I don’t think placement has a whole lot to do with being feminine or not. I agree with what’s been said about it being more important of what it is that your getting. I’m glad to hear that it turned out well for you though. And for your wife!

I don’t see the problem in showing tattoos. I do, however, think that changes are starting to be made in this area for tolerance. I’ve always had to cover mine up everywhere I work and take my lip ring out. I think the emphasis should be placed on the performance quality.

I have the Greek word Akolutos on my ribs. It comes from the last verse in the book of Acts. It means “unhindered”. It’s a ministry that I am involved in and a lifestyle that I choose to live. I also have the Hebrew word Rua on my left arm. It’s a victory cry that brought the walls of Jericho down, and it reminds me that I serve a God that has the victory.

I would look into getting it reworked. I love pinup tattoos, though. Your idea was really good. I just think the artist dropped the ball here. I would make sure to research a bit about the artist before trusting someone to put ink on you.

That looks sweet. What was the inspiration for it? What does it say at the bottom? Great piece.