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"You will have to PM me more boob pics for an informed decision. "Haha  | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?! "Personally I think to have an underboob tattoo you need perky boobs otherwise it will be hidden. It’s certainly the case with mine anyway, not commenting on yours as can’t really see what they’re like | |||
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You may find it hurts less for you in that area than it would for someone else with less padding. Look forward to seeing the results when you have it done.
I'm booked in for a thigh tattoo next month.... at least the artist has plenty of space to do her design  | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?!
Personally I think to have an underboob tattoo you need perky boobs otherwise it will be hidden. It’s certainly the case with mine anyway, not commenting on yours as can’t really see what they’re like "It’s a difficult one because the design I want it wouldn’t overly be covered - but they’re also not the perkiest! I knew I shouldn’t have prayed for big boobs! | |||
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"I'm very much in the balls to what everyone else thinks and do what you want
You may find it hurts less for you in that area than it would for someone else with less padding. Look forward to seeing the results when you have it done.
I'm booked in for a thigh tattoo next month.... at least the artist has plenty of space to do her design "Oh definitely just felt a little deflated! I’m all for anything hurting less due to my extra padding haha - oooof thigh I think that was one of my favourite parts of the body to get tattooed! Good luck and can’t wait to see what you have done! Xx | |||
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"F*ck no! Do whatever you fancy...! Ps.: I’m yet to see an underboob tattoo that’s not hot." Hehe thanks me too, I just think they’re beautiful! | |||
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"If there is a practical/medical reason why it's not advised for bigger women (such as healing etc) then I would think carefully about having it done. If it's just an aesthetic reason and someone thinks it wouldn't look good on a bigger woman then just think fuck it, if you like it then go for it. It doesn't matter what others think!" | |||
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"Healing wise... I have a tata towel which I would practically live in until it’s healed... they’re fantastic! The tattooist was basically saying it doesn’t look nice on a bigger person which is what deflated me as it’s a personal choice and not for the enjoyment of others as such - more for me! " That would piss me off too, unsolicited opinion. | |||
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"Healing wise... I have a tata towel which I would practically live in until it’s healed... they’re fantastic! The tattooist was basically saying it doesn’t look nice on a bigger person which is what deflated me as it’s a personal choice and not for the enjoyment of others as such - more for me! " Says more about the tattooist than yourself. I am sure you'll look marvellous. | |||
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"Says more about the tattooist than yourself. I am sure you'll look marvellous. " I couldn’t agree more with this. Do a little research and go somewhere else. A real artist should revel in the opportunity of making a piece of art work with your body shape! | |||
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"Says more about the tattooist than yourself. I am sure you'll look marvellous. I couldn’t agree more with this. Do a little research and go somewhere else. A real artist should revel in the opportunity of making a piece of art work with your body shape! " Yeah I’m looking at a few other designs and going to have some chats with some different tattooists over the next couple of days! | |||
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"Sounds like the tattooist has a problem with bigger people and has insulted you, don't go back there go to a tattooist who will show you the respect you deserve" I do think you’re right! I’m doing the research
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"I'm very much in the balls to what everyone else thinks and do what you want
You may find it hurts less for you in that area than it would for someone else with less padding. Look forward to seeing the results when you have it done.
I'm booked in for a thigh tattoo next month.... at least the artist has plenty of space to do her design
Oh definitely just felt a little deflated!
I’m all for anything hurting less due to my extra padding haha - oooof thigh I think that was one of my favourite parts of the body to get tattooed! Good luck and can’t wait to see what you have done! Xx "Being curvier doesn't help rib tattoos, the skin is just as thin and the sensitivity is just as high. If you do go for it, I strongly advise you take a pillow as that will help alleviate the pressure of your boobs on your windpipe and chest. If your artist has advised against it, I would listen to them. If it's anyone else, fuck that noise and do what makes you happy  | |||
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"Sounds like the tattooist has a problem with bigger people and has insulted you, don't go back there go to a tattooist who will show you the respect you deserve" Utter rubbish | |||
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"Healing wise... I have a tata towel which I would practically live in until it’s healed... they’re fantastic! The tattooist was basically saying it doesn’t look nice on a bigger person which is what deflated me as it’s a personal choice and not for the enjoyment of others as such - more for me! " Then fuck him right off & find a tattooist that isn’t a judgemental prick! Ooh, makes my blood boil!! I’ve had a tattooist tell me he wouldn’t want to do anything on me as it would distort with losing or gaining weight. He also tried to tell me the skin has more nerve endings where it’s fleshy, so it would hurt more. 2 words. One’s ‘off’  | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. " I don’t think it’s rubbish that he has insulted me on the fact I’ve been told because I’m a bigger lady I can’t have a tattoo that someone of a smaller nature can have... size shouldn’t matter and hasn’t effected any of my other tattoos I have had done... if they had said medically it could get infected due to the size of my boobs etc I’d totally be more accepting and feel a little less shit than them just using my size as the argument | |||
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"I'm very much in the balls to what everyone else thinks and do what you want
You may find it hurts less for you in that area than it would for someone else with less padding. Look forward to seeing the results when you have it done.
I'm booked in for a thigh tattoo next month.... at least the artist has plenty of space to do her design
Oh definitely just felt a little deflated!
I’m all for anything hurting less due to my extra padding haha - oooof thigh I think that was one of my favourite parts of the body to get tattooed! Good luck and can’t wait to see what you have done! Xx
Being curvier doesn't help rib tattoos, the skin is just as thin and the sensitivity is just as high. If you do go for it, I strongly advise you take a pillow as that will help alleviate the pressure of your boobs on your windpipe and chest. If your artist has advised against it, I would listen to them. If it's anyone else, fuck that noise and do what makes you happy "Yeah I have my lower ribs tattooed - thank you for the advice! It was a tattooist. | |||
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"From what I can see, you've got the perfect body to get it done and it'll look great too! If you want it, Go for it. X" thank you.
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"Healing wise... I have a tata towel which I would practically live in until it’s healed... they’re fantastic! The tattooist was basically saying it doesn’t look nice on a bigger person which is what deflated me as it’s a personal choice and not for the enjoyment of others as such - more for me! Then fuck him right off & find a tattooist that isn’t a judgemental prick! Ooh, makes my blood boil!! I’ve had a tattooist tell me he wouldn’t want to do anything on me as it would distort with losing or gaining weight. He also tried to tell me the skin has more nerve endings where it’s fleshy, so it would hurt more. 2 words. One’s ‘off’ "It does mine too! I’ve had plenty of tattoos and gained and lost weight - also with 2 babies - with lower rib tattoos - I look after them and they are still as beautiful as ever. So I agree | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. " I agree. I don't intend to get a tattoo but if I did, I would prefer the tattoist to tell me if he thought my idea was shit because of my body shape or whatever , rather than just taking my money. He's got the experience after all. How on earth is that insulting or disrespectful? He's arguing himself out of money. You're free to ignore his advice and to carry on anyway. | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. I don’t think it’s rubbish that he has insulted me on the fact I’ve been told because I’m a bigger lady I can’t have a tattoo that someone of a smaller nature can have... size shouldn’t matter and hasn’t effected any of my other tattoos I have had done... if they had said medically it could get infected due to the size of my boobs etc I’d totally be more accepting and feel a little less shit than them just using my size as the argument " Well carry on then but I stand by what I say, he is being professional, I would listen to him personally. | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. I agree. I don't intend to get a tattoo but if I did, I would prefer the tattoist to tell me if he thought my idea was shit because of my body shape or whatever , rather than just taking my money. He's got the experience after all. How on earth is that insulting or disrespectful? He's arguing himself out of money. You're free to ignore his advice and to carry on anyway. " Could he not have advised on a better design or placement for a tattoo for a larger lady ? Like I say I have had many tattoos as a fat person and designs I have gone in with they have made suggestions to other places I could have them or adapted them to make them better - that’s a professional. | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. I agree. I don't intend to get a tattoo but if I did, I would prefer the tattoist to tell me if he thought my idea was shit because of my body shape or whatever , rather than just taking my money. He's got the experience after all. How on earth is that insulting or disrespectful? He's arguing himself out of money. You're free to ignore his advice and to carry on anyway. Could he not have advised on a better design or placement for a tattoo for a larger lady ? Like I say I have had many tattoos as a fat person and designs I have gone in with they have made suggestions to other places I could have them or adapted them to make them better - that’s a professional. " I would have thought it pretty obvious that some tattoos look better depending on your body shape and I think, if you asked for a tattoo that your tattoist thought would look awful, it's actually kinder of him to tell you that rather than just shrug and take your money. Perhaps he could have suggested an alternative, but I can't see why anyone would get upset if someone who knew about these things warned someone planning to permanently alter their body that they may not get the results they expect. | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?! "I was also told something similar ages ago and to b honest, after seeing someone here I think I was advised right. That being said though! Do whatever the hell feels right for u! I’d u want it/like it, who gives a fuck? Your body, your boobs, if they don’t like they can’t get a closer look | |||
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"I would listen to them to be honest, they gave you a professional opinion and they know what works and looks good. I love my tattoos but if the guy doing them had said he thought they wouldn't look good I'd have listened to him" Me too. He is a professional and has given you advice. Less scrupulous individuals would have taken your money irrespective of whether it was a good choice. My concern would be how are you going to keep that area clean and promote healing. I have just had some work done on my half sleeve and even keeping that clean and stopping clothing from rubbing is hard work. You seem to have ceased the point that the artist has called you fat. Of course people on here will jump on that .... to your defence. Maybe go to a few more artists and ask for their professional opinion, instead of listening to the sycophants who will say whatever you want to hear. Then make up your own mind. | |||
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"I would listen to them to be honest, they gave you a professional opinion and they know what works and looks good. I love my tattoos but if the guy doing them had said he thought they wouldn't look good I'd have listened to him Me too. He is a professional and has given you advice. Less scrupulous individuals would have taken your money irrespective of whether it was a good choice. My concern would be how are you going to keep that area clean and promote healing. I have just had some work done on my half sleeve and even keeping that clean and stopping clothing from rubbing is hard work. You seem to have ceased the point that the artist has called you fat. Of course people on here will jump on that .... to your defence. Maybe go to a few more artists and ask for their professional opinion, instead of listening to the sycophants who will say whatever you want to hear. Then make up your own mind." Or, maybe as bigger women ourselves, we’re being emphatic to how the OP is probably feeling. | |||
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"I would listen to them to be honest, they gave you a professional opinion and they know what works and looks good. I love my tattoos but if the guy doing them had said he thought they wouldn't look good I'd have listened to him Me too. He is a professional and has given you advice. Less scrupulous individuals would have taken your money irrespective of whether it was a good choice. My concern would be how are you going to keep that area clean and promote healing. I have just had some work done on my half sleeve and even keeping that clean and stopping clothing from rubbing is hard work. You seem to have ceased the point that the artist has called you fat. Of course people on here will jump on that .... to your defence. Maybe go to a few more artists and ask for their professional opinion, instead of listening to the sycophants who will say whatever you want to hear. Then make up your own mind. Or, maybe as bigger women ourselves, we’re being emphatic to how the OP is probably feeling. " Thank you! | |||
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"I am in no way new to tattoos , ribs, hands, feet, thighs, neck, back upper and lower, well educated on keeping them clean,aired and looked after. And I am particular in researching the work I have done - I don’t need people to tell me the tattooist was wrong for saying I’m fat and if you read I have stated I am deflated - as I have every right to be I have asked for people’s opinions and I take everyone’s on board. I have also stated that I am researching and getting other tattooists opinions because that would have been a nicer option than the tattooist just shutting me down. I have seen much bigger women than me with them done so it can’t be a big health and safety no no now can it? " To be fair, I've seen people tattoo their eyeballs which is very dangerous so just because someone else has done something doesn't always mean it should be done again. As for this situation I'm kind of on the fence. You went to him for an opinion and you got one. Quite often with things like tattoos what we think it will look like isn't what it will actually look like which is why we defer to the professionals. If he hasnt flat out refused to do it, simply said it wouldn't look good in his opinion then I dint see what the issue is. If he is that good then I'm sure he won't miss your custom if you decide to go ahead. I'd love an underbust tattoo and think they look great, but that's just my opinion | |||
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"I am in no way new to tattoos , ribs, hands, feet, thighs, neck, back upper and lower, well educated on keeping them clean,aired and looked after. And I am particular in researching the work I have done - I don’t need people to tell me the tattooist was wrong for saying I’m fat and if you read I have stated I am deflated - as I have every right to be I have asked for people’s opinions and I take everyone’s on board. I have also stated that I am researching and getting other tattooists opinions because that would have been a nicer option than the tattooist just shutting me down. I have seen much bigger women than me with them done so it can’t be a big health and safety no no now can it? To be fair, I've seen people tattoo their eyeballs which is very dangerous so just because someone else has done something doesn't always mean it should be done again. As for this situation I'm kind of on the fence. You went to him for an opinion and you got one. Quite often with things like tattoos what we think it will look like isn't what it will actually look like which is why we defer to the professionals. If he hasnt flat out refused to do it, simply said it wouldn't look good in his opinion then I dint see what the issue is. If he is that good then I'm sure he won't miss your custom if you decide to go ahead. I'd love an underbust tattoo and think they look great, but that's just my opinion " Ouch at the eyeballs and yep very dangerous. Like I say I’m going to research other designs and have some chats with other tattooists as it has to be right for me no matter what if other tattooists say the same of course I will take that on and think long and hard , but I’m not going to go on the opinion of one as it’s something I’ve thought about for a while now! Xx | |||
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"You look very attractive in your puctures. A tattoo under our boobs would be awesome. I prefer a tattoo underneath than on breasts. At the end of the day it is about what you like. Please post an after photo if you have it done. "Thank you and of course | |||
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"I’ve got a fair sized rack & have my sternum tattooed. It’s one of my favourites & actually looks pretty good. I’d say it’s more down to design & tattooists ability to execute a decent design than body type. Go for it! They are hot! X " Thank you so much! Good to have an opinion of someone that’s had it done... did the size of your rack interfere with the healing? Xx | |||
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"I hope it hasn’t put you off having one altogether, maybe get a stencil first and see how you like it before you commit? I’d swerve that tattooist though since he’s not confident he can do a decent job of it!" It definitely hasn’t Hun I’ve been messaging a few on the mainland and they said no problem at all with size xx | |||
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"I'm a size 16 and have my sternum/underboobs tattood. Probably not so much size, but how large and how do your boobs sit. If they're large and heavy, and the design will mostly be covered, it's going to be a bitch to keep clean and dry in the healing phase. " I too am a size 16 - I have large boobs but they generally don’t cover the area I want done especially not the sternum part, have got a couple of consultations booked so looking forward to the outcome. Thank you for your comments as it’s good to get feedback from people that have had these done! Xx | |||
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"I'm a size 16 and have my sternum/underboobs tattood. Probably not so much size, but how large and how do your boobs sit. If they're large and heavy, and the design will mostly be covered, it's going to be a bitch to keep clean and dry in the healing phase. I too am a size 16 - I have large boobs but they generally don’t cover the area I want done especially not the sternum part, have got a couple of consultations booked so looking forward to the outcome. Thank you for your comments as it’s good to get feedback from people that have had these done! Xx" Just looked at your profile pic, and agree you should have enough free area to be able to fit a design. Definitely get a second opinion. | |||
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"Healing wise... I have a tata towel which I would practically live in until it’s healed... they’re fantastic! The tattooist was basically saying it doesn’t look nice on a bigger person which is what deflated me as it’s a personal choice and not for the enjoyment of others as such - more for me! " Find a new tattoo artist. I've taken advice on location in the past but my guy would never dream of telling me not to have something... He's a friend now and whilst I appreciate his advice its my body and his shop window. It's not about the money I rarely pay for anything I have now.. Get whatever makes you happy your body your ink... | |||
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"I’ve got a fair sized rack & have my sternum tattooed. It’s one of my favourites & actually looks pretty good. I’d say it’s more down to design & tattooists ability to execute a decent design than body type. Go for it! They are hot! X Thank you so much! Good to have an opinion of someone that’s had it done... did the size of your rack interfere with the healing? Xx "Absolutely not. It was more my bra rubbing on it, which would happen with any size rack. Mine is all dot work, so is super fine & detailed. It’s healed amazingly. Lots of Bepanthem throughout the day kept it tip top x | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no..." That’s completely different. Keloid scars can be a real issue and I’ve known patients to be disfigured by them facially. If the tattoo artists was going solely off aesthetics, then the OP is completely right to be a bit perturbed. | |||
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"I hope it hasn’t put you off having one altogether, maybe get a stencil first and see how you like it before you commit? I’d swerve that tattooist though since he’s not confident he can do a decent job of it! It definitely hasn’t Hun I’ve been messaging a few on the mainland and they said no problem at all with size xx" There's a good shop over in Gosport. | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. " Exactly , and that’s why he’s one of the best in the area as the op said . | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no..." I started to write something similar but deleted it. | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no... That’s completely different. Keloid scars can be a real issue and I’ve known patients to be disfigured by them facially. If the tattoo artists was going solely off aesthetics, then the OP is completely right to be a bit perturbed. " Please explain something to me , because maybe because I’m American .. I’m crazy. If you asked a painter to paint your house and He told you no because your walls need to be repaired. Is he wrong? | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no... That’s completely different. Keloid scars can be a real issue and I’ve known patients to be disfigured by them facially. If the tattoo artists was going solely off aesthetics, then the OP is completely right to be a bit perturbed. Please explain something to me , because maybe because I’m American .. I’m crazy. If you asked a painter to paint your house and He told you no because your walls need to be repaired. Is he wrong? " Oh not at all. You’d get a plasterer and then get it painted. If the tattoo artist did it because he’s worried about healing processes, then that’s fair enough. If it was because he didn’t think it’d look as good on a bigger person, then I too would be a bit annoyed. | |||
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"I’ve got a fair sized rack & have my sternum tattooed. It’s one of my favourites & actually looks pretty good. I’d say it’s more down to design & tattooists ability to execute a decent design than body type. Go for it! They are hot! X Thank you so much! Good to have an opinion of someone that’s had it done... did the size of your rack interfere with the healing? Xx
Absolutely not. It was more my bra rubbing on it, which would happen with any size rack. Mine is all dot work, so is super fine & detailed. It’s healed amazingly. Lots of Bepanthem throughout the day kept it tip top x " | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no... That’s completely different. Keloid scars can be a real issue and I’ve known patients to be disfigured by them facially. If the tattoo artists was going solely off aesthetics, then the OP is completely right to be a bit perturbed. Please explain something to me , because maybe because I’m American .. I’m crazy. If you asked a painter to paint your house and He told you no because your walls need to be repaired. Is he wrong? Oh not at all. You’d get a plasterer and then get it painted. If the tattoo artist did it because he’s worried about healing processes, then that’s fair enough. If it was because he didn’t think it’d look as good on a bigger person, then I too would be a bit annoyed. " It’s not wrong to be annoyed when someone tells you their honest professional opinion.... It’s just that some people just don’t like to hear the truth..... For example: If I went to a tattoo artist and asked him to tattoo my face. He tells me I will not tattoo your face because as a black man it will be hard for you to get a job. But he is happy to tattoo any other part of my body... Now should I call him a racist? or be happy he is thinking about my future and not making a quick dollar... | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. " I agree with this 100%. A tattoo artist that inks anything on anyone - I'd have serious doubts about having seen so many bad tattoos and badly placed ones.. This artist has taken time to tell you why they think it is not right for you and has integrity to stand by their decision. Whether you choose to heed their is advice is your choice. No point in taking a rash decision on an art piece that is with you for a lifetime. If you are still set on it. Have the outline sketch transferred and review it before the needle hits the skin. You still have the "get out of jail free" card at that point. | |||
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"I don’t think he insulted you at all, he gave his professional opinion, he doesn’t think it’s the right area for you to get tattooed, to me that sounds more professional than someone who will tattoo anyone anywhere and just pocket your money. " 100% agreed | |||
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"We are doomed as a species.... My generation is the first that can not except no for a answer. Every time someone tells us no , it’s because they are shaming us... So we look around to find some one that says yes... No disrespect Op but you have to listen to Professionals. My cousin wanted a nose job... she went to the best plastic surgeon in Manhattan. He told her he would not do the surgery because she is black and the chances of scaring are high because we have Keyloid skin. She got into a huff calling him racist and found a doctor to do the surgery... now 5 nose jobs later she looks like Michael Jackson..... Listen to Professionals , it’s okay to be told no... That’s completely different. Keloid scars can be a real issue and I’ve known patients to be disfigured by them facially. If the tattoo artists was going solely off aesthetics, then the OP is completely right to be a bit perturbed. Please explain something to me , because maybe because I’m American .. I’m crazy. If you asked a painter to paint your house and He told you no because your walls need to be repaired. Is he wrong? Oh not at all. You’d get a plasterer and then get it painted. If the tattoo artist did it because he’s worried about healing processes, then that’s fair enough. If it was because he didn’t think it’d look as good on a bigger person, then I too would be a bit annoyed. It’s not wrong to be annoyed when someone tells you their honest professional opinion.... It’s just that some people just don’t like to hear the truth..... For example: If I went to a tattoo artist and asked him to tattoo my face. He tells me I will not tattoo your face because as a black man it will be hard for you to get a job. But he is happy to tattoo any other part of my body... Now should I call him a racist? or be happy he is thinking about my future and not making a quick dollar..." I don’t think you’re quite understanding what I’m saying. | |||
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"I would suspect you are being advised against it for healing reasons.... I dont know about you but the area under my boobs gets quite sweaty and that would leave the unhealed tattoon very open to infection even on the most hygeinic lady." | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?! "If you've been advised by a professional then you probably shouldn't do it. Surely they worried about how the tattoo will heal with your breasts covering the tattoo | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?!
If you've been advised by a professional then you probably shouldn't do it. Surely they worried about how the tattoo will heal with your breasts covering the tattoo"I think the OP mentioned that it was nothing to do with healing processes, but purely on an aesthetic level. | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?!
If you've been advised by a professional then you probably shouldn't do it. Surely they worried about how the tattoo will heal with your breasts covering the tattoo
I think the OP mentioned that it was nothing to do with healing processes, but purely on an aesthetic level. "I didn't read the entire the thread | |||
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"So! A little offended that I’ve just been advised against having my underboob tattoo done due to being of a curvier nature - am I being insane or generally will it/does it look awful?!
If you've been advised by a professional then you probably shouldn't do it. Surely they worried about how the tattoo will heal with your breasts covering the tattoo
I think the OP mentioned that it was nothing to do with healing processes, but purely on an aesthetic level.
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