tattoos, safe or dangerous? kool or not? Options

[starfaerie06]

I just did a search and found that there was no debate about tattoos. So here are my questions for you:

Do you think tattoos are danerous or safe?

Are tattoos kool or not?

Are tattoos painful or pain free?

Do you have any tattoos

If yes: what are they and where are they? So you want more

If no: Do you want any? (what and where)

If you have/got a tattoo would you/will you regret it?

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I think tattoos can be dangerous if you go to a tattoo parlor that doesn't have a good reputation and good sterilizing methods, etc.

I think tattoos are awesome

I think the pain level depends on where u get the tattoo.

I don't have any tattoos.

I want 4. an ankh on my arm, angel wings on my back that say "Tamara Elaine Jobes 1986-2004", a shooting star (not sure where), and a faerie on my ankle.

I don't think I'll regret them because I've thought long and hard about this. and I still have another year and a half before I turn 18 and can get them. I'm getting them all in places that are easily covered.

[gyxbe]

Do you think tattoos are danerous or safe? As long as the studio is reputable, and all needles are sterilized than it's safe. As far as long term complications of the ink, I've never came across any one with any problems(Cancer, death etc..).

Are tattoos kool or not? I personally don't think they should be gotten for "koolness," but for meaning.

Are tattoos painful or pain free? They're pretty painful.

Do you have any tattoos? Yes.

If yes: what are they and where are they? So you want more? Anubis on top of my left forearm, an infinity symbol with green roses around it on the underside of my left wrist, an ankh with my name in egyptian on the underside of my left forearm, osiris on the top of my right forearm, and a heartagram on my right wrist. As of right now, I don't know if I want any more.

If you have/got a tattoo would you/will you regret it? I think everyone regrets them in some small way, but learns to live with their decision over time.