Missed this....
Yes, sure. I agree.
Maybe something on the hand...it's very noticeable.
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Yes, sure. I agree.
Maybe something on the hand...it's very noticeable.
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Maybe like this?
It used to be very much a man thing to; but now ink has certainly become very well established as a highly womanly thing to do.
Yes,,, that would be pretty. Even a bit larger.Maybe like this?
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It used to be very much a man thing to; but now ink has certainly become very well established as a highly womanly thing to do.
BTW,,,those squared off nails are no longer in style.
(thank you God).
Yes,,, I like that.So you like it?
There are many tattoos I like....but don't get your hopes up!
YES...the nails are MUCH BETTER!
The cross is too hidden in my opinion...but not bad.
Oh we are talking faith tattoo appreciation here; nothing more!Yes,,, I like that.
There are many tattoos I like....but don't get your hopes up!
Clearly - despite slight trepidations about your granddaughter's possible future plans - you do appreciate faith design tattoos!
they might be fake. Not that there's anything wrong with it.tattoosforyou dot org
(The nails are good here, too...)
TOO LONG???
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The tattoo is bigger here; it's a younger woman that did it (only the nails on one hand are done, though)
The tattoo is bigger here; it's a younger woman that did it (only the nails on one hand are done, though)
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The tattoo is bigger here; it's a younger woman that did it (only the nails on one hand are done, though)
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Both hands are done...look carefully.
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This is of a more mature woman that did it (& black nail color has something rather distinguished and serious about it)
This is of a more mature woman that did it (& black nail color has something rather distinguished and serious about it)
Oh really? your eyes are better than mine...
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Both hands are done...look carefully.
must leave.later.
No, not too long...(At least, my wife has them long like that sometimes...)they might be fake. Not that there's anything wrong with it.
TOO LONG???
You see to appreciate hand area tattoos, anyway...
@Jay Ross Must have been a negative experience. So maybe from then onwards he disliked all tattoos, then?
It's what women do now, incl. women of all ages.
FYI, I saw this report in Huffington Post:
' "...Most of my clients are in the older bracket," Gallo-Kohlas told The Huffington Post. "We see a lot of women in their sixties and seventies getting their first tattoos." Gallo-Kohlas recalls a woman in her sixties who got a tattoo because everyone in the golf clique at her gated community had one. It seemed like the thing to do in order to fit in.'
Many Women Get Tattoos Post 50 ? And Don't Regret It Later huffington post
I don't buy the doing it to 'fit in' aspect, but it's hard to deny it's very widespread now. It used to be almost exclusively a man thing, decades back. Now it's a very womanly thing to do, also. Often getting inked is done in family or faith themes.
My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse and mine also; and I'm sure other conversations have arisen as a result of her willingness to go through with this now very womanly thing to do. (If this makes sense?)
It used to be that women would often get small ones if they got them at all.
But maybe this occurred at a relatively transitional time, when getting tattooed at all was gradually becoming a womanly thing to do.
Now many women get tattooed with large designs and do it with confidence - it being now a thoroughly womanly thing to do.
(I'm guessing that your daughter now would quite naturally do it with confidence, right?)
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