It took me 39 years to find the one thing I wanted, the Trishul on my neck. Once that was done, the process and experience of being tattooed lured me in.
It's a very cathartic experience in all, difficult to explain - the experience of being with the sensation is a healing ritual in and of itself.
Dennis, I'll bet that by the time you're 80 you won't be self-conscious about some artwork on your skin at all... prolly more worried about the bits that have stopped working or are falling off hahaha. Body art is so much more mainstream these days anyway, I hardly know anyone my age who doesn't have tattoos or piercings. So the medical/care staff would prolly think you are way cooler...
Besides, tattoos are a good talking point, people ask you about them and love hearing your story if there's real meaning behind them (as there is for mine).
Second installment next Wednesday...
Dennis, I'll bet that by the time you're 80 you won't be self-conscious about some artwork on your skin at all... prolly more worried about the bits that have stopped working or are falling off hahaha. Body art is so much more mainstream these days anyway, I hardly know anyone my age who doesn't have tattoos or piercings. So the medical/care staff would prolly think you are way cooler...
Besides, tattoos are a good talking point, people ask you about them and love hearing your story if there's real meaning behind them (as there is for mine).
Second installment next Wednesday...
sandy
u already are
