Need tattoo advice boyos(tat haters gtfo)

[Baller1]

@6ft8InTheNetherlands @OCDMaxxing @Golden Glass @Amnesia @chadpreetinthemaking @EternalLearner @wristcel

Getting my first tat on forearm. These are the designs I've narrowed down to. So far I'm leaning toward the Sanskrit quote one or the last tiger one. Which would increase smv the most? Or post any other ideas that would look cool. I'm open to suggestions.

 

[Enlil]

how about a big black cock as tattoo?

 

[Deleted member 4809]

Imagine wasting hundreds of $ on a looksmin instead of spending this money on a real looksmax

 

[Baller1]

how about a big black cock as tattoo?

You like seeing em that much? Just watch more pron cuck.

 

[benignice]

Just whatever you do, go to an artist that knows what they're doing- the tiger is easier to fuck up than the script. Also, with that level of detail, the artist would have to be damn good in order for those last two tigers to age well.

 

[AnimeCel]

do not tattoo a face or some other super realistic / detailed thing because it will look like shit in 10 years if you for example start to gain or lose weight or simply just age

 

[OCDMaxxing]

@6ft8InTheNetherlands @OCDMaxxing @Golden Glass @Amnesia @chadpreetinthemaking @EternalLearner @wristcel

Getting my first tat on forearm. These are the designs I've narrowed down to. So far I'm leaning toward the Sanskrit quote one or the last tiger one. Which would increase smv the most? Or post any other ideas that would look cool. I'm open to suggestions.
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Tiger is a bit infantile and Indian characters not low inhib enough

Get this:

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do not tattoo a face or some other super realistic / detailed thing because it will look like shit in 10 years if you for example start to gain or lose weight or simply just age

yep, this is how you want to look

 

[6ft8InTheNetherlands]

go on pinterest for inspiration

 

[Golden Glass]

do not tattoo a face or some other super realistic / detailed thing because it will look like shit in 10 years if you for example start to gain or lose weight or simply just age

Totally depends on multiple factors. Throwing out hyper realistic tats wholesale is excessive. Based on my experience with people who have these tats:

1. All tattoos will fade with age, so you need to get maintenance sessions where they redo parts that have faded over time. This is true for ANY tattoo. The best you can do is wear a ton of sunscreen if you’re out in the sun. Or wear a long sleeve top/jacket when out in the sun, and once you’re in shade, indoors, or the sun isn’t strong anymore, roll your sleeves up.

2. Distortion that would be big enough to be blatantly obvious isn’t a thing in the sleeve area unless there’s a dramatic change. Like I said in the OP, if you’re gonna get tats, they work best on a nice body anyways so if you’re overweight, address that first. And as “ugly” as it sounds, if you’re worried about future distortion just don’t get fat (fat on your arms is the type that accumulates the least/latest on most male bodies btw, so even if you gained 20 lbs of fat across your body, on your arms the difference is negligible, especially not enough to noticeably distort a tattoo, Maybe it can if the tattoo is tiny and on your bicep, but none of @Baller1’s designs looks small, and he seems to want them on his forearm.

3.If @Baller1 is significantly worried with distortion, he should get his tat on his forearm, and make sure to build up as much muscle on his forearm as possible before getting tatted. And maintain that amount of muscle throughout your life. This area is good, because the change in size between untrained and trained forearms, while certainly noticeable, is not enough to significantly distort a tat, especially if you already have some size on your forearm before hand. Alternatively you can get tatted on your upper arm, but you’d have to make sure you’re at a similar arm size that you’ll be for the foreseeable future. You can build size without significantly distorting tats in your upper arm, but you’d need to do it very very gradually.

@6ft8InTheNetherlands @OCDMaxxing @Golden Glass @Amnesia @chadpreetinthemaking @EternalLearner @wristcel

Getting my first tat on forearm. These are the designs I've narrowed down to. So far I'm leaning toward the Sanskrit quote one or the last tiger one. Which would increase smv the most? Or post any other ideas that would look cool. I'm open to suggestions.
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Does the Sanskrit quote translate to something correctly translated or something you identify with? If you don’t know what that word or phrase is just find famous Sanskrit quotes online and use that as a tattoo option.

And out of those three I’m more inclined to pick the quote (tattoos aren’t really my thing though, like I said.)

Something else you could try getting instead of an animal could be a religious symbol that would be relevant to you. Even if you’re not religious, you might have been brought up catholic, for example, so you could get a tattoo of someone like St. Michael and if someone asked why you’d get a tattoo like that even if you’re not religious, you could say you still hold sentimental value towards the religion you were brought up in, or the religion your family has practiced through the generations, or even just that you identify with that religious figure on a personal level. Either of these is a great convo starter (just make sure you know or learn about the figure you’re getting tatted).

Here are some nice St. Michael tattoos for reference...if you happen to be from a catholic family. Remember, you can even be an atheist and still get a tat like this, as long as you claim to identify with the figure or it has some meaning to you; if anything, getting one as a non religious person would make you more of an enigma to people, and thus make you far more interesting, and make for a far more interesting convo starter.

 

[Baller1]

Totally depends on multiple factors. Throwing out hyper realistic tats wholesale is excessive. Based on my experience with people who have these tats:

1. All tattoos will fade with age, so you need to get maintenance sessions where they redo parts that have faded over time. This is true for ANY tattoo. The best you can do is wear a ton of sunscreen if you’re out in the sun. Or wear a long sleeve top/jacket when out in the sun, and once you’re in shade, indoors, or the sun isn’t strong anymore, roll your sleeves up.

2. Distortion that would be big enough to be blatantly obvious isn’t a thing in the sleeve area unless there’s a dramatic change. Like I said in the OP, if you’re gonna get tats, they work best on a nice body anyways so if you’re overweight, address that first. And as “ugly” as it sounds, if you’re worried about future distortion just don’t get fat (fat on your arms is the type that accumulates the least/latest on most male bodies btw, so even if you gained 20 lbs of fat across your body, on your arms the difference is negligible, especially not enough to noticeably distort a tattoo, Maybe it can if the tattoo is tiny and on your bicep, but none of @Baller1’s designs looks small, and he seems to want them on his forearm.

3.If @Baller1 is significantly worried with distortion, he should get his tat on his forearm, and make sure to build up as much muscle on his forearm as possible before getting tatted. And maintain that amount of muscle throughout your life. This area is good, because the change in size between untrained and trained forearms, while certainly noticeable, is not enough to significantly distort a tat, especially if you already have some size on your forearm before hand. Alternatively you can get tatted on your upper arm, but you’d have to make sure you’re at a similar arm size that you’ll be for the foreseeable future. You can build size without significantly distorting tats in your upper arm, but you’d need to do it very very gradually.




Does the Sanskrit quote translate to something correctly translated or something you identify with? If you don’t know what that word or phrase is just find famous Sanskrit quotes online and use that as a tattoo option.

And out of those three I’m more inclined to pick the quote (tattoos aren’t really my thing though, like I said.)

Something else you could try getting instead of an animal could be a religious symbol that would be relevant to you. Even if you’re not religious, you might have been brought up catholic, for example, so you could get a tattoo of someone like St. Michael and if someone asked why you’d get a tattoo like that even if you’re not religious, you could say you still hold sentimental value towards the religion you were brought up in, or the religion your family has practiced through the generations, or even just that you identify with that religious figure on a personal level. Either of these is a great convo starter (just make sure you know or learn about the figure you’re getting tatted).

Here are some nice St. Michael tattoos for reference...if you happen to be from a catholic family. Remember, you can even be an atheist and still get a tat like this, as long as you claim to identify with the figure or it has some meaning to you; if anything, getting one as a non religious person would make you more of an enigma to people, and thus make you far more interesting, and make for a far more interesting convo starter.

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The Sanskrit quote in the picture is not the exact quote I would get, mine would say One life, one chance. Placement/size would be similar, I think the quote would look better on outside of forearm rather than inside. Those St. Michael ones look really good too.

 

[benignice]

The Sanskrit quote in the picture is not the exact quote I would get, mine would say One life, one chance. Placement/size would be similar, I think the quote would look better on outside of forearm rather than inside. Those St. Michael ones look really good too.

Bare in mind that if you ever wanted to build on it in the future, script can be harder to blend with other stuff than images are.

 

[Baller1]

Body wise I don't anticipate changing much, I'm fairly lean and close to my natty limits, unless I start cycling which I don't plan on.

 

[Golden Glass]

Body wise I don't anticipate changing much, I'm fairly lean and close to my natty limits, unless I start cycling which I don't plan on.

Then you shouldn’t exclude hyperealistic tats from your possible options. What skin tone are you?

 

[Zyros]

For fucks sake DONT CHOOSE A TATTOO DESIGN BASED ON POSSIBLE SMV OR HOW COOL IT LOOKS. Choose something important to you because you will end (and believe me no matrer how good the tattoo is, you will) getting bored of the dedign itself and its something forever. Geez thosenpoeple choosing tattoos like someone chooses a fucking shirt at a store. Tattoos are something much much different than a fashion accesory.

 

[Golden Glass]

For fucks sake DONT CHOOSE A TATTOO DESIGN BASED ON POSSIBLE SMV OR HOW COOL IT LOOKS. Choose something important to you because you will end (and believe me no matrer how good the tattoo is, you will) getting bored of the dedign itself and its something forever. Geez thosenpoeple choosing tattoos like someone chooses a fucking shirt at a store. Tattoos are something much much different than a fashion accesory.

Like I said... I think tattoos are trash regardless. And you can identify with a tattoo that happens to be high smv and looks cool. It’s not mutually exclusive. For example, if @Baller1 reads St. Michaels the Archangel’ story, and it resonates with him or he thinks it’s interesting, then getting a St Michael tattoo doesn’t mean he’s faking anything at all. It would be different if he got a Jesus Tattoo and hates virtually everything about Christianity, or thinks Christ as a figure is overrated or something.

 

[Mayorga]

For fucks sake DONT CHOOSE A TATTOO DESIGN BASED ON POSSIBLE SMV OR HOW COOL IT LOOKS. Choose something important to you because you will end (and believe me no matrer how good the tattoo is, you will) getting bored of the dedign itself and its something forever. Geez thosenpoeple choosing tattoos like someone chooses a fucking shirt at a store. Tattoos are something much much different than a fashion accesory.

damn you're neurotic - I'm getting kinda bored with mine and it's no biggie, not like you can't cover it with another one/laser it.

 

[Baller1]

Then you shouldn’t exclude hyperealistic tats from your possible options. What skin tone are you?

Medium, think Zayn slightly tan.

 

[Golden Glass]

Medium, think Zayn slightly tan.

So zayn’s?

 

[Baller1]

So zayn’s?

Pretty much

So zayn’s?

 

[Golden Glass]

Pretty much

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Then you should seriously think of getting a colored tattoo. Only mediums to light skinned men can even pull them off. So getting one would set you apart from other tattooed men.

 

[wristcel]

@6ft8InTheNetherlands @OCDMaxxing @Golden Glass @Amnesia @chadpreetinthemaking @EternalLearner @wristcel

Getting my first tat on forearm. These are the designs I've narrowed down to. So far I'm leaning toward the Sanskrit quote one or the last tiger one. Which would increase smv the most? Or post any other ideas that would look cool. I'm open to suggestions.
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3rd one

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That's nice.

 

[diggbicc]

 

[auboutduprecipice]

how about a big black cock as tattoo?

you're starting to worry me with being the main spokesperson for bbc on the forum

 

[Golden Glass]

you're starting to worry me with being the main spokesperson for bbc on the forum

I think @Enlil is secretly a BBC loving cuck in all honesty. He may not even realize himself

 

[Baller1]

This is pretty sick too, but don't think I'm ready for such a big commitment. Better to start small and keep adding to it.

 

[benignice]

This is pretty sick too, but don't think I'm ready for such a big commitment. Better to start small and keep adding to it.

Just make sure that it's something that you could add to thematically, otherwise it'll look odd and mention to your artist that you might want to add to it in the future. But its a good idea to do that, it's what I did with my leg sleeve.

 

[Baller1]

Think I've settled on something like these:

 

[freeone12]

Im huge fan of blackwork tattoo, is you want tiger:

 

[Baller1]

Im huge fan of blackwork tattoo, is you want tiger:

Its nice, but the plan is to eventually continue the sleeve up to shoulder and chest region, so mine will be better suited for that

 

[Almu]

kenek tattoo

 

[Lorsss]

I would prefer the Sanscrit script rather than an animal figure

 

[Baller1]

I would prefer the Sanscrit script rather than an animal figure

Porque no las dos? I can always add the script since it's on the outer forearm

 

[HurtfulVanity]

Forearms are a shitty spot for a first tattoo just get something done on your upper arm jfl and then connect whatever it was to your forearm.

 

[homesick]

what do u think about this?

 

[Lorsss]

Porque no las dos? I can always add the script since it's on the outer forearm

with my tastes I prefer scripts and abstract designs rather than tatoos with people, animals and mythological figures

 

[Baller1]

what do u think about this?

Yawn. MGTOW is big cope for dudes who can't get laid so give up on women.

 

[chadpreetinthemaking]

The sanskrit quote is sick asf, id probably get that one. Id probably also get a chest tattoo as well, like a dragon or something

 

[Amnesia]

Surgery first