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@GrayCatLove 140523 wrote:

Or more ageist. While she likely doesn’t have the kind of coin required to get a nice tattoo at age 18, I don’t think being 18 makes her totally incapable of good decisions.

I love those Thai inspired tattoos, and have a tiger that’s sort of neo Traditional but inspired by stuff like that. I think being 18, you have to more carefully consider:

1) Is it realistic to travel? Even a few hours.

2) Is it realistic to get the funds necessary for this?

3) Where do you live? (Non-specifics, please, since you’re under 18.) If you live in Achin’ Asshole, Alaska, but intend to move to Seattle for college, save your $500 worth of birthday money from Gram-Gram and wait until you have better access to artists.

I live in London. I would travel for the right tattoo but I would definitely prefer to stay in England. And money isn’t too much of an issue.

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@ArniVidar 140520 wrote:

Kudos on doing your research early. That’s the smart thing to do.

The only honest advice, guidance and constructive criticism I can give you is:

Don’t, under any circumstances, get a tattoo for your 18th birthday.
It is almost 100% certain that it will be horrible, that you will regret it, and that you will have to either have it removed or covered in a few years time.

I realize this is not what you want to hear, but I couldn’t be more honest.

No, I do honestly appreciate it. However even though I am under 18 I have 3 tattoos that were done abroad in a country that didn’t have a minimum age restriction at the time. I do not regret them, I love them very much and consider them a part of me even though they are not exactly to my taste now.
I do thank you very much for your input anyway and hope that your advice doesn’t come from unfortunate firsthand experience!

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