I happened to find my niece on the web with this big stupid tattoo across her chest. This is a niece that I am very close to, whom I spend at least 1 day a week with, who calls me everyday. She is the one who had the break in while she was asleep.
http://prioritybooks.blogspot.com/2008/07/god-is-so-awesome-my-niece-finally.html
She has been doing a good job with her life and taking good care of her kids. Though she is indeed a woman, who can make her own decisions, clearly she was ashamed of this one, since she has been hiding it. No wonder she has been draped so tightly in clothes in the chest area when I see her. She even looks hot wrapped up like a mummy trying to hide this silly looking tattoo. Apparently, these young people are more impressed with fads then thinking how things will affect them later in life. I guess she even put a hole near her lip because she now wears an earring there. I will mention to her this weekend that she can now remove all those hot clothes because her secret is out. What a mess!
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Wow. My sister has one. I don't like them. There are other forms of expression that are less permanent. Fads pass. She's a beautiful girl even without the tat.
I don't have a problem with all tattoos. I do have a definite problem with all tattoos that are based on logos, groups, companies, cities, etc. that you are not directly involved in, as in OWN.
So you're 50 with Baby Phat on your chest getting a mammogram, or what ever it's called... Ok.
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I hated it when my daughter got her tatoos...perhaps someday they'll get it..until then...
This reminds me of the way I felt when I discovered my niece's page on Facebook. Just WOW!
Your niece is pretty. Too bad she had to put the tattoo in the chest. Someone once told me that fads, hairdos, can have an affect on a potential employer's decision as to whether or not to hire you on a job.
I think it's funny that people still think they can post pictures on the internet and not get busted.
She is soooooooo going to regret that. Big time. Hopefully in ten years they have improved laser removal.
Mi niece also has one on her chest area and I cannot help but thing about how she will live with it when she is 40 50 or 80!
The chest is not as easily hidden as other parts of the body.
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