My Dad wont let me a tattoo for my b-day.

hahaha you should totaly get one I have 6

I got my first one when I was 15 like last year

just expain that you reeli want one and its your fault if it goes wrong thats what I told my step-dad when he said no, he soon said ok

but yeah you should realy get one, I love tattoos explains why I have 6 and want more haha

All you need is one parent to take you, so just get your mom to take you to get it. Some 15-year-olds shouldn’t get tattoos because they get things they just think are cute with no meaning BUT I mean… you’re always going to be a Gemini so I see nothing wrong with you getting it. I don’t think you’re over your head.

I tried convincing my mom to let me get a lil tattoo hidden somewhere, but she said no! I want a tattoo so bad, and I don’t even like needles!!!

I have tha same thing going on in my house lol. my mom wont let me get one till I’m 18! and my dad has 2! and he doesnt even care! so im pretty stuck myself lol.

but hell yea man get one! go w/ your mom.so she can sign tha papers or whateva.

-MaryJoeAnne-

he has his ways… && omg im a Gemini too! lol

my opinion…listen to your dad. wait three more years and if you still really want one then you can legally get it for yourself.

your dad is trying to do what’s best for you.

Seriously, what is the big rush? I’ve planned many tattoos in my teenage years (and that’s not very long ago either), all of them unique to me and had huge meanings to me, but never got any done for various reasons.

And now that I look back at my ideas and pictures of tattoos that I wanted, I’m glad I never got them, because even in a few years, my tastes have changed and it looks silly, but of course a few years back it was awesome-looking. Even if you have a Gemini tattoo because you’re a Gemini, you might not like the design of it (there are so many kinds of Gemini tattoos out there) in the future.

This is why it’s better for you to wait until you’re older when you can think for yourself a little better. No offense, but it takes awhile for a child/teenager’s brain to develop so that it can make better decisions in life. Time and experience will give you a better view. This is why legal drinking ages and the age to drive are in the later teenage years. I know it seems unfair and that you have thought a lot about getting a tattoo, but you’ll understand sometime that teenage-thinking and adult-thinking are really different.