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My 21 year old niece just got her 20th tattoo. She has them on her arms, legs, back, and now on her chest. How many do you think is enough? I'm afraid as she gets older she will regret the decision to have so many and having really large ones.
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That sounds like a lot at suck a young age. I don't mind tattoos even want one or two myself someday but not that many.
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That's many already, she might regret it when she aged. One or two is enough for a young woman in my decision but it depends if what jobs she got.
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Tattoos are really popular right now. I don't see the draw of permanently marking my body but then I'm not of this generation. My nieces both have tattoos. They are not huge but they love them. I can see one tiny one somewhere I guess but the trend seems to be huge ones all over your body. I guess it's all a matter of perspective.
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Tattoos use to be an outlaw thing. Now it is a yuppie thing. :bad: :bad:
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My 21 year old niece just got her 20th tattoo. She has them on her arms, legs, back, and now on her chest. How many do you think is enough? I'm afraid as she gets older she will regret the decision to have so many and having really large ones.
I don't really like tattoos. They will fade and stretch and move over time. You will be stuck with them for life, so if you decide to mark yourself up, think about what you will look like 20 years from now. Besides, is it really attractive for job hunting?
BMaston12
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I like a nice tattoo as well as the next person, BUT, I think she will regret it too when she grows up. I almost got a tattoo once. However, the anticipated pain of the process held me back.
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That's a lot more than I would get, but it's her body, and her choice. She may regret the decision when she's older, and she may not, but it was her choice in the first place, and is something she has to live with.
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She is very young to have that many but there is nothing you can do about it.
I have one tattoo which I got when I turned 30.
Everyone said, you will get more, but I have not.
I think its an addiction for some.
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Tattoos are a fashion item. My daughter has 5 tattoos, and I think that is enough. Twenty tattoos are a little excessive. What do you say to the fellow who has his whole body tattooed? I think that is overkill. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :rainbow:
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Sorry not a fan of tattoo s
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The number of tattoos seems a bit extreme. Someday, she might regret having so many. Maybe she'll choose to get some of them removed. It seems like she is a bit fanatical about it now. The goods news is that it's her choice and someday if she has regrets.....
the regrets will be hers, as well. :heart:
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I think tattoos are very tacky. Against my better wishes (and my knowing), my daughter got a tattoo on the top of each of her feet. I always want to rub them off.
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yes tattoos are new fashion , but for me i really don't like.
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1 is plenty
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I don't like tattoos. Thank You!
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I think that each person has the right to decide what is right for their own bodies. Even if she does have regrets when she gets older, they are her regrets to have.
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My 21 year old niece just got her 20th tattoo. She has them on her arms, legs, back, and now on her chest. How many do you think is enough? I'm afraid as she gets older she will regret the decision to have so many and having really large ones.
I have 2 tattoos on me
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She's an adult, so she can do whatever she wants to her body.
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I dont really like tattoos, although today tattoos are more popular then ever because of the music industry, I would advise for any one to get one or wouldnt get one for myself either
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I think that is over doing it.
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Well, it really is up to the individual as to how many tattoos they adorn their bodies with. For me, one or two would be the limit but for others well, there's lots of skin to cover!!!
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My 21 year old niece just got her 20th tattoo. She has them on her arms, legs, back, and now on her chest. How many do you think is enough? I'm afraid as she gets older she will regret the decision to have so many and having really large ones.
Exactly! I like tattooes but not enough to have one on my body. I am so afraid that I will regret it later on in life. Besides, I don't want to have to tell people that my tattoo is an eagle when I age and it starts to look like a buzzard or something.LOL That would be my luck. I have seen some amazing tattooes. My friend has one that is a giant python that wraps around her body in full color. She is an exotic dancer and told me that when she dances it looks like it is moving. I just take her word for that though. It is what-ever floats your own boat . I don't want one.
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I've always thought that tattoo's are like art ... some people have different tastes. I'm 61 and have always wanted a tattoo ... haven't done it yet. Waiting for my skin to finish sliding down my body! Chuckle ... :angel11:
Seriously, it's a hard call when they are 20. It'll be interesting to see at 60 ...
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I am not a tattoo person so I would say one is too many. She does need to be careful though as some jobs might want her to cover her tattoos.
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I have a couple but I would never get one that would be visible while I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt. But hey, to each their own. I don't really judge people for this.
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I know I am old and outdated, but I do not like tattoos, either. I also do not like multiple piercings. I have pierced ears but only one each. And while I'm on the subject, I think it is a big mistake for parents to have their infants' and toddlers' ears pierced. I've seen too many kids cry when they are being cleaned and infections can happen. I think that is imposing too much on their kids to please themselves. My daughter was past 16 when she had her ears pierced. I think they should be old enough to take care of their ears themselves.