
WOW! I have to say it's funny that people are that slow or that sarcastic to actually type Tattoo Parlor for your answer. Mine was on my neck. If you have long hair or wear something with a collar it covers it up, which is nice if you don't want your grandma to see it:) They say neck, wrist and tailbone hurt the worst but, my neck didn't hurt at all??? It all really depends on your pain tolerance. It is going to hurt no matter what you do, but I doesn't really hurt hurt it's like a stinging annoyance. You really shouldn't be thinking about pain but, it is going to be on you for the rest of your life and placement & design should be all you're thinking about:) Innovative Conferences: A list of creatively-run ::
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in a dream for now...............i know a lot of people that got those ugly things and when they began to age so did the tattoos, they look horrible on any "body"........you've waited this long, why not wait another year......they are not COOL....
and i don't want to hear how they express you....
the only thing they express is that the person isn't using any brains at the time.....
they're easy to get [and costly] and hard to remove once wisdom began to set in. ...
don't mean to sound rude or mean, just firm.....
prolly ur ankle..but dont get a huge one.. massive tattoos ar e so gross
The tattoo-parlour.
Stay away from bony areas like the sternum. The more fat you have in the area the less it should hurt. Also keep the amount of ink down, if you have something filled in, as opposed to a line drawing then you'll be in there a lot longer than you expect, even for something relatively small. You can fill it in later if you want, if you plan to do that then get something that will look good both ways.
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The login will get you places that you cannot get with the trial however now I am not sure if giving you that is ok per your rules please advise thanks.
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Also important to go to a reputable place, find someone with a good amount of tattos if you don't have anybody you trust, and ask them who they would trust, also ask them these questions.
Pick the spot on your body where the tattoo will look best. The pain is short lived, but the placement is forever, so picking a spot according to pain factor is not a good idea in my opinion.
I would suggest a small Tat on the buttocks as
1) If you regret it later it won't show and is easier to remove.
2) It's like getting shots and your used to them there.
and what ever you decide go to a reputable tattoo artist and follow the sanitation regimen proscribed for care after the tat.
somewhere it makes sense, my first was on my shoulder
A tattoo parlor that is legit, sterile, has a nice reputation, and someone you know has gotten one there b4.
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