I think that's a great idea. A really neat caricature of your other self. You might have to explain it though. Your face is really cute so I bet it would look terrific.Originally Posted by Abbey11
I think that's a great idea. A really neat caricature of your other self. You might have to explain it though. Your face is really cute so I bet it would look terrific.
I have three. One represents my time in the military, which is easily covered since it’s on my upper arm. The second one is on the inside of my bicep, which is also easily covered. The third is on the inside of my forearm, which is just lettering (specific to my wife and I). One out of the three is obviously masculine. The other two I would say are neutral.
I don’t think I would personally get feminine style ink anywhere on my body, but I wouldn’t fault any of us that do.
I have many tattoos, and other than my wedding ring, they all are pretty much unisex; children's names in cursive script, etc. The only one that might be interpreted as "masculine" is on my shoulder I have a cross with ribbon banners above and below, but even that one I get more comments and questions from women than men. However, my favorite tat, a stylized butterfly on my forearm, seems to be interpreted as feminine only in context of my presentation as a woman-- meaning if I were to present myself as male, it seems like people would view that tat as masculine.1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg1116171443.jpg
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Wow, no idea why it copied the picture all those times. Sorry about that.
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I am in the same boat as Heidi. I have many tattoos, most are very masculine but hideable with the right clothing. My entire left leg is a dragon sleeve from hip to ankle so It is dark hose or tights for me
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