Okay InkedSnow, here's your post reposted for you. That other one is just getting tremendously slow to load. This one is gonna take a while I imagine, and I'm just gonna do my absolute best to try to let someone else field this one for a change. This is gonna be my lesson in patience and restraint. Good luck man...
You now what you are wrong. Not competely but you are still wrong. I got my tattoo last year when I was fourteen(a month before my 15 b-day). My mom,( who has said I could get a tattoo since the day I was born when I turned 14), took me to someone she trusted and made sure the place was all clean. I had to start thinking about my tattoo when I was 11-12. I decieded of a trinity. The style changed sightly but it was still the same thing. And I do not understand why, you think being 18 means your more mature. I know people who are in there 20's and Im much more mature then them. I do have to agree that some 14 year old idoits who dont think about it at all should not get tattoos but I think your wrong to saw that ALL 14 year olds should not get them because they arent mature.
INKED SNOW...
3 messages · last activity 7/18/2006
It's a classic catch-22...
1) If you are truly mature enough you should be allowed to have a tattoo.
2) The proof that you are mature enough for a tattoo is a willingness to wait till it's legal.
Ta-da!
Nicely put, 'Bou!
One other thing.. if you feel that you need to state how mature you are, chances are that you aren't really that mature at all.